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South Korean Nationals Remain in Iran as Unrest Continues
Jan 25, 2026 Seoyeong Kim www.koreaherald.com About 50 South Korean nationals are still staying in Iran as political unrest continues, although large protests have recently decreased. The unrest began as public demonstrations against economic difficulties and government policies, and it quickly spread across major cities. These events raised serious concerns about public safety and political stability in the country. The Iranian government responded by strengthening security

Seoyeon Kim
Jan 25


China-Japan Diplomatic Tension over Taiwan
Dec 1, 2025 Doyoung Lim www.bbc.com The current tension between China and Japan was ignited during a Japanese parliamentary meeting on 7 November. During the session, Sanae Takaichi was asked whether a contingency involving Taiwan could qualify as a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan. Takaichi responded that it could, invoking a legal term under Japan’s security legislation. A “survival-threatening situation” refers to circumstances in which an armed attack on a forei

Doyoung Lim
Dec 1, 2025
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