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Russia Partners with China to Build 1.4 Million Advanced Attack Drones Russia is partnering with China to develop attack drones and establish a drone manufacturing facility in China. -
South Korean Businessman Kidnapped in Peru, Rescued in Dramatic Police Operation A South Korean businessman was kidnapped in Peru and rescued within a day, leading the Korean community to reevaluate their safety measures. -
Japan Sends Warship Through Taiwan Strait for the First Time, Defying China’s Claims In a historic naval maneuver, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's destroyer Sazanami traversed the Taiwan Strait on Thursday. -
Kim Yo Jong's Fiery Critique of US Attack Submarine Sparks Alarm Kim Yo Jong criticized the USS Vermont's visit, portraying it as U.S. provocation to justify North Korea's nuclear ambitions. -
North Korea Attacks US Quad Summit, Calls It a Threat to Sovereignty North Korea criticized the recent Quad summit, accusing the U.S. of provoking hostility and infringing on its sovereignty. -
Zelensky Calls Out Russia's Partners in Crime at UN: North Korea and Iran! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned Russia at the UN, accusing it of collaborating with North Korea and Iran in war crimes. -
Telegram Announces Cooperation with Authorities for Crime-Related User Data Telegram will now provide user information to law enforcement for illegal activities, marking a shift from its previous privacy stance. -
SpaceX's Starlink on the Verge of Telecommunications Breakthrough in South Korea SpaceX is close to launching its Starlink satellite internet service in South Korea, nearing agreement on essential technical standards. -
Russia's Air Patrol Breaches Japanese Airspace, Triggers Immediate Military Response The Japanese government announced on Monday that a Russian patrol aircraft breached its airspace three times, prompting a formal warning. -
North Korea Could Drop a Nuke Test Bomb During U.S. Election Season, Warns South Korea South Korea's presidential office warned that North Korea could conduct its seventh nuclear test around the U.S. presidential election. -
How North Korea’s Actions Target the Upcoming U.S. Elections: Missiles, Balloons, and Bold Displays North Korea has been on the offensive this week, launching a high-capacity missile and showcasing a facility for producing HEU. -
Air Defense Alert: Over 130 Chinese Military Entries into South Korean Airspace This Year Two Chinese military aircraft, including an H-6 bomber, along with four Russian planes, notably a TU-95 bomber and an SU-35 fighter jet... -
South Korea's Yoon Heads to Czech Republic for Nuclear Power Alliance During his trip, President Yoon Suk Yeol visits the Czech Republic to strengthen nuclear cooperation and finalize reactor contracts. -
Seoul's Scare: Quick Response to Fire Blamed on North Korean Balloons A fire in a Seoul apartment complex, reportedly ignited by balloons from North Korea, was extinguished quickly with no injuries. -
Haeseong Missile Revealed: How South Korea’s Latest Weapon Outperforms the Best in Naval Combat The Haeseong missile, showcased at UNITAS 2023, excels in precision and versatility across ships, submarines, and attack crafts. -
North Korean Hackers Eye $52 Billion Bitcoin ETF: Cybersecurity Alert Issued North Korean hackers may target the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF, holding $52.1 billion in Bitcoin, raising cybersecurity concerns. -
Market Panic: TInvestors Pull Out as Kamala Harris Rises—Find Out the Impact Post-debate, investors fled assets linked to a Trump victory, with Trump Media stock plunging 13%, while solar stocks surged. -
North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Likely Falls Outside EEZ, According to Japan's Ministry of Defense Japan's Ministry of Defense announced that North Korea had launched an object believed to be a ballistic missile on Thursday morning. -
Missile Madness: North Korea Fires Off Multiple SRBM into East Sea After 73 Days North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea on September 12, marking its first launch in 73 days. -
Old Korean Legation in D.C. Named National Historic Site—Here's Why It Matters The Old Korean Legation in Washington, D.C., is the first Korean-related building in the U.S. named a historic site.
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