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The Group of Seven industrialized nations face an increasing need to cooperate with developing countries in the Global South to deliver a strong message one month ahead of the G-7 summit, as they seek to uphold their vision of a rules-based international order challenged by Russia and China.

The Group of Seven industrialized nations face an increasing need to cooperate with developing countries in the Global South to deliver a strong message one month ahead of the G7 summit, as they seek to uphold their vision of a rules-based international order challenged by R...

China held a major naval drill in the West Sea, Tuesday, in an apparent protest over strengthened security cooperation between South Korea, the United States and Japan which was displayed by a trilateral missile defense exercise carried out the previous day.

Yoshimi Kojima has long wanted to create a fun way of teaching kanji to children of overseas origins.

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) library was able to increase its energy efficiency by 53.4 percent as of 2023 compared to 2018, a remarkable improvement led by the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministrys green renovation project. The university is among 80 participants in a consortium set up to advance the project led by the ministry to bolster energy efficiency and modernize old commercial buildings and residential dwellings.

The strategic use of deterrence and engagement enables the Philippines to maximise gains and minimise losses from competition between the United States and China, writes Jenny Balboa (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies and Hosei University).

Scholars, researchers, business representatives and students from China and France gathered and shared their vivid stories of Sino-French exchanges on Sunday at a bookstore in Guangzhou, in the wake of French President Emmanuel Macron wrapping up his State visit to China with the capital of Guangdong province as his last stop.

Recent release “American Warfare: 250 Things Americans Have Never Learned, Forgotten, or Ignored about War,” from Page Publishing author Jeffrey Adkins,...

A candidate of the minor progressive Jinbo Party has won a parliamentary by-election, giving the party its first-ever seat in the National Assembly.

The Korean government and the private sector have set their sights on tourists from the Middle East by tapping the popularity of Korean culture in the region, according to the culture ministry, Thursday. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a meeting in Seoul, Wednesday, with the taskforce devoted to activating exchanges with the Middle East to discuss how to expand the countrys presence in the region.