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IMF Warns: U.S. Trade Sanctions on China Could Backfire on EconomyThe IMF has pointed out that trade sanctions against China negatively impact both the global and U.S. economies.
U.S.-Made Weapons Used in 'Barbaric' Attack on Civilians, Says RussiaNorth Korea recently condemned Ukraine for carrying out a brutal attack on Russian civilians using American missiles.
China's Xi Picks Liu He to Lead Science and Tech Charge Against USChinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Liu He to oversee China's science and technology policy.
Presidential Drip: Lincoln's Wax Figure Can't Stand the HeatA sculpture of President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) melted due to the heatwave that struck the Northeast. A wax sculpture of Lincoln sitting in a chair, about 6 feet tall, was installed in the schoolyard of Garrison Elementary School in Washington, D.C., last February. The sculpture was placed to educate the Civil War (1861-1865) and its […]
North Korean Balloons Full of Trash Cause Major Airport DelaysOn the morning of the 26th, operations at Incheon International Airport were disrupted due to the aftermath of North Korea’s second consecutive day of releasing trash balloons toward its southern counterpart. According to Incheon International Airport, the takeoff and landing of domestic and international flights were either halted or delayed for approximately three hours. Incheon […]
North Korea's Missile Launch Prompts Strong U.S. and Japan ResponseAmid North Korea's missile provocation towards the East Sea, Japan and the United States immediately expressed strong opposition.
Putin Thanks Kim for Hospitality, Hints at Future InviteRussian President Vladimir Putin expressed his gratitude for the hospitality he received during his visit to North Korea last week and suggested an invitation to North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. On the 25th, the Korean Central News Agency announced, “Kim has received a letter of gratitude from Putin.” Putin stated in his letter, […]
Miracle in the Mountains: Hiker Found Alive After 10-Day OrdealA 30-year-old man Californian who went missing while hiking was rescued after ten days. He survived by drinking stream water and eating wild berries. On the evening of the 20th, the California Fire Department rescued Lukas McClish, who was stranded deep in the mountains of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, south of San Francisco. The […]
Will There Be Another Cold War? Tensions Arise After North Korea and Russia Sign New PactNorth Korea has criticized U.S. military support for Ukraine and has stepped forward to defend Russia, with whom it has recently strengthened ties. Pak Jong Chon, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the North Korean Workers’ Party, claimed that the “U.S. has blatantly revealed its sinister intentions for an extreme anti-Russia confrontation, shedding […]
Classified Military Information Hit the Black MarketA South Korean social media account selling confidential military equipment information is under investigation.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International StageThe United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
NVIDIA: A Titan in Tech, Yet Invisible in Brand RankingsAccording to CNBC on the 23rd (local time), AI chipmaker NVIDIA became the most valuable publicly traded U.S. company for the first time last week, but its brand recognition among the public is not on par. CNBC explained that NVIDIA failed to land on the list of 100 best-known brands released by Interbrand in November […]
North Korea Sends 74,000 Tons of Explosives to RussiaReports have revealed that North Korea sent over 74,000 metric tons of explosives to Russia from last August to this January.
Is the U.S. Pushing Towards World War? North Korea Thinks SoNorth Korea condemned Washington for allowing Ukraine to attack Russia, claiming that such actions would result in the worst outcomes.
British Airways Captain Debunks Common Flight Myths and Soothes Nervous FlyersA British airline captain shared methods to overcome the fear of flying. In the United States, it’s estimated approximately 25 million people suffer from a fear of flying, with a higher prevalence observed among middle-aged and older adults. People with a fear of flying often experience tension and anxiety throughout the flight, and in severe cases, […]
Ukraine Condemns Kim-Putin Pact as 'Mass Murder' AgreementAbout Russia and North Korea signing a strategic military partnership, Ukraine has raised a voice of criticism.
Congress Debates Draft Expansion: Will Women Soon Register for Military Service?It was reported that Congress is pushing to include women in the draft to address the U.S. Armed Forces' military resources shortage.
Kim Jong Un and Putin Commit to Mutual Defense, Stirring Global ConcernNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Putin's First Visit in 24 Years: What to Know About His Trip to PyongyangRussian President Putin's private jet landed on the Pyongyang Sunan International Airport runway in the early morning of the 19th.
Putin's Notorious Lateness Hits PyongyangRussian authorities reported that Putin would come late in the evening of the 18th, but he landed after the date had changed.
