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More Than 10 Children in Gaza Undergoing Leg Amputations Without Anesthesia DailyThe international community must act to end the suffering of Gaza's children facing amputations due to ongoing conflict.
Chinese and Korean EV Makers Look to Mexico as a 'Sanctions Evasion' Hub for U.S. MarketChinese car manufacturers explore Mexico as a hub to indirectly penetrate the U.S. electric vehicle market and evade sanctions.
U.S.-China Trade Dispute Fades as Chinese Tech Firms Shine at CES 2024Chinese companies return to CES 2024, aiming to analyze and consult on innovative technologies and services, despite previous challenges.
Kim Jong-un Visits Chicken Farm with Daughter to Demand Increased Production North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Kwangcheon Chicken Factory with his daughter, Ju Ae. Kim emphasized the need to increase production capacity and provide more meat and eggs to the people. This is interpreted as a sign that Kim Jong-un is looking out for the people, not the military...
North Korea's 3-Day Artillery Fire Spree: Are Provocations Linked to Elections? What We KnowNorth Korea's recent artillery fire near the Northern Limit Line raises concerns of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Japan's New Year Kicks Off with Earthquake, Plane Crash, and Stabbing IncidentIn Tokyo, a woman in her 20s attacked four men with a knife on a moving JR Yamanote Line train, injuring them.
U.S. Designates 12 Nations, Including North Korea and China, as Concerns for Religious FreedomThe U.S. designates North Korea, China, and 11 other countries as Countries of Particular Concern for religious freedom.
Kim Jong Un's Secret New Year's Message to Students – What Really Happened?North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attends 2024 New Year's Performance, emphasizes education and warm interactions with students.
'Parasite' Star Cho Yeo Jeong Mourns Lee Sun Kyun... Hopes to Follow in His Acting Footsteps in the New Year Jo Yeo Jung, Cho Woo Sik, and Park Myung Hoon paid tribute to Lee Sun Kyun and said that they will never forget the honor and fun they had together. He said that he will become a good and warm actor like his brother and promised to do well...
Democratic Party Not Happy with Kim Jong Un's 'No Unification' IdeaNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un's remarks on unification strongly condemned by South Korean Democratic Party, escalating tensions.
3 Killed in China's Terrifying Tangerine Pit Gas NightmareTragic Gas Suffocation Incident: Six individuals suffocate in tangerine pit, three lives lost in China accident.
Russia Warns of Retaliation Against South Korea's Export Limits South Korea has imposed an additional ban on Russian exports that could be used for military purposes, prompting retaliatory measures and strong reactions from Russia. A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman criticized the move as an unfriendly measure at the behest of the United States and said it would damage the South Korean economy and industry.
South Korea Hosts Communication Seminar Among North Korean Defectors Chungnam Province plans to implement various support projects to strengthen support for North Korean defectors. At the event, participants exchanged opinions on how to promote support programs and discussed ways to help North Korean defectors settle in local communities...
Oil Prices Surge Amid Yemeni Rebel Attack in the Red SeaYemeni Houthi rebels claim missile attack on ship related to Israel, prompting military responses and oil price surge.
Sam Altman Invests in 125 Startups: Is He the Next Elon Musk?OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, invested $550 million in 125 startups, focusing on energy, biotech, and cutting-edge technology fields.
Bloody Christmas: 250 Palestinians Killed in Ongoing AttackAmid ongoing conflict, 250 Palestinians died within a day, with a devastating airstrike on the Al-Maghazi refugee camp.
Haley vs. Biden: The New Rivalry Shaking Up the Political SceneRecent polls suggest Nikki Haley is a stronger candidate against President Biden than Trump in the 2024 election.
US Government Takes Aim at Chinese-Made Legacy Chips: Tariffs on RadarThe U.S. government plans to counter low-cost Chinese-made legacy chips with tariffs after investigating procurement by domestic companies.
AI-Generated Fake News Sees an 11-Fold Increase in 7 Months The number of sites using AI to create fake news is skyrocketing. A U.S. fake news tracking site has found 614 websites using AI to create fake news, an 11-fold increase that it calls "extremely concerning."
Japan's New Focus on Defense Exports Sparks Competition with South KoreaSouth Korea and Japan vie in Southeast Asia's defense market; Japan broadens exports with advanced weapons. Competitive policy needed.
