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Foreign Ministry Monitors N. Korea's Nuclear Facility Trends: Should We Worry?North Korea completes experimental light water reactor at Yongbyon, raising nuclear proliferation concerns, drawing international attention.
Beijing Faces Its Coldest December in Over 70 Years: 300 Hours Sub-freezing TemperaturesBeijing experiences its longest cold spell in 72 years, enduring over 300 consecutive hours of freezing temperatures.
North Korea's New Nuke Reactor, 4-5 Times More Plutonium Detected: What's Going On?North Korea's accelerated operation of a nuclear facility raises concerns; potential for increased plutonium production and nuclear weapons.
U.S. Concerned About North Korea's Operation of Light-water ReactorU.S. expresses "serious concerns, including safety" over North Korea's light-water reactor test operation, highlighting global threats.
Mole or Cancer? How to Tell the Difference and Stay SafeLearn to differentiate between moles and skin cancer: asymmetry, border, color, size, and changes are key indicators.
3 Common Myths About Washing Your Face Busted!Face washing basics: Water temperature doesn't affect pore size. Don't overwash or underwash; choose based on skin type.
Bulletproof iPhones Save Lives of Israeli SoldiersApple's iPhone acts as a lifesaver, blocking a bullet for an Israeli soldier, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit.
China Imposes Export Ban on Rare-Earth TechnologyChina tightens rare earth technology export controls, including refining and magnet production, as global supply chain diversification grows.
'Detection dog' 'WC-135' in the sky...looking for evidence of nuclear tests and explosionsThe WC-135 'Constant Phoenix' detects and analyzes atmospheric particulates to determine nuclear tests and bomb types.
US vs. China: Who Would Win if There's a War Over Taiwan? The Taiwan Strait conflict between the United States and China raises concerns of a sudden localized war. China is expected to deploy a large number of small and medium-sized missiles, ships, and submarines to block U.S. military access to Taiwan, and Chinese fighter jets are also likely to operate near Taiwan....
NIS Busts Chinese-Operated Fake News Websites, Cyber Espionage RevealedSouth Korean National Intelligence Service found 30+ Chinese-run websites posing as local media, inactive action criticized.
Kim Jong Un's High-Stakes Gamble: Missile Launches Target Trump's Re-electionNorth Korea's nuclear threats and missile tests could be a strategy tied to the U.S. presidential election.
U.S. Slams North Korea's ICBM Launches, Calls for DiplomacyThe U.S. condemns North Korea's ICBM launches, urges diplomatic dialogue, and emphasizes regional security cooperation with allies.
North Korea's 2024 Vision: Parliamentary Budget Meeting Scheduled For Jan.15North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly will convene on January 15, 2024, to discuss the New Year's budget and other issues.
Russia Highlights Active and Comprehensive Cooperation with North KoreaRussian Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov mentions active cooperation with North Korea during a briefing on defense activities.
KF-21 Fighter Jet Mass Production Included in South Korea's Defense Budget for 2024South Korea's 2024 defense budget: 59.4 trillion won, a 4.2% increase, with KF-21 project and officer duty fees rise.
U.S. and China Reestablish Military Communication Channels After 16-Month HiatusU.S. and China resume high-level military talks after 16 months, emphasizing dialogue to prevent accidental clashes.
Putin's Push for More Children Leads to Abortion Ban in RussiaRussia bans abortions in response to war casualties, leading to controversy. Similar debates occur in the U.S. and South Korea.
Online Threat to Blow Up Yongsan Presidential Office Prompts Police ActionA threatening online post about blowing up the Yongsan Presidential Office and harming political figures prompts a police investigation.
CSAT Bell-Ringing Mishap: Students Go for $17,000 Each in CompensationStudents sue over 2024 CSAT bell mishap, seek $17,000 per person. Authorities criticized for lack of apology and measures.
Foreign Ministry Monitors N. Korea's Nuclear Facility Trends: Should We Worry? North Korea completes experimental light water reactor at Yongbyon, raising nuclear proliferation concerns, drawing international attention.
Beijing Faces Its Coldest December in Over 70 Years: 300 Hours Sub-freezing Temperatures Beijing experiences its longest cold spell in 72 years, enduring over 300 consecutive hours of freezing temperatures.
North Korea's New Nuke Reactor, 4-5 Times More Plutonium Detected: What's Going On? North Korea's accelerated operation of a nuclear facility raises concerns; potential for increased plutonium production and nuclear weapons.
U.S. Concerned About North Korea's Operation of Light-water Reactor U.S. expresses "serious concerns, including safety" over North Korea's light-water reactor test operation, highlighting global threats.
Mole or Cancer? How to Tell the Difference and Stay Safe Learn to differentiate between moles and skin cancer: asymmetry, border, color, size, and changes are key indicators.
3 Common Myths About Washing Your Face Busted! Face washing basics: Water temperature doesn't affect pore size. Don't overwash or underwash; choose based on skin type.
Bulletproof iPhones Save Lives of Israeli Soldiers Apple's iPhone acts as a lifesaver, blocking a bullet for an Israeli soldier, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit.
China Imposes Export Ban on Rare-Earth Technology China tightens rare earth technology export controls, including refining and magnet production, as global supply chain diversification grows.
'Detection dog' 'WC-135' in the sky...looking for evidence of nuclear tests and explosions The WC-135 'Constant Phoenix' detects and analyzes atmospheric particulates to determine nuclear tests and bomb types.
US vs. China: Who Would Win if There's a War Over Taiwan? The Taiwan Strait conflict between the United States and China raises concerns of a sudden localized war. China is expected to deploy a large number of small and medium-sized missiles, ships, and submarines to block U.S. military access to Taiwan, and Chinese fighter jets are also likely to operate near Taiwan....
NIS Busts Chinese-Operated Fake News Websites, Cyber Espionage Revealed South Korean National Intelligence Service found 30+ Chinese-run websites posing as local media, inactive action criticized.
Kim Jong Un's High-Stakes Gamble: Missile Launches Target Trump's Re-election North Korea's nuclear threats and missile tests could be a strategy tied to the U.S. presidential election.
U.S. Slams North Korea's ICBM Launches, Calls for Diplomacy The U.S. condemns North Korea's ICBM launches, urges diplomatic dialogue, and emphasizes regional security cooperation with allies.
North Korea's 2024 Vision: Parliamentary Budget Meeting Scheduled For Jan.15 North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly will convene on January 15, 2024, to discuss the New Year's budget and other issues.
Russia Highlights Active and Comprehensive Cooperation with North Korea Russian Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov mentions active cooperation with North Korea during a briefing on defense activities.
KF-21 Fighter Jet Mass Production Included in South Korea's Defense Budget for 2024 South Korea's 2024 defense budget: 59.4 trillion won, a 4.2% increase, with KF-21 project and officer duty fees rise.
U.S. and China Reestablish Military Communication Channels After 16-Month Hiatus U.S. and China resume high-level military talks after 16 months, emphasizing dialogue to prevent accidental clashes.
Putin's Push for More Children Leads to Abortion Ban in Russia Russia bans abortions in response to war casualties, leading to controversy. Similar debates occur in the U.S. and South Korea.
Online Threat to Blow Up Yongsan Presidential Office Prompts Police Action A threatening online post about blowing up the Yongsan Presidential Office and harming political figures prompts a police investigation.
CSAT Bell-Ringing Mishap: Students Go for $17,000 Each in Compensation Students sue over 2024 CSAT bell mishap, seek $17,000 per person. Authorities criticized for lack of apology and measures.
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