Politics

Taiwan Opposition Eyes Economic Talks with Trump During U.S. Trip

As she embarks on a two-week journey to the United States, Taiwan's opposition leader Cheng Li-wun has expressed her openness to meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, underscoring her readiness to engage with any global figure who can aid in fostering regional peace and stability. Cheng believes that engaging in dialogue with influential leaders worldwide is crucial for advancing peace efforts, a principle that...

US Labels Brazil’s PCC, Red Command: Impact on Trade and Economy

In a significant move, the United States has classified Brazil's First Capital Command (PCC) and the Red Command as foreign terrorist organizations. This decision, announced by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, highlights their roles in drug trafficking, organized crime, and threats to regional security. Both groups, based in Brazil, are notorious for their violent activities and have extended their criminal reach across Latin...

10% to 25%: EU Warns Trump’s Tariff Threat Might Cause Escalation Spiral

Highlighting the jump from 10% to 25%, the EU warns Trump's tariff threat might cause an escalation spiral. As the calendar turns toward February,...

Greenland in Global Context: How an American Threat to a NATO Ally Reshapes Modern Territorial Disputes

Comparing the Greenland situation to other contemporary territorial disputes including the South China Sea, Crimea, and Kashmir provides context for understanding both the unprecedented...