The Latin Bulletin The recent remarks made by Israel’s Heritage Minister Amihai Eliyahu, suggesting the possibility of a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip, have drawn swift condemnations from China, Iran, and various Arab nations. These countries have deemed the statements a threat to global peace. The Shocking Remarks: During a radio interview on Sunday,…

The Latin Bulletin As President Joe Biden prepares for his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, the United States faces a critical choice. Will it yield to demands for confrontation and exclusion, or will it work towards deepening the recent diplomatic opening between the two countries? The Pitfalls…

The Latin Bulletin Since assuming office in August, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has embarked on a campaign to boost Thailand’s economy by attracting foreign investments. One of his most ambitious projects is the Landbridge, a $28 billion infrastructure project that aims to create an alternative trade route through Southeast Asia, bypassing the congested Malacca…

The Latin Bulletin In the lead-up to Taiwan’s upcoming elections in January, an unexpected development has emerged—a potential alliance between the Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP). This collaboration aims to enhance the chances of a more China-friendly government coming into power in Taipei. As cross-strait tensions between Beijing and Washington intensify, the geopolitical…

The Latin Bulletin In the midst of Russia’s invasion, the Ukrainian government has found an unexpected ally in the American facial-recognition company, Clearview AI. This partnership has helped Ukraine identify and track Russian soldiers and officials involved in the military invasion. The use of Clearview’s technology has expanded beyond identifying troops, with Ukrainian agencies relying…