Taiwan’s Intelligence Agency Issues Warning Over Data Security Risks in Chinese Apps

Taiwanese National Security Bureau is warning public about cybersecurity risks posed by Chinese mobile apps, including excessive data collection.

India Says China Supplied ‘Live Inputs’ to Pakistan During May 7 Conflict

India’s army deputy chief said China provided Pakistan with “live inputs” during violent conflict two months ago, highlighting adversarial powers at play.
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South Korea Revises Martial Law Rules

South Korea’s parliament approved revision to country’s martial law rules banning any attempt to block lawmakers from entering the National Assembly.

China Sanctions Former Filipino Lawmaker Over South China Sea Dispute

The Chinese regime sanctioned Francis Tolentino, a former Filipino senator, on July 1 for defending his country’s claims in the South China Sea.

South Korea’s Former President Yoon Defies Summons in Martial Law Probe

Former SK President Yoon Suk Yeol risked another attempt at arresting him by skipping questioning investigating his declaration of martial law,

Taiwan’s President Calls for Unity Against CCP’s Aggression

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te, (William Lai), has urged the people of Taiwan to unite in the face of escalating aggression and pressure from the CCP.

More than 200 Killed as Air India Plane Crashes After Takeoff

A London-bound Air India plane with more than 240 people on board crashed near the airport in India’s western city of Ahmedabad on Thursday.

Japan Says China Sent 2 Aircraft Carriers in Pacific for First Time

Japan has confirmed that two Chinese aircraft carriers are simultaneously carrying out operations in the Pacific for the first time.