More Than 10 Children in Gaza Undergoing Leg Amputations Without Anesthesia Daily The international community must act to end the suffering of Gaza's children facing amputations due to ongoing conflict.
Chinese and Korean EV Makers Look to Mexico as a 'Sanctions Evasion' Hub for U.S. Market Chinese car manufacturers explore Mexico as a hub to indirectly penetrate the U.S. electric vehicle market and evade sanctions.
U.S.-China Trade Dispute Fades as Chinese Tech Firms Shine at CES 2024 Chinese companies return to CES 2024, aiming to analyze and consult on innovative technologies and services, despite previous challenges.
Kim Jong-un Visits Chicken Farm with Daughter to Demand Increased Production North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Kwangcheon Chicken Factory with his daughter, Ju Ae. Kim emphasized the need to increase production capacity and provide more meat and eggs to the people. This is interpreted as a sign that Kim Jong-un is looking out for the people, not the military...
North Korea's 3-Day Artillery Fire Spree: Are Provocations Linked to Elections? What We Know North Korea's recent artillery fire near the Northern Limit Line raises concerns of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Japan's New Year Kicks Off with Earthquake, Plane Crash, and Stabbing Incident In Tokyo, a woman in her 20s attacked four men with a knife on a moving JR Yamanote Line train, injuring them.
U.S. Designates 12 Nations, Including North Korea and China, as Concerns for Religious Freedom The U.S. designates North Korea, China, and 11 other countries as Countries of Particular Concern for religious freedom.
Kim Jong Un's Secret New Year's Message to Students – What Really Happened? North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attends 2024 New Year's Performance, emphasizes education and warm interactions with students.
'Parasite' Star Cho Yeo Jeong Mourns Lee Sun Kyun... Hopes to Follow in His Acting Footsteps in the New Year Jo Yeo Jung, Cho Woo Sik, and Park Myung Hoon paid tribute to Lee Sun Kyun and said that they will never forget the honor and fun they had together. He said that he will become a good and warm actor like his brother and promised to do well...
Democratic Party Not Happy with Kim Jong Un's 'No Unification' Idea North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's remarks on unification strongly condemned by South Korean Democratic Party, escalating tensions.
3 Killed in China's Terrifying Tangerine Pit Gas Nightmare Tragic Gas Suffocation Incident: Six individuals suffocate in tangerine pit, three lives lost in China accident.
Russia Warns of Retaliation Against South Korea's Export Limits South Korea has imposed an additional ban on Russian exports that could be used for military purposes, prompting retaliatory measures and strong reactions from Russia. A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman criticized the move as an unfriendly measure at the behest of the United States and said it would damage the South Korean economy and industry.
South Korea Hosts Communication Seminar Among North Korean Defectors Chungnam Province plans to implement various support projects to strengthen support for North Korean defectors. At the event, participants exchanged opinions on how to promote support programs and discussed ways to help North Korean defectors settle in local communities...
Oil Prices Surge Amid Yemeni Rebel Attack in the Red Sea Yemeni Houthi rebels claim missile attack on ship related to Israel, prompting military responses and oil price surge.
Sam Altman Invests in 125 Startups: Is He the Next Elon Musk? OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, invested $550 million in 125 startups, focusing on energy, biotech, and cutting-edge technology fields.
Bloody Christmas: 250 Palestinians Killed in Ongoing Attack Amid ongoing conflict, 250 Palestinians died within a day, with a devastating airstrike on the Al-Maghazi refugee camp.
Haley vs. Biden: The New Rivalry Shaking Up the Political Scene Recent polls suggest Nikki Haley is a stronger candidate against President Biden than Trump in the 2024 election.
US Government Takes Aim at Chinese-Made Legacy Chips: Tariffs on Radar The U.S. government plans to counter low-cost Chinese-made legacy chips with tariffs after investigating procurement by domestic companies.
AI-Generated Fake News Sees an 11-Fold Increase in 7 Months The number of sites using AI to create fake news is skyrocketing. A U.S. fake news tracking site has found 614 websites using AI to create fake news, an 11-fold increase that it calls "extremely concerning."
Japan's New Focus on Defense Exports Sparks Competition with South Korea South Korea and Japan vie in Southeast Asia's defense market; Japan broadens exports with advanced weapons. Competitive policy needed.
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