Kim Jong Un Orders Boost in Suicide Drone Production, Highlighting Their Role in Modern Combat Kim Jong Un inspects suicide attack drones, orders mass production, and emphasizes their role in modern warfare and military strategy.
North Korea Throws Grand Party for U-17 World Cup and Boxing Champions North Korea celebrated its athletes' achievements, including wins in FIFA and AIBA championships, boosting national pride and confidence.
3,000 Chinese-made CCTV Cameras in South Korea Raise National Security Concerns Concerns rise over 3,000 Chinese CCTV cameras in Seoul, prompting calls for urgent replacement due to security vulnerabilities.
President Yoon Vows to Counter North Korean Support for Russia Amid Rising Global Security Concerns South Korean President Yoon warns of North Korea's troop support for Russia, vows countermeasures, and emphasizes U.S.-South Korea alliance.
Chinese Anti-Espionage Law Targets South Korean Tech Expert in Major Case A man was questioned for flying a drone near a sensitive site, raising security concerns amid espionage allegations involving semiconductors.
How China Allegedly Spied on U.S. Military for Years—And What They Filmed Chinese nationals were arrested for illegally filming a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan, suspected of two years of military surveillance.
Political Broker Myung Tae Kyun Admits Receiving Cash from South Korea’s First Lady South Korean political broker testified receiving cash from First Lady Kim Keon Hee, raising concerns over election-related funds.
Zhuhai Attack Shocks the Nation: 35 Dead, 43 Injured in Suspected Vehicle Rampage A deliberate vehicle attack at the 15th China International Airshow in Zhuhai resulted in over 70 casualties, including 35 deaths.
President Yoon Heads to Peru and Brazil for Key Global Summits, Expected to Meet with Biden and Xi President Yoon Suk Yeol will visit Peru and Brazil for APEC and G20 summits, discussing economic growth and climate cooperation.
China’s Population Keeps Dropping, Needs Trillions to Avoid Collapse China's population has declined again due to young people's aversion to marriage and childbirth, signaling a worsening demographic crisis.
Kim Jong Un Cracks the Whip: Everyone Must Love Him, No Exceptions North Korea intensifies loyalty to Kim Jong-un amid news of Russian troops, emphasizing unity and ideological conformity.
North Korea Could Send 100,000 Troops to Russia—What’s Really Happening? Putin signs a treaty with North Korea, raising concerns as Ukraine estimates up to 100,000 North Korean troops may be deployed.
Satellite Images Reveal Massive Flood Damage in North Korea’s Chagang Province Recent satellite images reveal extensive flood damage in North Korea's Chagang Province, with new residential constructions underway.
North Korea’s Cyber Heists Fuel 25% of GDP, Fund Nuclear Program: Ex-NSA Chief A former US cybersecurity official estimates North Korea earns 25% of its GDP through ransomware cyberattacks.
New China-Philippines Sea Clash: China Sets Baselines at Disputed Shoal China establishes baselines around Scarborough Shoal, intensifying maritime tensions with the Philippines amid recent legal disputes.
Chinese Tourist Arrested for Drone Filming Near South Korea’s Intelligence HQ A Chinese tourist is under investigation for filming South Korea's NIS building with a drone, raising suspicions of ulterior motives.
New Trump Era: South Korea’s Tech Industry Faces Risks and Rewards Trump's reelection is expected to significantly impact South Korea's science and technology innovation environment.
With Trump Back, Kim Jong Un Holds the Cards in U.S.-North Korea Talks Trump's 2024 win signals a return to U.S.-North Korea diplomacy, complicating relations with South Korea amid differing strategies.
Will Trump’s Trade Promises Slam South Korea’s Exports? Bank of Korea Thinks So The Bank of Korea warns that Donald Trump's election could harm South Korea's export market, citing trade condition changes.
Massive DDoS Attack Cripples South Korea’s Defense Site—North Korea or Russia? A DDoS attack began on the South Korean Defense Department's website, affecting connectivity. Speculation links it to North Korea or Russia.
