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Eugene Park (1145 Posts)
U.S. Surprised by China's Counterattack on 'Semiconductor digging'.. Says Congress, "Budget More" US commerce secretary "can't let China have advanced semiconductors" IRA backlash also hits homegrown firms "Security, more important than short-term revenue" China creates self-sufficiency with Huawei as centerpiece,.
The real reason the US can't build a semiconductor factory. TSMC's semiconductor factory (fab) under construction in Arizona, USA, is the crown jewel of the Joe Biden administration's Compelling Innovation and Progress in Semiconductors (CHIPS) Act. In the bill, Biden authorized $52.7 billion in subsidies for the semiconductor industry alone, much of it flowing to TSMC...
Defense Minister Drops Bombshell on North Korea Deal - Why They're Ditching It AllDefense Ministry urges complete abolition of inter-Korean military agreement, emphasizing national safety amid North Korea's actions.
U.S. Policy Boosts Production and Jobs, Positive Impact on Korea?U.S. industrial policy boosts South Korean economy, fostering market entry and exports for manufacturing companies.
China's War on Online Fraud: 34,000 Prosecuted in 2023, Marking a 52% SurgeChina witnesses a 52% surge in online fraud cases this year, prosecuting over 34,000 individuals; emphasis on international crackdown.
US Space Force Reveals Plans to 'Deter' North Korean SatelliteU.S. Space Force claims capability to 'deter' North Korean military satellite, detailing reversible and irreversible methods for disruption.
North Korean Hacking Group Faces US Sanctions for Satellite Launch CyberattacksThe U.S. Treasury adds North Korean hacking group 'Kim Su Ki' and eight individuals to its Sanctions Designation List.
Chinese Beggars in Thailand Ignite Human Trafficking FearsChinese beggars with severe injuries, possibly linked to human trafficking, arrested in Thailand; authorities doubt trafficking claims.
Ukraine's Zelensky Reveals North Korea's Role in Arming RussiaUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that the scale of North Korea's weapons supply to Russia is very large.
North Korea Continues to Claim Satellite Image Capture of US Military BasesNorth Korea alleges capturing images of U.S. naval base in San Diego and Air Force base in Okinawa through its reconnaissance satellite.
Kraft's Vegan Mac and Cheese Heads to US Grocery AislesKraft Heinz introduces a plant-based version of its popular Mac 'n Cheese in the U.S., replacing cheese with soy protein.
Harvard Goes Swift: 'Taylor Swift and Her World' Course Set for Spring SemesterHarvard University to offer "Taylor Swift and Her World" course, exploring her music, life, and cultural impact.
China Mourns Kissinger: Xi Jinping Expresses His Condolences Directly to the FamilyXi Jinping expresses condolences to the Kissinger family, lauds his role in China-U.S. relations, and mourns a "friend of the Chinese people."
U.S. Keeps North Korea on Terrorism List for 7th Year: Here's Why!U.S. State Department maintains North Korea's state sponsor of terrorism designation for the seventh consecutive year.
Big Trouble for Chinese Battery Makers: US Cuts Off EV Subsidy LifelineBiden Administration to unveil guidelines barring Chinese EV firms from U.S. subsidies under Inflation Reduction Act.
US Targets Sinbad for Helping North Korean Crypto LaunderingThe U.S. sanctions Sinbad for aiding in the laundering of cryptocurrency by the North Korean-backed hacking group Lazarus.
3 Factors Affecting the Trump-Kim Relationship: Can It Be Revived if Re-elected?Possible challenges ahead: Trump's return may not rekindle bromance with Kim, impact South Korea relations.
Biden Visits Korean Company's U.S. Plant Sparks Showdown with TrumpPresident Biden visits Korean firm CS Wind, touts Bidenomics ahead of elections, challenges Trump's IRA repeal vow.
Cocaine vs. Sugar: Which Is More Deadly? You Won't Believe the AnswerConsuming excess sugar, akin to cocaine in its addictive properties, can lead to serious health problems and cravings.
North Korea's Kim Satisfied with Surveillance of U.S. Naval and Air BasesNorth Korea claims to have captured images of U.S. naval base in San Diego and U.S. Air Force base in Okinawa.