IMF Warns: U.S. Trade Sanctions on China Could Backfire on Economy The IMF has pointed out that trade sanctions against China negatively impact both the global and U.S. economies.
U.S.-Made Weapons Used in 'Barbaric' Attack on Civilians, Says Russia North Korea recently condemned Ukraine for carrying out a brutal attack on Russian civilians using American missiles.
China's Xi Picks Liu He to Lead Science and Tech Charge Against US Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Liu He to oversee China's science and technology policy.
Presidential Drip: Lincoln's Wax Figure Can't Stand the Heat A sculpture of President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) melted due to the heatwave that struck the Northeast. A wax sculpture of Lincoln sitting in a chair, about 6 feet tall, was installed in the schoolyard of Garrison Elementary School in Washington, D.C., last February. The sculpture was placed to educate the Civil War (1861-1865) and its […]
North Korean Balloons Full of Trash Cause Major Airport Delays On the morning of the 26th, operations at Incheon International Airport were disrupted due to the aftermath of North Korea’s second consecutive day of releasing trash balloons toward its southern counterpart. According to Incheon International Airport, the takeoff and landing of domestic and international flights were either halted or delayed for approximately three hours. Incheon […]
North Korea's Missile Launch Prompts Strong U.S. and Japan Response Amid North Korea's missile provocation towards the East Sea, Japan and the United States immediately expressed strong opposition.
Putin Thanks Kim for Hospitality, Hints at Future Invite Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his gratitude for the hospitality he received during his visit to North Korea last week and suggested an invitation to North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. On the 25th, the Korean Central News Agency announced, “Kim has received a letter of gratitude from Putin.” Putin stated in his letter, […]
Miracle in the Mountains: Hiker Found Alive After 10-Day Ordeal A 30-year-old man Californian who went missing while hiking was rescued after ten days. He survived by drinking stream water and eating wild berries. On the evening of the 20th, the California Fire Department rescued Lukas McClish, who was stranded deep in the mountains of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, south of San Francisco. The […]
Will There Be Another Cold War? Tensions Arise After North Korea and Russia Sign New Pact North Korea has criticized U.S. military support for Ukraine and has stepped forward to defend Russia, with whom it has recently strengthened ties. Pak Jong Chon, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the North Korean Workers’ Party, claimed that the “U.S. has blatantly revealed its sinister intentions for an extreme anti-Russia confrontation, shedding […]
Classified Military Information Hit the Black Market A South Korean social media account selling confidential military equipment information is under investigation.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International Stage The United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
NVIDIA: A Titan in Tech, Yet Invisible in Brand Rankings According to CNBC on the 23rd (local time), AI chipmaker NVIDIA became the most valuable publicly traded U.S. company for the first time last week, but its brand recognition among the public is not on par. CNBC explained that NVIDIA failed to land on the list of 100 best-known brands released by Interbrand in November […]
North Korea Sends 74,000 Tons of Explosives to Russia Reports have revealed that North Korea sent over 74,000 metric tons of explosives to Russia from last August to this January.
Is the U.S. Pushing Towards World War? North Korea Thinks So North Korea condemned Washington for allowing Ukraine to attack Russia, claiming that such actions would result in the worst outcomes.
British Airways Captain Debunks Common Flight Myths and Soothes Nervous Flyers A British airline captain shared methods to overcome the fear of flying. In the United States, it’s estimated approximately 25 million people suffer from a fear of flying, with a higher prevalence observed among middle-aged and older adults. People with a fear of flying often experience tension and anxiety throughout the flight, and in severe cases, […]
Ukraine Condemns Kim-Putin Pact as 'Mass Murder' Agreement About Russia and North Korea signing a strategic military partnership, Ukraine has raised a voice of criticism.
Congress Debates Draft Expansion: Will Women Soon Register for Military Service? It was reported that Congress is pushing to include women in the draft to address the U.S. Armed Forces' military resources shortage.
Kim Jong Un and Putin Commit to Mutual Defense, Stirring Global Concern North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Putin's First Visit in 24 Years: What to Know About His Trip to Pyongyang Russian President Putin's private jet landed on the Pyongyang Sunan International Airport runway in the early morning of the 19th.
Putin's Notorious Lateness Hits Pyongyang Russian authorities reported that Putin would come late in the evening of the 18th, but he landed after the date had changed.
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