Kim Jong Un Orders Boost in Suicide Drone Production, Highlighting Their Role in Modern Combat Kim Jong Un inspects suicide attack drones, orders mass production, and emphasizes their role in modern warfare and military strategy.
North Korea Throws Grand Party for U-17 World Cup and Boxing Champions North Korea celebrated its athletes' achievements, including wins in FIFA and AIBA championships, boosting national pride and confidence.
3,000 Chinese-made CCTV Cameras in South Korea Raise National Security Concerns Concerns rise over 3,000 Chinese CCTV cameras in Seoul, prompting calls for urgent replacement due to security vulnerabilities.
President Yoon Vows to Counter North Korean Support for Russia Amid Rising Global Security Concerns South Korean President Yoon warns of North Korea's troop support for Russia, vows countermeasures, and emphasizes U.S.-South Korea alliance.
Chinese Anti-Espionage Law Targets South Korean Tech Expert in Major Case A man was questioned for flying a drone near a sensitive site, raising security concerns amid espionage allegations involving semiconductors.
How China Allegedly Spied on U.S. Military for Years—And What They Filmed Chinese nationals were arrested for illegally filming a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan, suspected of two years of military surveillance.
Political Broker Myung Tae Kyun Admits Receiving Cash from South Korea’s First Lady South Korean political broker testified receiving cash from First Lady Kim Keon Hee, raising concerns over election-related funds.
Zhuhai Attack Shocks the Nation: 35 Dead, 43 Injured in Suspected Vehicle Rampage A deliberate vehicle attack at the 15th China International Airshow in Zhuhai resulted in over 70 casualties, including 35 deaths.
President Yoon Heads to Peru and Brazil for Key Global Summits, Expected to Meet with Biden and Xi President Yoon Suk Yeol will visit Peru and Brazil for APEC and G20 summits, discussing economic growth and climate cooperation.
China’s Population Keeps Dropping, Needs Trillions to Avoid Collapse China's population has declined again due to young people's aversion to marriage and childbirth, signaling a worsening demographic crisis.
Kim Jong Un Cracks the Whip: Everyone Must Love Him, No Exceptions North Korea intensifies loyalty to Kim Jong-un amid news of Russian troops, emphasizing unity and ideological conformity.
North Korea Could Send 100,000 Troops to Russia—What’s Really Happening? Putin signs a treaty with North Korea, raising concerns as Ukraine estimates up to 100,000 North Korean troops may be deployed.
Satellite Images Reveal Massive Flood Damage in North Korea’s Chagang Province Recent satellite images reveal extensive flood damage in North Korea's Chagang Province, with new residential constructions underway.
North Korea’s Cyber Heists Fuel 25% of GDP, Fund Nuclear Program: Ex-NSA Chief A former US cybersecurity official estimates North Korea earns 25% of its GDP through ransomware cyberattacks.
New China-Philippines Sea Clash: China Sets Baselines at Disputed Shoal China establishes baselines around Scarborough Shoal, intensifying maritime tensions with the Philippines amid recent legal disputes.
Chinese Tourist Arrested for Drone Filming Near South Korea’s Intelligence HQ A Chinese tourist is under investigation for filming South Korea's NIS building with a drone, raising suspicions of ulterior motives.
New Trump Era: South Korea’s Tech Industry Faces Risks and Rewards Trump's reelection is expected to significantly impact South Korea's science and technology innovation environment.
With Trump Back, Kim Jong Un Holds the Cards in U.S.-North Korea Talks Trump's 2024 win signals a return to U.S.-North Korea diplomacy, complicating relations with South Korea amid differing strategies.
Will Trump’s Trade Promises Slam South Korea’s Exports? Bank of Korea Thinks So The Bank of Korea warns that Donald Trump's election could harm South Korea's export market, citing trade condition changes.
Massive DDoS Attack Cripples South Korea’s Defense Site—North Korea or Russia? A DDoS attack began on the South Korean Defense Department's website, affecting connectivity. Speculation links it to North Korea or Russia.
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