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Is Egypt Falling Into An Economic Crisis? Despite a sharp depreciation of the currency and the historic measure of raising the price of subsidized bread, Egypt’s inflation rate has tempered to its slowest pace in a year and a half. The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) announced on the 10th (local time) that consumer prices in North African urban […] -
Future of U.S. Troops in Korea Hangs in Balance as Trump Threatens Withdrawal On the 10th (local time), South Korea and the United States entered the third round of the 12th Special Measures Agreement (SMA) in Washington D.C. to determine the portion of the cost of stationing U.S. troops in South Korea that will be borne by South Korea after 2026. The three-day meeting began today and will […] -
Global Push for Peace: UN Security Council Adopts U.S. Ceasefire Plan On the afternoon of the 10th (local time), the United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting. It adopted a resolution supporting the three-stage Gaza ceasefire plan led by the United States. According to Reuters, all of the 15 member states of the Security Council voted in favor of the resolution except for Russia, who […] -
U.S. Think Tank Urges Stronger Shipbuilding Ties with Asian Allies The American think tank, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), has advised that the United States needs to strengthen its cooperation with allies such as South Korea and Japan to win in a potential conflict against the Chinese navy. The Transnational Threat Project of CSIS stated on June 5 that while China is […] -
Biden and Macron Condemn North Korea's Military Aid to Russia During his state visit to France, U.S. President Joe Biden held a summit with French President Emmanuel Macron on June 8, where they strongly condemned the military cooperation between North Korea and Russia and reaffirmed their firm commitment to supporting Ukraine. The two leaders agreed to join forces for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip […] -
Trump and Biden in Tight Battle Despite Legal Woes Ahead of the US presidential election in November, Trump was convicted in a hush-money case last month. CBS News reported on the 9th that... -
Putin Opens the Nuclear Door of Opportunity President Vladimir Putin of Russia has left the door open to the possibility of nuclear weapon testing, despite stating there is currently no need for Russia to utilize nuclear weapons. On June 7, at the main session of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Putin said, “The use of nuclear weapons is only possible […] -
Japan and Ukraine to Accelerate Security Pact Negotiations at G7 Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the G7 summit. According to Yonhap News on the 8th, it was revealed Kishida is coordinating a plan to hold a bilateral meeting with Zelenskyy during his participation in the G7 summit to be held in Italy […] -
Putin’s Heirs Apparent? Daughters Take on Important Roles at Major Forum The daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin have reportedly made a rare public appearance, sparking widespread interest. -
Biden’s Normandy Speech: U.S. Weapons Not a Threat to Moscow On June 6 (local time), in an interview with ABC News, President Joe Biden assured that the American weapons provided to Ukraine would not be used to strike Moscow and the Kremlin. Biden, who gave the interview at the American cemetery in Normandy, France, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Normandy invasion, avoided a direct […] -
How Russia Is Disrupting U.S. Satellite Communications A repeated occurrence has been reported in partial areas of Ukraine, where the speed of Starlink signals used by the Ukrainian military has... -
Russia Praises South Korea for Not Supplying Weapons to Ukraine Putin commended South Korea for not directly supplying weapons to Ukraine and expressed readiness to further South Korea-Russia relations. -
Tram Collision in Russia Results in Casualties and Chaos A tram collision in Kemerovo, a city in southwestern Siberia, Russia, has resulted in one fatality and over 100 injuries so far. According to reports from Russia’s TASS, Sputnik, and AFP on the 6th, two trams collided around 7:30 in the morning in Kemerovo. A spokesperson for the local branch of the Russian Federal Investigative […] -
South Korea's Historic Oil Discovery Sparks Heated Debate in Japan The Korean government’s announcement about the potential existence of up to 14 billion barrels of oil and gas off the coast of Pohang has sparked a heated debate in Japan. Some Japanese citizens have made absurd claims online, suggesting that Korea might try to seize resources like Dokdo Island. According to official sources on the […] -
Ukrainian Prisoners' Return Shocks with 'Horrifying' Condition, Drawing Comparisons to Nazi Camps Ukrainian authorities expressed outrage at the emaciated condition of a man who returned home after two years of captivity in Russia. -
Volcanic Alert: Mauna Loa Summit Closed Amid Rising Quake Activity The decision to close came as a preventive measure due to frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity observed since this summer. -
Putin's Secret Mission: Russian Official's Mysterious Flight to North Korea Revealed A high-ranking Russian official's plane returned to Russia after staying in North Korea for about 40 hours. -
North Korea's Psyche: Why Loudspeaker Broadcasts Strike a Nerve Analysts suggest North Korea's sensitive response to the loudspeakers is due to its effectiveness as a psychological warfare tool. -
China Pours Billions into AI, But Can It Catch Up with the U.S.? China is engaged in a power struggle with the United States in various industries and has announced astronomical support for AI. -
Biden Takes Hard Line on Immigration, Announces Asylum Restrictions United States President Joe Biden issued an executive order on the 4th denying asylum to illegal immigrants entering through the southern border. Consequently, from 0:01 AM on the 5th, unprotected illegal immigrants will be quickly expelled or sent back to Mexico. In a speech at the White House on the same day, Biden announced measures […]
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