North Korea calibrates stance toward Japan amid diplomacy push
Pyongyang’s state media has tempered attacks on the United States and South Korea while targeting Japan as a primary foil. Commentary accuses Tokyo of discrimination against Koreans, questions Japan’s role in denuclearization talks, and presses for apologies and reparations for colonial injuries. The strategy aims to drive a wedge between Tokyo and its allies as Kim Jong Un pursues diplomacy with China, South Korea, the United States, and potentially Russia.
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Duterte leadership row delays state of the nation address
Philippine House Speaker dispute delays President Duterte's address and the Muslim autonomy bill. Gloria Arroyo, backed by allies, briefly claimed the speaker post as Alvarez and Senate President Sotto guided Duterte to a holding room. The stalemate postponed ratification of the Bangsamoro autonomy measure amid protests.
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