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Bodies of Two South Korean Climbers Found on Mont Blanc After Harrowing Search Rescue teams found the bodies of two South Korean climbers on Mont Blanc, who went missing due to severe weather. -
Indonesia’s New President-Elect Cozying Up to Russia: What’s Behind the Warm Embrace? Indonesia's president-elect Prabowo Subianto is deepening ties with Russia, signaling a strong pro-Russia stance after Moscow visit. -
Big Tech vs. Deepfakes: Google's New Detection Technology Set to Revolutionize YouTube Google is developing AI detection tech for YouTube to identify deepfakes, aiming to combat misuse and protect users. -
Crackdown on Chinese Phones: How North Korea Is Tightening Control After Recent Flood Devastation North Korea tightens Chinese cell phone use restrictions to prevent dissent and leaks amid severe flooding and public discontent. -
Biden’s Beach Binge: 532 Vacation Days in 3.6 Years—Is He Working Enough? US President Joe Biden has taken 532 vacation days out of his 1,326 office days, accounting for 40.3% of his presidency, according to RNC. -
You Won’t Believe How Clear We Can See Black Holes Now – Latest Discovery! The Event Horizon Telescope has achieved unprecedented clarity in imaging the M87 black hole, revealing detailed structures and jets. -
Putin Backs Kamala Harris for U.S. Election: ‘Her Laughter is Infectious’ Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly endorsed U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris for the upcoming election. -
Elon Musk to Overhaul Washington? Trump’s Shocking New Commission Revealed Trump announced a Government Efficiency Commission led by Elon Musk to audit and streamline federal government spending and regulations. -
North Korea’s Trash Balloon Attack: Over 260 Balloons Land in South Korea On Thursday, North Korea launched over 260 trash-filled balloons toward South Korea, with 140 items landing in Seoul and Gyeonggi. -
China’s Efforts to Build European Alliances: Norway's Prime Minister to Meet Key Officials in Beijing China has now invited Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to Beijing, marking a concerted effort to circumvent Western constraints. -
U.S. and South Korea Eye Potential North Korean Provocations Before November Election South Korea and the United States are closely monitoring the possibility that North Korea might carry out significant provocations before... -
Was the Chinese Consul General Forced Out? Hochul’s Claims and the State Department’s Denials The recent arrest of Linda Sun, the former chief of staff now facing accusations of espionage on behalf of the Chinese government ... -
North Korea's Cyber War: $13 Billion Secret Behind Kim Jong Un's Weapon Development North Korea's cyberattacks, aimed at funding weapons development, raised $13 b, exacerbating global cybersecurity concerns. -
Former NY Governor's Aide Arrested for Spying for China—See How She Lived the High Life Former NY Governor Hochul's deputy, Linda Sun, and her husband, Chris Hu, were arrested for allegedly acting as Chinese government agents. -
Philippine Defense Minister Seeks 40 New Fighter Jets – US, South Korea, Sweden Compete for the Deal The Philippine Secretary of National Defense has requested Congress to acquire 40 fighter jets, with bids from KAI, Lockheed Martin, and Saab. -
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.
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