President Trump Claims Kim Jong Un Likes Him, Won't Talk to BidenFormer President Donald Trump, who is considering a run for the 2024 U.S. presidential election, emphasized his friendly relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Former President Trump, while in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, reportedly stated that Chairman Kim of North Korea preferred him over President Biden, highlighting that there were no issues with North […]
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President Trump Claims Kim Jong Un Likes Him, Won't Talk to Biden Former President Donald Trump, who is considering a run for the 2024 U.S. presidential election, emphasized his friendly relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Former President Trump, while in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, reportedly stated that Chairman Kim of North Korea preferred him over President Biden, highlighting that there were no issues with North […]
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.
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.
North Korean Soldiers Arm Themselves with Pistols in the JSA North Korean soldiers at the JSA in Panmunjom are now armed with pistols, ending disarmament in violation of agreements.
Remembering Rosalynn Carter's Unique Role as First Lady Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter attended the memorial service for his wife, Rosalynn Carter, who passed away at the age of 96.
Tensions Flare at UN as North Korea Defends Satellite Launch The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting to discuss North Korea's satellite launch, with North Korea defending it as self-defense.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Makes Rare Appearance at Satellite Celebration North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, makes first public appearance in about 70 days, dressed in a black coat.
President Yoon Outlines Ambitious Plans for Korea-UK Tech Collaboration South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol highlights strong ties, economic cooperation, and global partnership in his speech to UK Parliament.
OpenAI Controversy Benefits Microsoft as Altman Joins New AI Division Microsoft's unique AI position solidifies with former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joining its team, bolstering its AI prowess.
North Korea Says Spy Satellite Successfully Launched on Third Try North Korea successfully launched its third military reconnaissance satellite, 'Manrikyong-1,' after two previous failed attempts.
Fresh Wave of Hard-right Sweeps Across Nations, Trump's Influence Expands Far-right parties are gaining ground globally amid anti-immigration sentiment and economic concerns, with Trump's popularity surging.
South Korea's President Yoon Emphasizes Economic Opportunities in UK Visit South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's UK visit emphasizes broad economic cooperation, including defense, technology, and trade.
Trump's Return: A Preview of Executive Orders and Tough Immigration Stance In upcoming U.S. election, CNN predicts Trump may win a second term, raising concerns about his potential policies and actions if reelected.
Drones Target Capitals - Moscow's Defense Holds, Kyiv Strikes Back Strong Over the weekend, Russia and Ukraine exchanged drone attacks targeting their capitals, with drones shot down and limited damage.
President Yoon Lands in San Francisco for High-Stakes APEC Summit President Yoon Suk Yeol arrived in San Francisco to attend the APEC summit and engage in various bilateral meetings.
Korea's G10 Ascent: Former Ambassador Urges New Diplomatic Coordinates Former Russian ambassador Wi Sung-lac emphasizes the need for strategic coordination and cooperation with key nations.
South Korea and U.S. Discuss North Korea-Russia Arms Trade, Emphasize Global Security Impact South Korea's Chief of National Security meets U.S. Secretary of State, discussing North Korea-Russia arms trade and regional cooperation.
U.S. Strike Iran-linked Facilities in Syria, According to Pentagon Tensions in the Middle East are rising, with the U.S. striking an Iran-linked military facility in eastern Syria.
President Yoon's Packed Diplomatic Agenda: APEC, UK, France, and Netherlands Await President Yoon Suk Yeol to participate in the U.S. APEC summit, state visits to the UK and the Netherlands, and a visit to France.
U.S. and China Strengthen Semiconductor Investments for Military Power U.S. invests $4.4B in Intel for military chips; China invests $6.2B in new memory chip company for independence.
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