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Brazil-China AI cooperation

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Latest: Brazil joins China‑led AI governance body WAICO

In late July 2026 Brazil and China formalised a joint effort to shape global artificial‑intelligence governance. On 24 July the two countries signed a treaty in Shanghai creating the World Cooperation Organization on Art

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Fujimori inaugurated, rightward shift and security push

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Latest: Keiko Fujimori inaugurated as Peru's president, marking a rightward turn

Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as Peru’s first female president on 28 July 2026 after winning a narrow runoff (50.13 % to 49.86 %). In her inaugural address she called the state she inherited “catastrophic” and warned of de

China's 15‑Year Plan: carbon, tech, consumption, eco‑law

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Latest: China boosts emerging industries and patient capital in 14th Five-Year Plan

In early July 2026 Beijing shifted the 15th Five‑Year “Beautiful China” agenda from broad outlines to concrete actions. The State Council’s carbon‑peak plan reaffirmed a 17 % GDP‑intensity cut by 2030 and a 25 % non‑foss

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Vietnam maritime incidents & rescue July 2026

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Latest: Vietnamese cargo ship Khoi Nguyen 18 sinks in South China Sea, dozens missing

In early July 2026 a Vietnamese fishing boat (QN‑90568‑TS) capsized near the Cô Tô Special Zone in Quảng Ninh province. Six of the seven crew members were rescued after a prolonged search in stormy conditions, while the

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China‑Philippines South China Sea tensions, July 2026

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Latest: Philippines, US and Japan conduct joint South China Sea drills amid China tensions

The crisis began on 20 July 2026 when a Chinese Coast Guard inflatable ram struck the grounded Philippine outpost BRP Sierra Madre at Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal, injuring a sailor. Manila protested, citing the 2016 ar

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China expands visa‑free travel, transit and digitizes bords

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Latest: China to Enhance Visa‑Free Transit and Digitize Border Services

In late June 2026 Chinese officials announced a region‑wide push to broaden visa‑free entry and embed digital payment systems across the Asia‑Pacific. Presented at an APEC tourism ministers meeting in Macao, the plan tar

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US‑Iran airstrike pause continues, diplomacy intensifies

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Latest: Donald Trump pauses US strikes on Iran

The United States has now halted its nightly bombing campaign against Iran for nearly two weeks, a pause first ordered by President Donald Trump after 13 consecutive nights of strikes. U.S. officials warned that continue