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US Senators Feast on Korean Favorites at Blue House Dinner Hosted by President Yoon President Yoon Suk Yeol hosted a dinner for US senators at the Blue House, highlighting the ROK-U.S. alliance and enjoying Korean cuisine. -
Underwater Search for Lost WWII Bomber Kicks Off – South Korea and US Partners in Historic Mission South Korean and U.S. divers are jointly investigating the wreckage of a U.S. bomber from the Korean War off Busan. -
‘Russian Spy’ Whale Found Dead Off Norway – The Mystery Behind Its Gear A beluga whale with spy gear, nicknamed Hvaldimir, was found dead off Norway; cause of death pending autopsy. -
Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida Set for Key South Korea Visit—What to Expect! North Korea's state media urges unity around Kim Jong Un amid economic challenges and flood recovery issues, promoting ideological loyalty. -
Xi Jinping Urges US and China to ‘Coexist’ Amid Rising Tensions Chinese President Xi Jinping urged U.S. and China to coexist peacefully and cooperatively in a recent meeting with Jake Sullivan. -
North Korea's Foreign Minister to Speak at UN for the First Time in 6 Years—What to Expect North Korea may send Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui to the UN General Assembly in September, marking her first attendance in six years. -
Kamala Harris Pulls Ahead: New Poll Shows Her Leading Trump by 4 Points Recent polls show Vice President Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by 4 points nationally, up from a 1-point lead in July. -
North Korean 240mm Rocket System Tested, Signals Possible Increase in Military Cooperation with Russia North Korea's KCNA reported that Kim Jong Un is overseeing tests of a new 240mm rocket launcher, which could be exported to Russia. -
Typhoon Shanshan to Hit Japan: Hundreds of Thousands Evacuate as Powerful Storm Approaches Typhoon Shanshan, one of Japan’s strongest ever, is nearing, causing evacuations, cancellations, and significant disruption across Japan. -
Telegram's Secret Rooms: Where Deepfake Exploitation Thrives Won highlighted severe concerns about deepfake sexual exploitation on Telegram, revealing the widespread nature of the issue. -
North Korea’s Crypto Craze: How Kim Jong Un’s Hackers Are Funding Nuclear Weapons Concerns rise that North Korea may escalate virtual asset theft this year, crucial for its illegal nuclear and missile programs. -
Kim Jong Un’s Big Test: North Korea’s Latest Rocket System Boasts Impressive Upgrades Kim Jong Un inspected the test firing of North Korea's 240mm rocket artillery on the 27th, highlighting its advancements. -
Is the French Government Behind Telegram CEO’s Arrest? Macron Says No Emmanuel Macron stated that Pavel Durov's arrest was a judicial matter, not political, amid allegations of illegal content distribution. -
Shocking Satellite Pics: North Korea’s Flood Damage Creates Tent Camps the Size of 3 Soccer Fields A large tent village in Uiju County, North Pyongan Province, spans three soccer fields, highlighting extensive flood damage. -
U.S. Spy Plane Takes to the Skies Over Korea—What Are They Watching For? The Rivet Joint conducted an extended surveillance mission over North Korea after flying to the Korean Peninsula. -
Next-Level Drone Detection: ETRI’s New Radar Tech Can Catch Drones Before They’re Too Close ETRI developed radar technology with EO/IR integration for tracking illegal drones, now transferred to Samjeong Solutions for use. -
Tesla Semi Goes Up in Flames in California: Why Electric Truck Fires Are More Dangerous Than You Think A fire in a Tesla Semi truck on Interstate 80 led to highway closures. Toxic gases and intense flames made firefighting difficult. -
Counterterrorism Drill Incident: 5 Injured by Smoke Grenade, Drone Crash Also Reported During the Ulchi Freedom Shield drill, a smoke grenade accident and a drone crash caused injuries to soldiers and police officers. -
U.S. Denies North Korea’s Invasion Claims: What You Need to Know About the Ulchi Freedom Shield The U.S. rejected North Korea's claim that the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises are preparations for an invasion, calling it false. -
US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale of Apache Helicopters to South Korea The US State Department approved a $3.5 billion sale of 36 Apache helicopters to South Korea, enhancing regional security.
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