$46M Romance Scam Uncovered: How a Hong Kong Crime Ring Used AI to Defraud VictimsHong Kong police arrested 27 in a romance scam using deepfake tech, defrauding victims of $46 million through fake relationships.
Fukushima Plant to Release Another 7,800 Tons of Treated Water Into Ocean This WeekTokyo Electric Power Company will start its 10th discharge of treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean on October 17.
North Korea Just Blew Up Key Roads — And They’re Not Saying a WordNorth Korea blew up the Gyeongui Line and the East Sea Line connecting the North and South on Tuesday.
Six-Country Defense Exercise Begins in Philippines as China WatchesSix countries, including the U.S. and Philippines, began joint military exercises in response to recent tensions surrounding Taiwan.
Massive Fire Halts Copper Production at World's Largest Plant in IndonesiaA fire at Freeport Indonesia's copper plant halted production, raising concerns over export controls and the plant's operational future.
North Korea's Road Destruction Prompts Call for Dialogue from UN ChiefIn response to North Korea's destruction of inter-Korean roads, UN Secretary-General Guterres urges de-escalation and dialogue.
Leech in His Nose? How a 10-Year-Old Lived with It for a MonthA 10-year-old boy in Indonesia unknowingly lived with a leech in his nose for a month before it was removed.
Dogs Over Kids? South Korea’s New Trend of Canine CompanionshipSouth Korea's declining birth rates are transforming its pet culture, with dogs increasingly seen as family members.
North Korea Slams UN Rights Envoy as 'U.S. Puppet,' Refuses CooperationNorth Korea condemned UN Special Rapporteur Elizabeth Salmón, labeling her a "puppet" of the U.S. and rejecting engagement.
China Brushes Off U.S. and Japan, Defends Military Drills Near TaiwanChina has brushed aside criticisms from the U.S. and Japan regarding its large-scale military drills encircling the Taiwan Strait.
U.S. Points Fingers at China, Russia for Summit Fail as South China Sea Tensions RiseThe failure to adopt a joint statement at the East Asia Summit highlights tensions, particularly between the U.S., China, and Russia.
13 Pregnant Women Arrested in Cambodia’s Latest Surrogacy ScandalCambodia uncovered an illegal surrogacy ring, arresting 24 women, including 13 pregnant Filipinos, despite a 2016 ban.
Kim Jong Un’s $10,000 Watch, Daughter’s $2,000 Jacket Spark Tensions as Anti-Regime Leaflets Fly Over PyongyangNorth Korea confirmed that recent propaganda leaflets included luxury images of Kim Jong Un and his daughter, escalating tensions.
China’s Military Surrounds Taiwan in High-Stakes War GamesThe Chinese military launched drills encircling Taiwan, seen as pressure on President Lai Ching-te following his National Day speech.
Inside North Korea’s Failing Coal Mines: 50-Year-Old Equipment, Production CrashesDespite the government's propaganda, many coal mines struggle with production delays due to outdated equipment.
China's Military Puts Taiwan on Notice: Largest Drill Since May After 'One China' RejectionAccording to Japan's NHK, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) announced plans for large-scale military exercises around Taiwan on Monday.
South Korea Conducts First TAURUS Missile Test in 7 Years—Strikes Target 400 km AwaySouth Korea's Air Force successfully conducted live-fire tests of the TAURUS long-range cruise missile for the first time in seven years.
India’s $5.4 Billion Submarine Plan as Military Rivalry with China Heats UpIndia has taken steps to counter China's military strength extension by deciding to construct two next-generation nuclear submarines
'No China-Made Goods Here!' The Country That Slammed the Door on TemuIndonesia continues to block Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, citing concerns over its impact on local SMEs and competition.
South Korean Novelist Han Kang Wins Nobel Prize, Making History at 53South Korean novelist Han Kang, at 53, wins the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, becoming one of the youngest laureates.
$46M Romance Scam Uncovered: How a Hong Kong Crime Ring Used AI to Defraud Victims Hong Kong police arrested 27 in a romance scam using deepfake tech, defrauding victims of $46 million through fake relationships.
Fukushima Plant to Release Another 7,800 Tons of Treated Water Into Ocean This Week Tokyo Electric Power Company will start its 10th discharge of treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean on October 17.
North Korea Just Blew Up Key Roads — And They’re Not Saying a Word North Korea blew up the Gyeongui Line and the East Sea Line connecting the North and South on Tuesday.
Six-Country Defense Exercise Begins in Philippines as China Watches Six countries, including the U.S. and Philippines, began joint military exercises in response to recent tensions surrounding Taiwan.
Massive Fire Halts Copper Production at World's Largest Plant in Indonesia A fire at Freeport Indonesia's copper plant halted production, raising concerns over export controls and the plant's operational future.
North Korea's Road Destruction Prompts Call for Dialogue from UN Chief In response to North Korea's destruction of inter-Korean roads, UN Secretary-General Guterres urges de-escalation and dialogue.
Leech in His Nose? How a 10-Year-Old Lived with It for a Month A 10-year-old boy in Indonesia unknowingly lived with a leech in his nose for a month before it was removed.
Dogs Over Kids? South Korea’s New Trend of Canine Companionship South Korea's declining birth rates are transforming its pet culture, with dogs increasingly seen as family members.
North Korea Slams UN Rights Envoy as 'U.S. Puppet,' Refuses Cooperation North Korea condemned UN Special Rapporteur Elizabeth Salmón, labeling her a "puppet" of the U.S. and rejecting engagement.
China Brushes Off U.S. and Japan, Defends Military Drills Near Taiwan China has brushed aside criticisms from the U.S. and Japan regarding its large-scale military drills encircling the Taiwan Strait.
U.S. Points Fingers at China, Russia for Summit Fail as South China Sea Tensions Rise The failure to adopt a joint statement at the East Asia Summit highlights tensions, particularly between the U.S., China, and Russia.
13 Pregnant Women Arrested in Cambodia’s Latest Surrogacy Scandal Cambodia uncovered an illegal surrogacy ring, arresting 24 women, including 13 pregnant Filipinos, despite a 2016 ban.
Kim Jong Un’s $10,000 Watch, Daughter’s $2,000 Jacket Spark Tensions as Anti-Regime Leaflets Fly Over Pyongyang North Korea confirmed that recent propaganda leaflets included luxury images of Kim Jong Un and his daughter, escalating tensions.
China’s Military Surrounds Taiwan in High-Stakes War Games The Chinese military launched drills encircling Taiwan, seen as pressure on President Lai Ching-te following his National Day speech.
Inside North Korea’s Failing Coal Mines: 50-Year-Old Equipment, Production Crashes Despite the government's propaganda, many coal mines struggle with production delays due to outdated equipment.
China's Military Puts Taiwan on Notice: Largest Drill Since May After 'One China' Rejection According to Japan's NHK, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) announced plans for large-scale military exercises around Taiwan on Monday.
South Korea Conducts First TAURUS Missile Test in 7 Years—Strikes Target 400 km Away South Korea's Air Force successfully conducted live-fire tests of the TAURUS long-range cruise missile for the first time in seven years.
India’s $5.4 Billion Submarine Plan as Military Rivalry with China Heats Up India has taken steps to counter China's military strength extension by deciding to construct two next-generation nuclear submarines
'No China-Made Goods Here!' The Country That Slammed the Door on Temu Indonesia continues to block Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, citing concerns over its impact on local SMEs and competition.
South Korean Novelist Han Kang Wins Nobel Prize, Making History at 53 South Korean novelist Han Kang, at 53, wins the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, becoming one of the youngest laureates.
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