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Putin’s Big Draft Push Targets Gyms and Foreigners Russian police raided a Moscow gym to boost conscription, targeting locals and foreigners amid Putin's military draft order. -
US and NATO Express Worries About North Korea's Arms Trade with Russia The White House National Security Advisor and NATO Secretary General expressed concern about the North Korea-Russia arms trade and reiterated NATO's unwavering support. They welcomed Sweden's accession to NATO and expressed their desire to see Sweden integrated into the organization as soon as possible. -
Navy UDT/SEALs Conduct Coastal Infiltration and Snow Mobility Drills in Freezing Temperatures The Navy's Special Warfare Squadron is training off the east coast of Gangwon Province to strengthen its special operations capabilities and prepare for North Korea's provocations through cold weather drills. -
Tesla Faces Uncertain Future: Could it Lose its Place Among Tech Giants? [text] Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings in the U.S. were below expectations, and the outlook for the year is not good. As a result, Tesla may drop out of the 'Magnificent Seven'. Tesla's growth has been slowing due to slowing demand for electric vehicles and competition from Chinese EV makers... -
Samsung Electronics Breaks Pre-Sale Record with the World's First AI Phone Samsung Electronics' Galaxy S24 series has set a new record for the most units sold in pre-sales in Korea, with 1.21 million units sold. The Galaxy S24 Ultra was the most popular, accounting for about 60% of sales, while Titanium Black and Marble Gray were the most popular colors... -
China Claims Bibimbap and Pasta as Their National Dishes Chinese portal site 'Baidu' claims that Italian pasta originated in China and introduces Korean traditional food as Chinese culture. This shows that China's 'cultural process' is becoming serious. Previously, China claimed kimchi as Chinese culture... -
NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang Goes All-In on China and Taiwan Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is accelerating his Greater China expansion with a trip to Taiwan and China. In Taiwan, Jensen Huang was down-to-earth, enjoying oyster omelets with locals, and is expected to strengthen cooperation with TSMC... -
Hyundai Urges U.S. Government for More Time on Chinese Minerals in Electric Vehicles Hyundai Motor Group has asked the U.S. government to include key minerals for electric vehicle batteries sourced from China in its subsidy program. Hyundai suggested that China include graphite in the list of key minerals because it is difficult for other countries to replace it in the short term... -
North Korea's Underwater Nuclear Test Raises Tensions Amidst U.S.-Japan-South Korea Naval Drills North Korea claims to have tested an underwater nuclear weapons system in response to the US, South Korea, and Japan naval drills. South Korea, the United States, and Japan held the largest joint naval drills in the high seas south of Jeju Island, with nine warships participating... -
Outrage Over China's 100% Lethal Mutant Corona: 'Madness Must Stop' Social media users are reacting to reports that Chinese researchers are developing a 100% lethal variant of the coronavirus called GX_P2V. The results are deadly and gruesome, with four mice dying within eight days. China's behavior has sparked outrage and criticism... -
Naval Forces Unite Against North Korea: Joint Anti-Submarine Drills Commence The South Korean Navy is participating in an airborne anti-submarine warfare exercise with the United States, Japan, Australia, and India to prepare for underwater threats from North Korea. The drills, which use P-3 maritime patrol aircraft to track submarines and share information, are analyzed to counter North Korea's submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capabilities... -
Government Imposes Sanctions on 11 North Korean Ships After 8 Years Due to Nuclear and Missile Support The South Korean government has designated 11 North Korean ships for independent sanctions. The sanctions, the first since 2016, targeted the ships for violations such as bringing refined oil into North Korean ports and smuggling coal... -
World's Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Launched by Chinese Private Space Company Chinese private space companies achieve successful rocket launches, rivaling SpaceX, but it's uncertain if they can match SpaceX's scale. -
U.S. Oil Tanker Snatched: Iran's Risky Maritime Maneuver Iran seizes U.S. oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the crucial global trade route, raising fears. -
Warning: Israeli Military Vehicle Runs Over Palestinian Body (GIF) A controversial video shows an Israeli army vehicle running over the body of an alleged Hamas member. The Israeli army claims that the vehicle was responding to rescue friendly troops... -
South Korea Preparing for North Korea's Intensive Provocations Inter-Korean relations continue to be tense due to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's statements and military provocations. North Korea is threatening the South by accelerating its nuclear weapons program and preparing for a major crisis. North Korea's provocations must be contained by strengthening the U.S.-ROK, U.S.-Japan security cooperation system and the U.S.-ROK alliance... -
Kim Jong-un Labels South Korea as Main Enemy North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called South Korea the "main enemy" and threatened to devastate the country. The three countries - South Korea, the United States and Japan - said they will strengthen security cooperation... -
Kim Jong-un Threatens to Destroy South Korea Defense Minister Shin Won-sik said he will develop trilateral security cooperation between South Korea, the United States, and Japan. Concerned about North Korea's nuclear and missile threats, he emphasized that he will strengthen the ROK-US alliance and the ROK-US-Japan cooperation... -
South Korea Gears Up for More Satellites Launch to Monitor North Korea South Korea to launch second and third military reconnaissance satellites in April and November, enhancing surveillance capabilities. -
Drop in Chinese Yuan's Exchange Rate The Chinese yuan's exchange rate against the US dollar fell 0.01% to 7.1010 yuan. The U.S. dollar index fell to 102.29...
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