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  Death Toll Rises to Over 670 in Papua New Guinea Landslide 2024.05.28 The International Organization for Migration (IOM) of the United Nations announced on the 26th that ...
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  Kosovo Signs Off on Controversial Deal to Lease 300 Jails to Denmark 2024.05.28 The Parliament of Kosovo, a small Balkan nation, approved the Prison Cell Lease Agreement signed wit ...
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  New Earth-Like Planet Discovered: Could Gliese 12b Be Our Next Home? 2024.05.28 An exoplanet capable of supporting life has been discovered orbiting the cold red dwarf star Gliese ...
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  California Mom Slapped with $88K Fine: Kids' Clam Hunt Goes Wrong at Pismo Beach 2024.05.28 A mother in California who let her children collect clams on the beach was fined $88,000.According t ...
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  Trilateral Triumph: South Korea, Japan, and China to Boost Trade and Cultural Exchanges 2024.05.28 South Korea has decided to deepen its economic, trade, and digital cooperation with Japan and China. This marks the first trilateral meeting in four years and five months. On the 26th, President Yoon Suk Yeol agreed to strengthen cooperation with both China and Japan during separate bilateral meetings with Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Japanese […]
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  South Korea and China Strengthen Diplomatic Relations 2024.05.27 On the 26th, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Chinese Premier Li Qiang held a summit at the Presidential Office in Yongsan. Yoon emphasized that South Korea and China need to closely cooperate not only for bilateral relations but also for the peace and prosperity of the international community. Yoon made these remarks to […]
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  The Alarming Color Shift in Alaska's Pristine Waters 2024.05.24 Dozens of rivers in Alaska are turning from pristine and clear blue to a worrying shade of rusty orange. According to The Guardian on the 22nd (local time), a research team from the University of California, Davis published the reason in Nature, explaining the cause of this phenomenon is due to rising temperatures in the […]
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  Man Who Conquered Everest 30 Times and Counting 2024.05.24 A Sherpa, a member of the Tibetian people who guides trekkers and climbers of the Himalayan mountain ...
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  Wedding Dress from the Printer? How 3D Printing is Changing Bridal Fashion 2024.05.23 A wedding dress created with a 3D printer has been unveiled for the first time in the world.Accordin ...
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  US Denies Fault as Iran Mourns President Lost to Helicopter Disaster 2024.05.23 Amidst the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and others in a helicopter crash, Iran pointed t ...
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  How Red Lobster's Endless Shrimp Offer Sank the Company 2024.05.23 Red Lobster, the largest seafood restaurant chain in the U.S., has filed for bankruptcy protection. ...
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  Deep-Sea Hooked Squid Captured on Video Unveiling Unique Hunting Method 2024.05.23 A rare squid, living in depths of 3280 feet, has revealed a unique hunting method of emitting bright ...
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  Global Powers Unite in Seoul to Tackle AI Challenges 2024.05.22 On the 21st, President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea presided over the AI Seoul Summit with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, reaching an agreement that focused on three primary principles: safety, innovation, and inclusivity. During the summit, which President Yoon led virtually from the Blue House, he stated, “As a responsible member of the […]
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  Steel Showdown: U.S. Industry Braces for Surge in Chinese Imports 2024.05.21 There’s growing concern that the supply of low-cost steel from China will intensify. As global trade barriers against Chinese steel rise, analysts predict that China will increase its exports to Southeast Asia, including South Korea. The steel industry is accelerating its response measures, such as filing anti-dumping lawsuits. On the 20th, industry insiders reported that […]
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  China's New Robot Stands Strong Against Human Assault 2024.05.21 A Chinese robotics company, Unitree, has recently sparked public interest with a startling video demonstration of its humanoid robot, G1.
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  China's Lethal Weather: Over 100 km/h Winds Wreak Havoc, Killing One 2024.05.20 Around 1 a.m., images of people being swept away while eating on the street were shared on social media.
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  Mercedes Workers in Alabama Vote Against Union Formation: What’s Next for UAW? 2024.05.20 Predictions have emerged that the momentum of the United Auto Workers (UAW) Union, which is seeking ...
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  100 Hours a Week: The Job That Killed a Bank of America Employee 2024.05.17 Criticism is mounting over the industry culture of enforcing excessive work hours, following the death of a 30-something banker who was working over 100 hours per week in the U.S. According to Reuters on the 15th (local time), it was revealed that Leo Lukenas III, an employee of the investment banking team at Bank of […]
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  Dow Jones Breaks the 40,000 Barrier for the First Time 2024.05.17 The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) of the New York Stock Exchange surpassed the 40,000-point mark for the first time in its history on the 16th (local time). The Dow peaked at 40,051.05 around 11 a.m. but it partially returned its gains in the afternoon, closing down 38.62 points (-0.1%) at 39,869.38 compared to the […]
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  Smokers Skip Meals 2X More Often! How Does it Affect Their Weight? 2024.05.15 A study has found that smokers tend to gain less weight than non-smokers, possibly due to their lower food intake and ...