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Beijing: Chinas Foreign Ministry said on Monday that it is imposing sanctions on Japanese lawmaker Seki Hei for spreading “fallacies” about issues related to Taiwan and other disputes between the two countries. Hei, a member of the House of Councillors of the National Diet of Japan, is a China-born naturalised Japanese citizen who is also known by his Chinese name Shi Ping.

According to TRTworld.com, Hei has been a vocal critic of the Chinese Communist Party and has long been spreading “fallacies” on issues related to Taiwan,

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New York: Palestinian statehood and a two-state solution are set to be major topics at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly. France, Canada, Australia, Malta, Portugal, and Belgium have declared their intention to recognize a Palestinian state. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom has indicated it might do the same if Israel fails to make significant strides towards peace in the Gaza Strip, including agreeing to a ceasefire with Hamas and allowing UN aid into the enclave.

According to Deutsche Welle, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government have persistently condemned efforts to recognize a Palestinian state, arguing that such actions

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Atlanta: South Korea’s government has announced the conclusion of discussions with the United States regarding the release of its citizens detained during a substantial immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. The chief of staff to South Korea’s president revealed plans to dispatch a chartered plane to bring the detainees home, contingent upon the completion of administrative procedures.

According to BBC, Kang Hoon-sik, a senior South Korean official, stated that efforts are underway to enhance the visa system to prevent similar incidents in

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Nairobi: Almost 500 people have been arrested at a Hyundai factory in the US state of Georgia by immigration authorities in the largest workplace raid of President Donald Trump’s second term. A majority of those detained at the 3,000-acre site, which was built by the Korean company to manufacture electric vehicles and has been operational for a year, are Korean nationals.

According to Nam News Network, South Korea expressed concern and regret over the operation and urged the US government to respect the rights of its

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