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  • Powerful 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Southern Mindanao

    Powerful 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Southern Mindanao

    On Friday, November 17, a powerful undersea earthquake, measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale, struck the southern Mindanao region of the Philippines. While initially reported as a magnitude 7.2 earthquake, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) later revised the measurement. This seismic event drew attention to the vulnerabilities faced by areas prone to

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  • A Critical Analysis: Netanyahu’s Obstinate Stance Threatens U.S. Post-Gaza Regional Architecture

    A Critical Analysis: Netanyahu’s Obstinate Stance Threatens U.S. Post-Gaza Regional Architecture

    Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu’s recent objection to having the Palestinian Authority (PA) govern the Gaza Strip during a press conference has created a significant hurdle for the United States’ efforts to establish a constructive post-Gaza war regional framework. In addition to hampering the resolution of the Gaza crisis, Netanyahu’s refusal to consider a transition of

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  • European Commission Requests Information from Amazon on Compliance with Digital Services Act

    European Commission Requests Information from Amazon on Compliance with Digital Services Act

    The European Commission has taken a significant step in ensuring consumer protection online and upholding fundamental rights by formally requesting Amazon to provide detailed information regarding its compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA). This move comes as the Commission seeks greater clarity on the measures Amazon has implemented to address risk assessments, mitigate the

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  • Resolving the Fukushima Wastewater Dispute: A Step Towards Improved Japan-China Relations

    Resolving the Fukushima Wastewater Dispute: A Step Towards Improved Japan-China Relations

    In a significant development towards strengthening bilateral ties, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Chinese President Xi Jinping recently held their first summit in a year. Among the pressing issues discussed was the ongoing dispute over the wastewater release from the Fukushima nuclear plant. Both leaders expressed the need for a scientific and dialogue-based approach

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  • The U.N. Security Council Calls for Urgent Humanitarian Pauses in the Israel-Hamas Conflict

    The U.N. Security Council Calls for Urgent Humanitarian Pauses in the Israel-Hamas Conflict

    In a significant development, the United Nations Security Council is set to vote on a resolution highlighting the necessity for immediate and prolonged humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout the Gaza Strip, amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. The final draft of the resolution has undergone significant revisions, transitioning from a “demand” to a “call.” Moreover, the

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  • Strengthening Ties: Biden and Xi Prioritize Stability Amidst Differences

    Strengthening Ties: Biden and Xi Prioritize Stability Amidst Differences

    The highly anticipated face-to-face meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and China’s President Xi Jinping took place in Woodside, California, generating a sense of hope for stabilized relations. Marked by four hours of discussions, a working lunch, and a garden stroll, the meeting aimed to emphasize that while the two nations are economic competitors, they

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