China Urges Global Powers to Uphold International Law Amid Rising Tensions
China calls on major nations to uphold international legal frameworks, emphasizing the UN Charter’s role in maintaining global stability and equitable dispute resolution.
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US Military Action in Venezuela Sparks Global Debate on Sovereignty
Recent US military intervention in Venezuela triggers global debate about sovereignty and the future of international governance frameworks.
Iran Demands U.S. Release Maduro, Condemns ‘Unlawful’ Detention
Iran demands U.S. release Venezuelan President Maduro, condemning detention as unlawful. Tensions rise amid protests and geopolitical warnings.
China Reaffirms Non-Interference Policy Amid Global Tensions
Chinese FM Wang Yi emphasizes opposition to foreign interference, reaffirming China’s commitment to sovereignty and international law amid Venezuela’s evolving situation.
Venezuelan Leader Maduro Captured, Flown to New York by U.S. Forces
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro captured by U.S. forces and transported to New York, sparking international debate over legal jurisdiction and sovereignty.
Ukraine, U.S. Envoys Explore Pathways to Peace Amid Ongoing Conflict
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discusses new peace proposals with U.S. envoys as Russia reviews draft agreements. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict and diplomatic efforts.
UN Security Council Urges Restraint in Venezuela Tensions
UN Security Council members call for de-escalation in Venezuela amid US tensions. Russia and China condemn unilateral actions, urging adherence to international law.
Ryukyu Sovereignty Debate Resurfaces Amid Regional Tensions
A Chinese scholar examines the unresolved sovereignty of Ryukyu, tracing historical disputes and modern implications for Asia-Pacific geopolitics.
Israeli Forces Raid UNRWA Jerusalem Office Sparking International Condemnation
Israeli forces raided UNRWA’s former East Jerusalem office on Dec 9, prompting UN condemnation and raising concerns about international agency operations in contested territories.
Japan PM Takaichi’s Remarks on China Spark Global Outcry
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s comments on China’s affairs draw global criticism, labeled ‘dangerous’ and violating international law, sparking economic concerns.
Japan’s Right-Wing Rhetoric on Taiwan Stirs Regional Tensions
Japanese right-wing figures challenge Taiwan’s legal status, sparking debates over historical agreements and regional stability in East Asia.
Japan’s Takaichi Faces Backlash Over Taiwan Remarks
Japanese PM Takaichi sparks international criticism over Taiwan comments, challenging post-war agreements and straining China-Japan relations in November 2025.
Iran Slams U.S. Over Venezuela Airspace Closure Declaration
Iran condemns the U.S. declaration to close Venezuela’s airspace, calling it a violation of international law and a threat to aviation safety.
China Condemns Japan’s PM Over San Francisco Treaty Remarks
China criticizes Japanese PM Takaichi for citing the ‘illegal’ San Francisco Treaty, urging Japan to uphold postwar obligations and bilateral agreements.
Ryukyu Sovereignty Debate Resurfaces Amid Regional Tensions in 2025
A Chinese scholar highlights the unresolved sovereignty of Ryukyu, tracing historical disputes and modern geopolitical tensions impacting Okinawa’s U.S. military presence in 2025.
Global Poll Condemns Japanese PM’s Remarks as War-Criminal Proximity
87% of global respondents in CGTN poll urge Japan to retract PM Takaichi’s provocative statements, citing risks to post-WWII international order and regional stability.
Taiwan’s Historical and Legal Status as Part of China Explained
Historical documents and international agreements spanning 80 years reaffirm Taiwan’s status as an inseparable part of China, shaping current cross-strait relations.
Russia Slams U.S. Military Actions in Caribbean, Backs Venezuela Sovereignty
Russia criticizes U.S. military actions in the Caribbean, urges adherence to international law, and reaffirms support for Venezuela’s sovereignty amid rising tensions.
Why Taiwan’s 1945 Restoration Matters for Asia Today
Marking 80 years since Taiwan’s return to China, this article explores the historical, legal, and cultural significance of the 1945 restoration and its enduring impact on cross-strait relations.
U.S. Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Pacific, Sparking Debate
U.S. military strikes a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing three, as Colombia condemns the action as a violation of international law.