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  • North Korea Slams UN Draft Resolution on Human Rights as Interference in Internal Affairs Recently, North Korea issued a statement strongly condemning a draft resolution on North Korean human rights submitted to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) by the European Union (EU) and others. According to the Korean Central News Agency on the 24th, the North Korean delegation to the UN Secretariat and international organizations in Geneva stated […]
  • How a 12-Year-Old Girl Is Teaching College Math Online A 12-year-old Chinese girl is causing a local buzz by teaching college-level math problems online. The South China Morning Post (SCMP) recently spotlighted an influencer named ‘Gu’ who tackles college-level math problems on Douyin, China’s version of TikTok. With 2.9 million followers, Gu has gained significant popularity on the platform. According to the report, her […]
  • U.S. and South Korea Form Working Group to Counter North Korean Provocations North Korea successfully conducted a ground jet test of a new multi-stage intermediate-range hypersonic missile solid fuel engine at the West Sea Satellite Launch Site on the morning and afternoon of the 19th, according to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on the 20th. Kim Jong Un, the chairman, personally attended the ground […]
  • Cash for Missiles: North Korea Rakes in Millions Through Cyber Attacks In the Annual Report of the Un Security Council Sanctions Committee on North KoreaA total of $750 Million in Thieving Is SuspectedSmuggling of Refined Oil Exceeds 3 Times Its LimitSouth Korea and the U.S. Launched a Working-Level Consultation Body North Korea has reportedly funded half of its total foreign currency through hacking and cyber attacks. […]
  • UN Probes Kim Jong Un's Sister, Kim Yo Jong's Alleged Dior Purchase It has been revealed that luxury brand Christian Dior and the UN Security Council’s North Korea Sanctions Committee (North Korea Sanctions Committee) have exchanged letters over the authenticity of the bag carried by Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un, who is also the Deputy Department Director of the […]
  • Xi Jinping to Meet with U.S. CEOs at China Development Forum Amid Tensions WSJ, President Xi is expected to meet U.S. business leaders who will visit “China Development Forum (CDF)”This is seen as President Xi’s direct expression of China’s intention to open up to the outside world, even amid U.S.-China tensions Chinese President Xi Jinping. Xinhua Yonhap News Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to meet with U.S. […]
  • Youth Unemployment Still Bad in China, Hits 15.3 Percent in Feb The changed statistics method was ineffective Increased 0.7%p compared to the previous monthDoesn’t seem to be facilitated in the short term  At a recent job fair in Beijing, a young man held a sign expressing his desperate need for employment. This incident starkly highlights the severity of the youth unemployment crisis that China is currently facing. / […]
  • North Korea's Diplomatic Push to Asia's Socialist Allies ORIGINAL LINK : https://www.tongilnews.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=210281 On the 21st, a ruling party delegation led by Kim Song Nam, the party’s international affairs director, departed from Pyongyang to visit China, Vietnam, and Laos. [Photo – Korean Central News Agency] The Korean Central News Agency reported on the 22nd that the Workers’ Party of Korea’s delegation left Pyongyang on […]
  • Facing China's Military Threats, Taiwan Considers War Tax for Defense Funding May have experienced the need to enhance the preparation for war Planning to prepare war expenses via financial war game Considering the control of foreign exchange  In light of China’s recent, almost daily displays of military power, Taiwan appears to be considering introducing a war tax to bolster its defense budget, implementing China’s intensified pressure on the […]
  • Country That Visited Japan the Most: China in 3rd Place, Taiwan in 2nd, the 1st is... Last month, South Koreans topped the list of foreigners to visit Japan the most. A photo of an airplane taking off at the Jeju International Airport / Yonhap News The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported on February 20th that the Japan National Tourism Organization announced that Koreans took up the largest proportion among the 2,788,000 foreign […]
  • With Only 20 Elite Agents, Air Force Combat Control Team (CCT), 'Red Berets' - Part 1 On March 13, the ROKAF Air Mobility & Reconnaissance Command conducted an Allied ATSP (Air Terminal Supply Point) Establishment and Takeoff/Landing Training as part of the Freedom Shield (FS) joint exercise at the Namji emergency Airfield in Changnyeong-gun, Gyeongnam. Our Air Force’s C-130 and CN-235 transport aircraft, CH-47 helicopters, and US Air Force’s A-10 attack […]
  • Chinese Millennials Seek Fortune in Lottery Amid Economic Uncertainty Lottery sales in China hit a record high last year, and the game is gaining popularity. Analysts suggest that Chinese youths, struggling with the most severe unemployment crisis ever, are buying lottery tickets to vent societal frustrations and pinning their hopes on striking it rich overnight. According to a Bloomberg report on the 21st, citing […]
  • China's Foreign Minister Seeks Business-Friendly Environment for Chinese Companies in Australia Minister Wang suggested the U.S. should not influence the bilateral relationship Wang Yi, the top diplomat of China, visited Australia for the first time in seven years. As this visit thaws the atmosphere between China and Australia, Wang emphasized that the third party should not interfere with the bilateral relationship, raising the voice of restraint […]
  • Kim Jong Un Expresses Satisfaction as North Korea Tests New Hypersonic Missile Engine Conducted test at the West Sea Satellite Launch Site on the 19thConsecutive action after the launch of a super-large MRL shellKim Jong Un expressed satisfaction with the completion of the strategic weapon system task On the morning and afternoon of the 19th, at the West Sea Satellite Launch Site, the ground jet test of the […]
  • Lethal Infection from Japan Spreading at High Speed A streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) epidemic is spreading rapidly in Japan, with a fatality rate of up to 30%. The number of cases has already exceeded last year's outbreak, and is a major concern, especially among the elderly and young...
  • Evergrande's Founder Faces Lifetime Ban Amid Bankruptcy Threat Beijing Youth Daily Evergrande, blamed for the downfall of the real estate market and effectively causing China’s economic slump, appears to be facing de facto bankruptcy after receiving various dispositions from the authorities recently. It’s safe to say there’s almost no chance of recovery. According to reports on the 19th by Beijing Youth Daily and […]
  • US, Japan, and Philippines to Hold a 'Trilateral Consultative Meeting' Japan is in conflict with China in the East China Sea and the Philippines in the South China Sea. ⓒAP/Yonhap News The United States and Japan are set to launch a consultative summit with the Philippines. The Associated Press and others reported that President Joe Biden of the United States has invited Philippine President Ferdinand […]
  • China Opposes the 3rd Democracy Summit “Democracy is about humanity’s universal values, not about territory.” Photo=Yonhap News Amid China’s strong opposition to the participation of a Taiwanese official in the “3rd Democracy Summit” held in Seoul, the government clarified on the 19th that the summit was not targeting any specific countries and was held to contribute to promoting democracy and human […]
  • Secrets of Kim Jong Un's Daughter Revealed: Next North Korean Leader? During the regular briefing, the Ministry of Unification of South Korea stated that they are keeping a close eye on, considering the possibility of Kim Ju Ae’s succeeding The Ministry of Unification of South Korea has suggested that Kim Ju Ae, the daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, maybe a potential successor, following […]
  • North Korea's Cruise Missiles vs. U.S. Tomahawk: Game-Changer in the Region? - Part 3 “The performance is overwhelming when flying radar-altitude” It is worth noting that the U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile, which is a representative of cruise missiles, and the Hyunmoo-3 cruise missile operated by the South Korean military can fly 30 to 100 meters above the ground and follow the terrain. North Korea’s “Hwasal” long-range cruise missile has […]
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