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Trump's visit to Japan deepens US-Japan alliance, focuses on shipbuilding
US President Trump arrived in Tokyo, Japan, on Monday (October 27), the second stop of his Asian tour, where he met with Japanese Emperor Naruhito. The following day, he will hold his first meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who took office just a week ago. The two sides are expected to expand cooperation on security issues and economic security cooperation, including energy, to deepen the US-Japan alliance.
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Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi wants to unleash the potential of Japan's defense industry
(Tokyo Comprehensive News) Japan is striving to become an international arms power. The Liberal Democratic Party and the Japan Restoration Party, to which Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi belongs, plan to relax defense export restrictions, build weapons factories, and accelerate domestic military investment.
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Argentina's ruling coalition wins easily in mid-term elections
(Buenos Aires, MI) - Argentina's ruling coalition led by President Milley easily won Sunday's midterm elections and gained more seats in Congress. US President Trump said the United States provided substantial assistance to Milley's "big win."
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South Korea-US tariff talks stall, leaving little hope of a deal before APEC.
Although U.S. President Trump recently declared that the U.S.-South Korea tariff negotiations are "nearing the end", the South Korean presidential office publicly stated for the first time on Monday (October 27) that even if a South Korea-U.S. summit is held this week, the two sides still have major differences on key issues and it may be difficult to finalize an agreement before this week's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit.
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Israel insists on leading Gaza security search for hostage remains expanded
(Jerusalem Comprehensive News) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted that Israel will continue to control the internal security of the Gaza Strip and decide which countries can send troops to Gaza to monitor the ceasefire.
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Serious traffic accident in Argentina: Bus plunges into river, resulting in 13 deaths and 30 injuries
A serious traffic accident occurred in Misiones Province in northern Argentina early Sunday morning (October 26). A bus collided with a car on a foggy bridge, crashing through a guardrail and into a river, killing 13 people and injuring more than 30. Argentine media reported that the accident occurred at 4:30 a.m. and that the bus was carrying more than 50 passengers. Police and rescue workers quickly arrived at the scene to provide assistance. The cause of the accident remains under investigation. (AFP)
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Trump wants to build a golden fleet to strengthen deterrence against China
(Washington Comprehensive News) U.S. government officials and former officials revealed that President Trump now wants to build a "Golden Fleet" to replace the current ship combination to better deal with China and other potential future threats.
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Trump: Expected to reach comprehensive agreement at Xi-Trump meeting
(Air Force One) - U.S. President Donald Trump hopes his talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping will result in a "comprehensive agreement." He also hinted that he may meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his visit to the Korean Peninsula.
Hot Rank of Yesterday
- 1 In response to fraud, Canada is reducing its intake of international students, with India being the hardest hit.
- 2 A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan has killed 20 people and injured hundreds the death toll may rise.
- 3 US Defense Secretary visits inter-Korean border for the first time in eight years
- 4 Trump remained silent in defense of Taiwan, stating that Xi Jinping understood the consequences of invading Taiwan.
- 5 US shutdown crisis: Democrats accuse Trump administration of using hunger as a weapon.
- 6 Bessenter: Tariffs will be raised if China blocks rare earth exports.
- 7 Trump: There are no plans to reach an agreement on the sale of Tomahawk missiles.
- 8 The US Supreme Court hears the legality of reciprocal tariffs Trump does not attend.
Hot Rank of the Week
- 1 In response to fraud, Canada is reducing its intake of international students, with India being the hardest hit.
- 2 A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan has killed 20 people and injured hundreds the death toll may rise.
- 3 US Defense Secretary visits inter-Korean border for the first time in eight years
- 4 Trump remained silent in defense of Taiwan, stating that Xi Jinping understood the consequences of invading Taiwan.
- 5 US shutdown crisis: Democrats accuse Trump administration of using hunger as a weapon.
- 6 Bessenter: Tariffs will be raised if China blocks rare earth exports.
- 7 Trump: There are no plans to reach an agreement on the sale of Tomahawk missiles.
- 8 The US Supreme Court hears the legality of reciprocal tariffs Trump does not attend.

