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China's Warning Ignored: Taiwan's Voters Make History AgainTaiwan's President-elect Lai Ching-te's victory stirs concerns over China-Taiwan relations and Northeast Asia's geopolitical stability.
North Korean Foreign Minister's Visits Russia: Talks on Arms Trade and Putin's Visit on the AgendaNorth Korean Foreign Minister Choi Sun-hee embarks on a solo visit to Russia for talks on cooperation and possibly arms trade.
China Opens Doors: Eases Visa Rules for Foreign VisitorsChina eases visa issuance rules, simplifies procedures for foreigners; aims to accommodate overseas business and personnel needs.
World's Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Launched by Chinese Private Space CompanyChinese private space companies achieve successful rocket launches, rivaling SpaceX, but it's uncertain if they can match SpaceX's scale.
Russia Receives One Million Rounds of Ammunition from North Korea Ukraine's president says Russia has received more than 1 million rounds of ammunition from North Korea, and that Russia is negotiating with Iran to buy missiles.
China's Election Interference Sparks Outrage in Taiwan: Vote Just 2 Days AwayChina criticizes DPP candidate before Taiwanese election, triggering interference dispute; Taiwan protests strongly, calling it unacceptable.
U.S. Oil Tanker Snatched: Iran's Risky Maritime ManeuverIran seizes U.S. oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the crucial global trade route, raising fears.
U.S. and China Ministers in Trade Chat: Chip Exports in FocusChina expresses concern over U.S. semiconductor equipment export restrictions amid high-level economic talks.
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...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un: 'We Will Not Avoid War,' South Korea Branded as 'Enemy'North Korean leader Kim Jong Un labels South Korea as an "enemy" and threatens retaliation if provoked militarily.
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...
Foreign Ministry Responds to Kim Jong Un's 'Annihilate South Korea' Remarks with CritiqueIn response to Kim Jong-un's hostile comments, South Korea condemns North Korea's provocations and emphasizes a strong response.
Bitcoin Spot ETF Approval Gives Boost to US Stocks, Coinbase Gains 5%After the approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF by the SEC, U.S. Bitcoin-related stocks like Coinbase and MicroStrategy show strength.
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...
Russian Airstrikes in Ukraine on the 6th Using North Korean Missiles The U.S. government says ballistic missiles provided by North Korea to Russia were used in airstrikes in Ukraine. It emphasized the transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia and vowed to expose and sanction military equipment and arms deals...
China's Space Domination Plan by 2045 - Are They Beating Elon Musk?China accelerates commercial rocket launches, outperforms SpaceX in some areas; private companies play a significant role in industry growth.
South Korea Gears Up for More Satellites Launch to Monitor North KoreaSouth Korea to launch second and third military reconnaissance satellites in April and November, enhancing surveillance capabilities.
Ishikawa Earthquake Death Toll Climbs to 180 in Japan Earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, kills 180 people and injures 565. Snow and cold make rescue efforts difficult and increase the likelihood of damage. 1200 aftershocks of magnitude 1 or greater. Survivors also need to be aware of hypothermia and infectious diseases...
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...
China's Warning Ignored: Taiwan's Voters Make History Again Taiwan's President-elect Lai Ching-te's victory stirs concerns over China-Taiwan relations and Northeast Asia's geopolitical stability.
North Korean Foreign Minister's Visits Russia: Talks on Arms Trade and Putin's Visit on the Agenda North Korean Foreign Minister Choi Sun-hee embarks on a solo visit to Russia for talks on cooperation and possibly arms trade.
China Opens Doors: Eases Visa Rules for Foreign Visitors China eases visa issuance rules, simplifies procedures for foreigners; aims to accommodate overseas business and personnel needs.
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.
Russia Receives One Million Rounds of Ammunition from North Korea Ukraine's president says Russia has received more than 1 million rounds of ammunition from North Korea, and that Russia is negotiating with Iran to buy missiles.
China's Election Interference Sparks Outrage in Taiwan: Vote Just 2 Days Away China criticizes DPP candidate before Taiwanese election, triggering interference dispute; Taiwan protests strongly, calling it unacceptable.
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.
U.S. and China Ministers in Trade Chat: Chip Exports in Focus China expresses concern over U.S. semiconductor equipment export restrictions amid high-level economic talks.
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...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un: 'We Will Not Avoid War,' South Korea Branded as 'Enemy' North Korean leader Kim Jong Un labels South Korea as an "enemy" and threatens retaliation if provoked militarily.
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...
Foreign Ministry Responds to Kim Jong Un's 'Annihilate South Korea' Remarks with Critique In response to Kim Jong-un's hostile comments, South Korea condemns North Korea's provocations and emphasizes a strong response.
Bitcoin Spot ETF Approval Gives Boost to US Stocks, Coinbase Gains 5% After the approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF by the SEC, U.S. Bitcoin-related stocks like Coinbase and MicroStrategy show strength.
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...
Russian Airstrikes in Ukraine on the 6th Using North Korean Missiles The U.S. government says ballistic missiles provided by North Korea to Russia were used in airstrikes in Ukraine. It emphasized the transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia and vowed to expose and sanction military equipment and arms deals...
China's Space Domination Plan by 2045 - Are They Beating Elon Musk? China accelerates commercial rocket launches, outperforms SpaceX in some areas; private companies play a significant role in industry growth.
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.
Ishikawa Earthquake Death Toll Climbs to 180 in Japan Earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, kills 180 people and injures 565. Snow and cold make rescue efforts difficult and increase the likelihood of damage. 1200 aftershocks of magnitude 1 or greater. Survivors also need to be aware of hypothermia and infectious diseases...
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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