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U.S. YouTuber Sparks Outrage in Seoul with Statue Kissing and Explicit VideosA YouTuber from the U.S. has stirred controversy by kissing the "Statue of Peace" and playing explicit videos on public transportation.
North Korea’s Trash Balloons Keep Falling—South Korea Plans Drone DefenseNorth Korea launches trash-filled balloons into South Korea again, prompting plans for UAV development to intercept these threats.
South Korea and the Philippines Strengthen Bonds with Nuclear, Maritime, and Trade PactsPresident Yoon Suk Yeol establishes a strategic partnership with the Philippines, enhancing defense, trade, and maritime cooperation.
South Korea's Suicide Rate Hits 9-Year High with 38.8 Daily DeathsThe suicide rate in South Korea reached a new high last year, averaging 38.8 deaths per day, the most in nearly a decade.
Chinese Tradition Under Fire After Bride is Taped to Utility Pole in Viral Wedding PrankIn Shanxi, China, the groom's friends controversially taped the bride to a utility pole, sparking outrage and calls to rethink wedding pranks.
Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping Exchange Messages to Celebrate 75 Years of FriendshipKim Jong Un and Xi Jinping exchange messages, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations and pledging stronger cooperation.
38 South Koreans Killed in the Philippines Over the Last Decade—What’s Going On?Over the last decade, the Philippines has reported the highest number of murder cases involving South Koreans in Asia.
Temple Run at Angkor Wat? Travel Video Raises Eyebrows and QuestionsAn unusual travel video featuring Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Cambodia, has sparked controversy.
3 Reasons Why Pepper is Called 'Black Gold'!Pepper, known as “black gold,” offers health benefits and unique flavors. When used properly, it aids metabolism and enhances dishes.
WWII Bomb Explodes at Japanese Airport, Halts Over 60 FlightsAn unexploded bomb detonated at Miyazaki Airport in Kyushu, Japan, leading to the suspension of flight operations.
Chinese Airline Enters North Korea with 21 South Koreans by MistakeA Chinese airline flight carrying 21 South Koreans accidentally entered North Korean airspace, a mistake that has only now been reported.
Kim Jong Un’s Push for Better Training: North Korea’s Conference on Officials Kicks OffNorth Korea's conference emphasizes training government officials to address personnel administration and discipline issues.
No More Late-Night Drinking Near the Station in ShibuyaShibuya Ward has enacted an ordinance prohibiting nighttime street drinking in the popular tourist area and around the station.
World’s Largest Indoor Ice Theme Park Opened in China, Shattering RecordsThe world's largest indoor ice theme park, Harbin Ice and Snow World, has opened in Harbin, China. It features nine themed zones.
Hidden War: How China Influences Korea’s Electric Vehicle Market OnlineChina influences public opinion against Korean products through organized online commentary, employing tactics to incite discord.
Misleading Maps: Koreans Rally Against China’s Distortion of the Great WallControversy arises over "dolsot bibimbap" designation in China, highlighting distortions of the Great Wall's history and cultural claims.
China Set to Reveal New Fighter Jets and Air Defense Systems at Zhuhai AirshowChina is set to display its military strength, including unveiling new fighter jets, at the upcoming airshow in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province.
China’s Latest Nuclear Submarine Accidentally Sinks Before LaunchA newly developed Zhou-class nuclear submarine has reportedly sunk at the Wuhan Shipyard, raising concerns about China's naval capabilities.
China Finds 3,500-Year-Old Cheese in Desert MummyChinese scientists claim to have discovered the "world's oldest cheese" in a desert mummy in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
Big Brother in Hong Kong? Thousands More CCTV Cameras Coming Soon Hong Kong, already known for its vast network of surveillance cameras, is planning to expand its CCTV system significantly.
U.S. YouTuber Sparks Outrage in Seoul with Statue Kissing and Explicit Videos A YouTuber from the U.S. has stirred controversy by kissing the "Statue of Peace" and playing explicit videos on public transportation.
North Korea’s Trash Balloons Keep Falling—South Korea Plans Drone Defense North Korea launches trash-filled balloons into South Korea again, prompting plans for UAV development to intercept these threats.
South Korea and the Philippines Strengthen Bonds with Nuclear, Maritime, and Trade Pacts President Yoon Suk Yeol establishes a strategic partnership with the Philippines, enhancing defense, trade, and maritime cooperation.
South Korea's Suicide Rate Hits 9-Year High with 38.8 Daily Deaths The suicide rate in South Korea reached a new high last year, averaging 38.8 deaths per day, the most in nearly a decade.
Chinese Tradition Under Fire After Bride is Taped to Utility Pole in Viral Wedding Prank In Shanxi, China, the groom's friends controversially taped the bride to a utility pole, sparking outrage and calls to rethink wedding pranks.
Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping Exchange Messages to Celebrate 75 Years of Friendship Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping exchange messages, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations and pledging stronger cooperation.
38 South Koreans Killed in the Philippines Over the Last Decade—What’s Going On? Over the last decade, the Philippines has reported the highest number of murder cases involving South Koreans in Asia.
Temple Run at Angkor Wat? Travel Video Raises Eyebrows and Questions An unusual travel video featuring Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Cambodia, has sparked controversy.
3 Reasons Why Pepper is Called 'Black Gold'! Pepper, known as “black gold,” offers health benefits and unique flavors. When used properly, it aids metabolism and enhances dishes.
WWII Bomb Explodes at Japanese Airport, Halts Over 60 Flights An unexploded bomb detonated at Miyazaki Airport in Kyushu, Japan, leading to the suspension of flight operations.
Chinese Airline Enters North Korea with 21 South Koreans by Mistake A Chinese airline flight carrying 21 South Koreans accidentally entered North Korean airspace, a mistake that has only now been reported.
Kim Jong Un’s Push for Better Training: North Korea’s Conference on Officials Kicks Off North Korea's conference emphasizes training government officials to address personnel administration and discipline issues.
No More Late-Night Drinking Near the Station in Shibuya Shibuya Ward has enacted an ordinance prohibiting nighttime street drinking in the popular tourist area and around the station.
World’s Largest Indoor Ice Theme Park Opened in China, Shattering Records The world's largest indoor ice theme park, Harbin Ice and Snow World, has opened in Harbin, China. It features nine themed zones.
Hidden War: How China Influences Korea’s Electric Vehicle Market Online China influences public opinion against Korean products through organized online commentary, employing tactics to incite discord.
Misleading Maps: Koreans Rally Against China’s Distortion of the Great Wall Controversy arises over "dolsot bibimbap" designation in China, highlighting distortions of the Great Wall's history and cultural claims.
China Set to Reveal New Fighter Jets and Air Defense Systems at Zhuhai Airshow China is set to display its military strength, including unveiling new fighter jets, at the upcoming airshow in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province.
China’s Latest Nuclear Submarine Accidentally Sinks Before Launch A newly developed Zhou-class nuclear submarine has reportedly sunk at the Wuhan Shipyard, raising concerns about China's naval capabilities.
China Finds 3,500-Year-Old Cheese in Desert Mummy Chinese scientists claim to have discovered the "world's oldest cheese" in a desert mummy in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
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