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South Korea Warns North Korea to Halt Spy Satellite Launch Activities, Threatens Necessary Measures
After North Korea's two failed test launches in August, it was rumored that North Korea was preparing for its third military reconnaissance satellite launch, and South Korea's military issued a solemn warning to North Korea on the 20th to immediately stop the military reconnaissance satellite launch activities, and threatened that if North Korea persisted in doing so, it would take the necessary measures to protect the lives and safety of its nationals.
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Argentine President Javier Milei Emerges Victorious, Advocates Comprehensive Dollarization to Rescue the Economy
Javier Milei, the so-called "Trump of South America", has won the Argentine presidential election with a high number of votes. Milei's position is that of a far-right, liberal economist. In order to combat inflation, Milei has proposed measures such as the full dollarization of the country, the closure of Argentina's central bank, and the reduction of social welfare. He has also vowed to break off diplomatic relations with Brazil and China after his election.
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New Maldivian President Calls for Withdrawal of Indian Troops
Maldives newly appointed President Mohamed Muizzu (Mohamed Muizzu) asked India's troops within the territory of the Ministry of withdrawal, at the same time to the Chinese beckon, expressed the intention of active cooperation. Foreign media analysts say that India and China are competing with each other for influence in Maldives, and the outside world believes that China has clearly won the geopolitical contest.
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Six-Year Hiatus Ends: Biden-Xi Meeting Resumes Bilateral Talks
The U.S.-China G2 Summit "Bye Bye" was held on the eve of the APEC Summit in San Francisco on November 15-17, symbolizing the thawing of U.S.-China relations and the goodwill to resume communication.
The two giants met in San Francisco on November 15, with about two hours of talks, followed by a working luncheon, a walk around the manor, and smaller talks that lasted about four hours.
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FOWPAL Visits Malta's Presidential Office
Prof. Frank Bezzina, right, Acting President of Malta, highly praised FOWPAL for bringing a culture of peace and love and signed the “Declaration of World Day of the Power of Hope."
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Visiting an Ancient Republic, San Marino: FOWPAL Promotes a Culture of Conscience
Dr. Hong, Tao-Tze, led the FOWPAL delegation to visit the Ministry of Education and Culture in San Marino, the 103rd country that FOWPAL has visited, on November 13, 2023
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Possible Contamination Detected in Water Bodies in Osaka, Japan
Japan's Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS) reported that Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) have been detected in rivers and groundwater in the Kansai region in excess of the U.S. standard, and the city of Regent, Osaka Province, has conducted a blood test on the public, and the results found that 31 out of 87 people had a high concentration of PFAS in their blood, which is above the U.S. safety standard.
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Gaza Takeover Issue Deepens Disagreements Between the U.S. and Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Natanyahu stated on the 11th that he opposed the takeover of the Gaza corridor by the Palestinian Autonomous Government (PA) from the Palestinian armed group Hamas after the Israeli-Hamas war, but the US warned Israel on the 8th not to reoccupy Gaza. The Financial Times reported that this highlights the deepening differences between the U.S. and Israel.
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Malta’s Ministry of Culture Praised FOWPAL as a Blessing for the World
Alexander Farrugia, left, director of the Culture Directorate, Ministry for National Heritage, Arts and Local Government, endorsed the Declaration of World Day of the Power of Hope, demonstrating his support and willingness to act with conscience.
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U.S. Republicans Propose Two-Stage Funding to Prevent Government Shutdown
The deadline for the U.S. government shutdown is approaching. On the 11th, the Republican Party proposed a non-conventional temporary plan to provide funds to allow the federal government to operate normally, but the Congress is now seriously divided, so it will be difficult to pass this temporary plan.
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