U.S. Surprised by China's Counterattack on 'Semiconductor digging'.. Says Congress, "Budget More" US commerce secretary "can't let China have advanced semiconductors" IRA backlash also hits homegrown firms "Security, more important than short-term revenue" China creates self-sufficiency with Huawei as centerpiece,.
The real reason the US can't build a semiconductor factory. TSMC's semiconductor factory (fab) under construction in Arizona, USA, is the crown jewel of the Joe Biden administration's Compelling Innovation and Progress in Semiconductors (CHIPS) Act. In the bill, Biden authorized $52.7 billion in subsidies for the semiconductor industry alone, much of it flowing to TSMC...
Defense Minister Drops Bombshell on North Korea Deal - Why They're Ditching It All Defense Ministry urges complete abolition of inter-Korean military agreement, emphasizing national safety amid North Korea's actions.
U.S. Policy Boosts Production and Jobs, Positive Impact on Korea? U.S. industrial policy boosts South Korean economy, fostering market entry and exports for manufacturing companies.
China's War on Online Fraud: 34,000 Prosecuted in 2023, Marking a 52% Surge China witnesses a 52% surge in online fraud cases this year, prosecuting over 34,000 individuals; emphasis on international crackdown.
US Space Force Reveals Plans to 'Deter' North Korean Satellite U.S. Space Force claims capability to 'deter' North Korean military satellite, detailing reversible and irreversible methods for disruption.
North Korean Hacking Group Faces US Sanctions for Satellite Launch Cyberattacks The U.S. Treasury adds North Korean hacking group 'Kim Su Ki' and eight individuals to its Sanctions Designation List.
Chinese Beggars in Thailand Ignite Human Trafficking Fears Chinese beggars with severe injuries, possibly linked to human trafficking, arrested in Thailand; authorities doubt trafficking claims.
Ukraine's Zelensky Reveals North Korea's Role in Arming Russia Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that the scale of North Korea's weapons supply to Russia is very large.
North Korea Continues to Claim Satellite Image Capture of US Military Bases North Korea alleges capturing images of U.S. naval base in San Diego and Air Force base in Okinawa through its reconnaissance satellite.
Kraft's Vegan Mac and Cheese Heads to US Grocery Aisles Kraft Heinz introduces a plant-based version of its popular Mac 'n Cheese in the U.S., replacing cheese with soy protein.
Harvard Goes Swift: 'Taylor Swift and Her World' Course Set for Spring Semester Harvard University to offer "Taylor Swift and Her World" course, exploring her music, life, and cultural impact.
China Mourns Kissinger: Xi Jinping Expresses His Condolences Directly to the Family Xi Jinping expresses condolences to the Kissinger family, lauds his role in China-U.S. relations, and mourns a "friend of the Chinese people."
U.S. Keeps North Korea on Terrorism List for 7th Year: Here's Why! U.S. State Department maintains North Korea's state sponsor of terrorism designation for the seventh consecutive year.
Big Trouble for Chinese Battery Makers: US Cuts Off EV Subsidy Lifeline Biden Administration to unveil guidelines barring Chinese EV firms from U.S. subsidies under Inflation Reduction Act.
US Targets Sinbad for Helping North Korean Crypto Laundering The U.S. sanctions Sinbad for aiding in the laundering of cryptocurrency by the North Korean-backed hacking group Lazarus.
3 Factors Affecting the Trump-Kim Relationship: Can It Be Revived if Re-elected? Possible challenges ahead: Trump's return may not rekindle bromance with Kim, impact South Korea relations.
Biden Visits Korean Company's U.S. Plant Sparks Showdown with Trump President Biden visits Korean firm CS Wind, touts Bidenomics ahead of elections, challenges Trump's IRA repeal vow.
Cocaine vs. Sugar: Which Is More Deadly? You Won't Believe the Answer Consuming excess sugar, akin to cocaine in its addictive properties, can lead to serious health problems and cravings.
North Korea's Kim Satisfied with Surveillance of U.S. Naval and Air Bases North Korea claims to have captured images of U.S. naval base in San Diego and U.S. Air Force base in Okinawa.
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