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Chinese Rocket's Fiery Crash Near Residential Area with Toxic Smoke Debris from a Chinese rocket used for satellite launch fell near a residential area, raising concerns about safety and pollution. -
Japan Risks More Nuclear Damage? Two Reactors Leak Near Ishikawa Prefecture A Japanese earthquake led to radioactive water overflow at an inactive nuclear plant; efforts to prevent accidents ongoing. -
China's New Online Game Regulations Send Shockwaves Through Industry China's strict gaming regulations create tension, but seen as aimed at managing the industry rather than suppressing it. -
CNN's Shocking Mistake: Epic Fail in Reporting Tokyo Airport Collision CNN criticized for using the wrong thumbnail image, featuring a Korean Air plane instead of Japan Airlines in Haneda Airport collision news. -
Terrifying Earthquake Footage Captured By Japanese Man Goes Viral A video showing ground undulations and cracks caused by an earthquake in Japan has instilled fear among netizens. -
Russia's Shocking Prediction for 2024 - Korean Peninsula Under Threat Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov highlights the Korean Peninsula as a potential conflict zone in the coming year. -
Taiwan Election Under China's Threat: Suspension of Tariff Reductions on Taiwan Goods China suspends tariff reductions on Taiwan-made products, citing '92 Consensus,' raising trade tensions ahead of presidential election. -
McDonald's Under Fire: Chinese Urge for Improved Quality Amidst Price Increase Chinese people demand quality improvements from McDonald's as the fast-food giant raises prices on most of its items in China. -
Forbes' 30 Under 30: Korea's Youth Powerhouse Steals the Spotlight in Asia Forbes' '30 Under 30 Asia' list for 2023 features influential Koreans in various fields, including K-pop, entertainment, sports, and more. -
China Warns Philippines: South China Sea Dispute Heating Up China warns Philippines not to escalate South China Sea tensions, hints at strong retaliation and urges sensibility. -
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. -
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.... -
South Korea, US, and Japan Condemn North Korea's ICBM Launch in Joint Statement The foreign ministers of South Korea, the United States and Japan issued a joint statement condemning North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile launch on Nov. 17-18... -
China Breaks 6.5 Billion USD Currency Swap Deal with Argentina China has suspended a $6.5 billion (about 8.48 trillion won) currency swap deal with Argentina. The decision comes 10 days after Argentine President Javier Millay, who criticized China during his campaign and called for a break in ties, took office... -
China's Controversial Claim on Korea's Traditional Fan Dance, Stealing Culture? Baidu, a Chinese portal site, faces criticism for claiming the Korean fan dance as a Chinese folk dance, cultural appropriation. -
Tensions Rise in South China Sea as Philippines Pushes for Energy Exploration Amid escalating tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippines seeks energy exploration and a "new solution" to territorial disputes. -
Over 110 Killed and Counting, 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northwest China Magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit Gansu, China, causing 110+ deaths and significant damage, with more expected casualties due to injuries. -
China and North Korea Pledge to Strengthen Long-standing Friendship North Korean Deputy Foreign Minister Park Myung-ho meets with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, emphasizing deepening ties and cooperation. -
Extreme Cold Grips Mainland China: What's Behind the Unusual Weather? China endures severe cold wave, with Guangdong colder than Tibet. Record low temperatures reported across the country. Cold wave to persist. -
China Eases Real Estate Rules: Lower Down Payments for Beijing Homes China has lowered the down payment requirement for first-time homebuyers and eased regulations to stimulate the stagnant real estate market.
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