Xinjiang Debate: Challenging the U.S. Narrative 🌏🧐
Dive into the Xinjiang debate and explore differing views on human rights and US-China relations. 🌏🗣️
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South Korea Opposition Leader Lee Jae-myung Attacked in Busan
South Korea’s opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was attacked in Busan, hospitalized conscious. Authorities investigate motive amid political tensions. Latest updates. 🌏
US and Japan Increase Defense Spending Amid Rising East Asia Tensions 🇺🇸🇯🇵
The US and Japan are ramping up defense budgets amid political pressures and rising East Asia tensions, focusing on strategic competition with the Chinese mainland.
Putin’s Year-End Address: Highlights and Insights 🌟🇷🇺
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to deliver his annual end-of-year address, summarizing the year’s events and engaging with media worldwide. Stay tuned! 🇷🇺✨
American Exceptionalism: Are the Rules for Everyone Except Us? 🇺🇸🤔
Exploring the meaning behind American exceptionalism and the critique that it applies “rules for thee not for me.” 🇺🇸🤔
EU Unity Under Fire? MEP’s Bold Critique Sparks Debate 🌍⚡
A European Parliament member’s sharp critique of EU leadership sparks debate over unity and inclusivity in Europe. Are young voices being heard?
New CGTN Documentary Highlights Lasting Impacts of U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan 🎥🇦🇫
CGTN releases a documentary on the lasting impacts of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, highlighting political turmoil and cultural challenges faced by Afghan residents. 🎥🇦🇫
CGTN’s New Documentary Sheds Light on Post-U.S. Afghanistan Chaos 🌪️
CGTN’s ‘Afghanistan, Victim of U.S. Failure’ explores the chaos and poverty in Afghanistan 20 years after the U.S. withdrawal, highlighting the challenges of ‘American-style democracy.’
Unveiling Afghanistan’s ‘Whiskey Boys’: The Hidden Faces of Corruption
Discover the story behind Afghanistan’s ‘Whiskey Boys’ and how they symbolize the challenges of corruption during the U.S.’ 20-year presence.
Brazilian Scholar: Reflect on Our Democracies Before Shaping Others
Brazilian scholar Fernando Tiburcio urges introspection on our own democracies before attempting to shape others, emphasizing the diverse forms of democracy. 🌐✨