UN Adopts New Map: Africa Enlarged, US Shrunk
In a historic vote, the UN General Assembly adopted a new map that amplifies Africa's size while reducing that of North America and Europe. This decision, which has sparked controversy, aims to correct historical biases in cartography.
Taiwan Restricts Mobile Internet Speeds During Military Drill to Simulate Attack
In a response to escalating tensions with China, Taiwan's latest military drill included a unique twist: a temporary slowdown of mobile internet speeds. This exercise highlights the island's strategic preparations for a possible invasion.
Taiwan Labels Chinese Navy Drills with Indonesia as 'Dangerous' Provocation
Taiwan's administration has condemned upcoming Chinese navy drills with Indonesia as a dangerous act of military provocation, aiming to assert control over disputed waters. As tensions rise, Taiwan seeks answers from Jakarta.
Iran Issues Warning After Ukraine Attack on Vessel in Caspian Sea
Iran's Foreign Minister condemns Ukraine's long-range strikes on its ship, raising regional tensions. The incident highlights the escalating international conflict amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Hindi Ito Marites: Commemorating 10 Years of the Arbitral Award on the South China Sea
As the Philippines marks ten years since the landmark Arbitral Award, the nation reflects on its implications for maritime security and regional stability. Former President Duterte's stance contrasts sharply with the current administration's approach to asserting sovereignty over the West Philippine Sea.
China's Interest in Batanes Ignites Tensions Amid Arbitral Award Anniversary
As the Philippines marks the tenth anniversary of the Arbitral Award against China, claims from Chinese scholars about Batanes resurface, prompting strong reactions from Manila. The implications of these assertions could escalate regional tensions further.
World View with Marites Vitug: Europe's Growing Strategic Interest in the Philippines
As tensions rise in the Indo-Pacific, Europe is increasingly looking to the Philippines. What are the motives behind this strategic pivot? Marites Vitug reveals insights from political analyst Matteo Piasentini.
UK Faces Urgent Need to Lead in Technology Race, Says GCHQ Chief
The UK is at a critical juncture in the technology race, with GCHQ Director Anne Keast-Butler emphasizing the need for immediate action against escalating threats from adversaries like Russia and China. Her remarks at Bletchley Park underline the urgency of addressing AI and cybersecurity advancements.
Philippine Stocks and Peso Drop as US-Iran Peace Talks Stall
The Philippine Stock Exchange index fell along with the peso, driven by stalled US-Iran peace negotiations. Renewed geopolitical tensions have investors on edge.