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South Korean Economy Facing Unique Challenges 

In the past decade, South Korea has prioritized revitalizing its alliances with established and emerging powers to counter threats from its neighbors. North Korea and China are encroaching on the sovereignty of Seoul, which has triggered an initiative to solidify the nation's regional power. As policy has shifted to a...

U.S.A State and Local Governments Acquiring Chinese Telecom Equipment, Deemed National Security Threat

According to new research, American state and local governments have kept acquiring Chinese telecom equipment for U.S. supply chains despite the fact that that the federal government has deemed it a threat to national security. Officials have cautioned that the U.S. may be vulnerable to economic espionage or digital sabotage...

Lebanese Citizens Withdraw Funds by Force as Financial Crisis Intensifies

Lebanese woman Sali Hafiz stormed BLOM Bank in Beirut with a fake gun demanding she withdraw money to pay for her sister’s cancer treatment today. She was successful. A separate armed storming at Bank Med was also reported about an hour afterward, and was also successful. Armed withdrawals are...

How The War Helps China: Market Evaluation & Analysis

It's no secret that China is Russia's most strategic ally. And even in the time of war, they seem to only support the invading country in ways that benefit them. Sanctions levied in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine have dealt a devastating blow to his...

Boris Johnson Dodges No Confidence Vote With Narrow Margins

British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has narrowly survived a confidence vote in his leadership. He dodged the dramatic no-confidence vote on Monday, with a too-close-for-comfort result that leaves him politically wounded and will likely begin a volatile period in British politics as he fights to stay in power and...

Russia Looks To Seize Control Of Western Firms Trying To Leave

After a number of western companies started to leave or cease business in Russia, such as McDonald's, Starbucks, Car manufacturers, and many other brick and mortar establishments, Russia seems to be implementing a new law to punish future ones. This new law would allow the state to take control...

Week's Recap

US Flies B-1 Bombers Over Bosnia in Sign of Military Support

The United States flew a pair of B-1B Lancer...

Senegal Cuts Access to Social Media as Protests Break out over Sentencing of Opposition Leader

Senegal has cut access to several social media platforms,...

Germany and Russia Exchange Diplomatic Blows, Close Consulates

The German Federal Foreign Office in Berlin has announced...

Russian GRU Colonel Reportedly Killed in Syria

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR),...
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