Category: Foreign News
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Japanese Public Divided on Military Response to China Over Taiwan, Poll Reveals
TOKYO, November 16, 2025 – A recent Kyodo News survey shows that the Japanese public remains divided over whether Japan should exercise its right to collective self-defense in the event of a Chinese military attack on Taiwan. The poll, released Sunday, found that 48.8% of respondents supported a military response, while 44.2% opposed it, highlighting
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ASML CEO Confirms Dutch-China Tensions Haven’t Impacted Chip Equipment Business
AMSTERDAM, November 16, 2025 – The CEO of Dutch semiconductor equipment giant ASML, Christophe Fouquet, has reassured investors and industry watchers that ongoing political tensions between The Netherlands and China have not affected the company’s operations. Speaking in a recent Dutch television interview, Fouquet emphasized that the company remains resilient despite concerns surrounding the Dutch
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Serbia Faces Seven-Day Deadline to Resolve NIS Refinery Crisis, President Vucic Warns
Belgrade, Serbia – Serbia has just seven days to secure the operation of the country’s only oil refinery, owned by Russian energy companies, without resorting to nationalisation, President Aleksandar Vucic warned on Sunday. The urgent appeal comes amid mounting international pressure and potential fuel shortages that could impact the nation’s economy. The NIS refinery, located
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Switzerland Rejects “Deal With the Devil” Claims on U.S. Tariffs, Says Minister Parmelin
Bern, Switzerland – Switzerland has denied accusations that its newly announced tariff framework with the United States represents a concession or “surrender” in the ongoing trade tensions. Swiss Economy Minister Guy Parmelin said on Sunday that the agreement was a strategic move, not a compromise of national interests, and emphasized that the country had not
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Italy Battle to Avoid Another “Apocalyptic” World Cup Disaster as Gattuso Tries to Steady the Azzurri
Italy, one of world football’s most iconic national teams, are staring down the possibility of a third consecutive World Cup absence—an outcome many in the country have described as nothing short of “apocalyptic.” Despite being four-time world champions and winners of Euro 2021, the Azzurri once again find themselves on the brink as poor results,
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US to Conduct Military Drills in Trinidad and Tobago Amid Rising Tensions with Venezuela
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – The United States is set to hold five days of military drills in Trinidad and Tobago starting Sunday, intensifying regional tensions with neighboring Venezuela. The exercises follow last month’s deployment of a US guided-missile destroyer to the Caribbean nation, which Venezuela criticized as a “military provocation.” Details of
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China Urges Citizens Not to Visit Japan Amid Taiwan Tensions
Beijing / Tokyo – China has formally advised its citizens to avoid traveling to Japan, escalating a diplomatic dispute over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on Taiwan. The advisory comes amid heightened tensions between Tokyo and Beijing, with both countries summoning each other’s ambassadors in a show of protest. Prime Minister Takaichi’s Remarks
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China Advises Citizens to Avoid Travel to Japan Amid Taiwan Tensions
Beijing, China / Tokyo, Japan – China has officially advised its citizens to avoid traveling to Japan, marking a significant escalation in diplomatic tensions following remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan. The advisory reflects growing unease in Beijing over Tokyo’s stance on regional security and the potential for military conflict in the
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Japan Protests China’s Travel Advisory Amid Taiwan Dispute
Tokyo, Japan – Japan formally protested on Saturday after China issued a travel advisory discouraging its citizens from visiting the country, following recent remarks by Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Taiwan. The advisory signals escalating tensions between Beijing and Tokyo, highlighting the fragile state of China-Japan relations. Japan’s Response to China’s Travel Advisory
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Palestinian National Football Team Embarks on “Mission for Peace” During Spain Visit
The Palestinian national football team is taking a unique stand for peace and humanitarian awareness during their visit to Spain. Led by coach Ehab Abu Jazar, the team will participate in symbolic friendly matches against the Basque Country and Catalan national teams, aiming to shine a light on the ongoing struggle of Palestinians and advocate
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