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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. -
Scaramucci Warns Harris: Ignoring Crypto Could Cost Her the Presidency Anthony Scaramucci warned Kamala Harris might lose if she doesn’t secure cryptocurrency supporters, criticizing her party's stance on crypto. -
Breaking News: North Korean Soldier Defects on Foot to South Korea's Goseong A North Korean soldier defected to Goseong, Gangwon Province, early this morning, with South Korean officials facilitating his defection. -
Ex-North Korean Diplomat Reveals Dark Truths About Kim Jong Un’s Dictatorship and the Future of North Korea On the 26th, Ri Il Kyu, a defector diplomat, will give a special lecture at a unification research meeting led by the ruling party. -
Freezing Plastic Bottles Releases More Microplastics Than Heating, Study Finds A recent study has found that freezing disposable plastic bottles, including bottled water, can release more microplastics than usual. -
3,500-Year-Old Receipt Found in Turkey: World’s Oldest Shopping List Archaeologists in Turkey have made a remarkable discovery: a stone tablet that served as a receipt for furniture purchased 3,500 years ago.
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