Monthly Archives: September 2025

China Accuses Nvidia of violating antimonopoly laws following investigations

Link to article: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/china-nvidia-violation-antimonopoly-laws-nvda-stock/ China’s antitrust regulator announced recently that a preliminary investigation found that Nvidia is in violation of strict Chinese anti-trust and anti-monopoly laws. The alleged violated is related specifically to Nvidia’s limited approval in China for the acquisition of Mellanox Technologies in a deal worth $6.9 Billion USD. The deal had a number of conditions attached to… Read more »

Australia to ‘totally integrate’ armed forces with Papua New Guinea amid growing concerns over China

Link to article: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/australasia/australia-papua-new-guinea-military-forces-b2826569.html Australia and Papua Nuew Guinea are reaching an agreement to completely integrate their armed forces under a new defence treaty, which will unite the two nations under the same protections provided by Austalia’s alliances with the United States and other major world powers. Under the treaty, the countries’ militaries will work together, sharing equipment, operations, and… Read more »

Why Russia, China and India are on the offensive while the West drifts

https://www.rt.com/news/624524-russia-china-and-india-offensive This article is about how Russia, China and India are becoming more confident and the western powers seem to be drifting and are being seen as less coherent internationally. The article also goes over a lot of reasons why Russia, China and India could all be siding together, both government and civic contribution in these countries is more focused… Read more »

Taiwan August exports beats forecasts to hit record level despite tariffs

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/taiwan-august-exports-beats-forecasts-hit-record-level-despite-tariffs-2025-09-09/ This article discusses exports increased 34.1%, surpassing forecasts of 22.3%, to a whopping 58.49 billion dollars! This is the fourth record-breaking month, making it an even bigger accomplishment, given the American tariffs. Economists are noticing how this boom in exports can be attributed to the growing industry of AI and technology overall. This is because Taiwan is the biggest… Read more »

North Korea conducts its final ground test of a solid-fuel engine for long-range missiles

https://japantoday.com/category/world/kim-jong-un-oversees-test-of-new-rocket-engine-for-icbms-north-korea-says This article is about North Korea’s advancement in making a solid-fuel engine for long-range missiles. This engine was built with carbon fiber and is capable of achieving 1,971 kilonewtons of thrust. Note that Kim Jung Un is demanding better long-range weapons that can also work in moving vehicles (submarines, planes, etc.), which could result in imminent danger to the… Read more »

Australia PM urges opposition lawmaker to apologize for anti-Indian comments

https://japantoday.com/category/world/australia-pm-urges-opposition-lawmaker-to-apologise-for-anti-indian-comments Recently, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the Labor Party’s leader, stated that Senator Jacinta Price, a center-right Liberal Party member, should apologize to the Indian community after making racist remarks. Albanese mentioned how the Indian community is “hurting” after this remark. Price stated in a radio interview, “There is a concern with the Indian community – and only because… Read more »

Military airstrike on schools in western Myanmar kills at least 18 people, most of them students.

Like to article : https://apnews.com/article/army-airstrike-private-schools-kyauktaw-rakhine-27430f83358928bb721bfcce698ade71 An alleged airstrike by Myanmar’s military on two private schools has killed at least 18 people. The high schools, Pyinnyar Pan Khinn and A Myin Thit, are located in Thayet Thapin, a village in Myanmar. The military has yet to announce any attack in the area. Khaing Thukha, a speaker for the Arakan Army, told… Read more »

Chinese premier meets Pakistani PM

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https://english.news.cn/20250904/a8387f9bc9af4c61bb9533131db32073/c.html This article is about the Chinese premier Li qiang meeting the Pakistani prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif. They met in Beijing during the SCO summit and the event commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of Japanese aggression. During the meeting they agreed to upgrade their economic corridor that focuses on major projects between them. China agreed to import more… Read more »

“Exclusive: ‘Claims of surrender are false’: Taiwan updates security handbook wary of China threat”

Link to the Article: https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/claims-surrender-are-false-taiwan-updates-security-handbook-wary-china-threat-2025-09-12/ This article is about the new updated civil defense handbook that Taiwan released on September 11th. The handbook was first published in 2022 and they are just now updating it. The new handbook says that any news that Taiwan has surrendered is fake. It’s also to help prepare citizens for any crisis that could occur… Read more »

Philippines protests China’s plan for a nature reserve at a hotly disputed shoal.

Link to article : https://apnews.com/article/scarborough-shoal-south-china-sea-philippines-nature-reserve-ff53daacbc170f570132339c1aca4196 The Philippines protested a plan by China to make a nature reserve at a hotly shoal in the South China Sea. China and the Philippines both claim the Scarborough Shoal as their territory. The aim of the nature reserve is to protect a coral reef, according to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration. The Department… Read more »