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Biden, Trump Neck and Neck in Crucial Battlegrounds The NYT calculates an average from multiple polls because individual polls can be small and have a wide margin of error. -
Russia's Red Flag: South Korea's Stance on Ukraine Weapons Russia has issued a stern warning that relations between the two countries could face disaster if South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine. -
Could Taxing the Super Rich Fix Our Economy? A study suggested that a minimal additional tax on the world’s billionaires could potentially collect up to $250 billion annually. On the 25th (local time), the Financial Times (FT) reported that participants in a study commissioned by the Group of 20 (G20) indicated it is technically feasible to collect such an amount in taxes from […] -
South Korean Marines Power Up Defenses with Live-Fire Exercises The 6th Marine Brigade and Yeonpyeong Unit under the Northwestern Islands Defense Command have resumed their annual maritime firearms training in the Northwestern Islands area, including Yeonpyeong Island and Baengnyeong Island. The Marine Corps announced on the 26th that amid North Korea’s various provocations, including the launch of trash balloons and hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missiles, […] -
Moon's Hidden Secrets Unveiled by China's Latest Space Achievement After a 53-day mission, a Chinese lunar probe returned to Earth after collecting rock samples from the moon's far side. -
Galaxy S23 Ultra Catches North Korea's Missile in Mid-Air Failure A man appears to have captured a video of a ballistic missile launched by North Korea into the East Sea while playing "jokgu." -
Putin Thanks Kim for Hospitality, Hints at Future Invite Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his gratitude for the hospitality he received during his visit to North Korea last week and suggested an invitation to North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. On the 25th, the Korean Central News Agency announced, “Kim has received a letter of gratitude from Putin.” Putin stated in his letter, […] -
Miracle in the Mountains: Hiker Found Alive After 10-Day Ordeal A 30-year-old man Californian who went missing while hiking was rescued after ten days. He survived by drinking stream water and eating wild berries. On the evening of the 20th, the California Fire Department rescued Lukas McClish, who was stranded deep in the mountains of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, south of San Francisco. The […] -
Inside the New U.S.-South Korea Intelligence Alliance: What You Need to Know The South Korean foreign ministry announced Tuesday that it has inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States to build a framework for cooperation in the exchange of diplomatic intelligence analyses. The agreement was signed on June 24 between Park Jang Ho, Director General for Diplomatic Intelligence at South Korea’s foreign ministry, and […] -
2000-Year-Old Wine Found Perfectly Preserved The discovery was made in 2019 when a family in Carmona, a town in the Andalusian Seville, uncovered artifacts under their house during... -
Wine Not? World's Oldest Liquid Wine Found in Spain The oldest liquid wine in the world has been discovered. Although it is red, it has been revealed to be white wine. According to The Guardian on the 23rd (local time), a research team led by Professor Jose Rafael Ruiz Arrebola of the University of Cordoba in Spain announced in the International Journal of Archaeological […] -
Putin's Heartfelt Thanks to Kim: What He Said Will Surprise You! Vladimir Putin expressed his gratitude to Kim Jong Un after returning home from his state visit to North Korea. -
North Korea Threatens 'Overwhelming Deterrence' Amid US Naval Drills North Korea's Ministry of National Defense described the docking of a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan as a dangerous venture and warned... -
South Korea Earns Tier 1 Status in US Trafficking Report After Hard Fight South Korean foreign ministry said that the US has placed it back in Tier 1 in two years for its efforts to tackle human trafficking. -
North Korea Sends 74,000 Tons of Explosives to Russia Reports have revealed that North Korea sent over 74,000 metric tons of explosives to Russia from last August to this January. -
Secret Mission Revealed: Defectors Flood North Korea with Rice and Cash A group of North Korean defectors released 200 plastic bottles filled with rice to the North on the 22nd. -
Revolutionary AI Algorithm Mimics Human Thought to Predict Walkways Researchers at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), led by Professor Jeon Hae Gon from the AI Graduate School, have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm that predicts pedestrian paths by mimicking human thought processes using large language model (LLM) technology. This could be applied to pedestrian avoidance technologies in autonomous driving systems […] -
Russian Diplomat Drunk Drives and Refused Breathalyzer Test A Russian diplomat who caused a car accident refused to take a breathalyzer test despite reeking of alcohol. -
North Korean Soldiers Trespass MDL for 3rd Time This Month Amid Ongoing Border Activities North Korean soldiers who were working inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on the central front line violated the MDL by about 20 meters. -
U.S. Countermoves: Bolstering Ties with Vietnam as Putin Visits On the 20th, after visiting North Korea, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Vietnamese President To Lam.
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