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.
One-Third of Children Worldwide Struggle with NearsightednessA study reveals global myopia rates in children have tripled since the 1990s, now affecting 36% due to increased screen time.
High-End Knockoffs Thrive in China Amid Rising Economic ChallengesHigh-end counterfeit products are gaining popularity in China as consumers turn to cheaper alternatives amid economic decline.
Real Reason Behind North Korea’s War of Words Amid Nuclear PlansNorth Korea criticized the Quad summit and USS Vermont's docking, signaling possible nuclear tests amid rising tensions and provocations.
Japan Sends Warship Through Taiwan Strait for the First Time, Defying China’s ClaimsIn a historic naval maneuver, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's destroyer Sazanami traversed the Taiwan Strait on Thursday.
Next-Gen Threat? China’s ICBM Launch Near Australia Suggests New Arms DevelopmentChina's People's Liberation Army Rocket Force successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean.
China’s Central Bank Cuts Reserve Ratio, Injects $142 Billion to Boost EconomyThe governor of the People's Bank of China stated that the central bank will lower the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by 0.5 %
Are You Paying More for Your McDonald's Delivery? The Shocking Truth!McDonald's South Korea now charges more for delivery, with the Big Mac set costing 1,300 KRW more than in-store.
China Hosts Historic Mass Wedding for 5,000 Couples!A historic mass wedding in China saw 5,000 couples tie the knot simultaneously across 50 regions, promoting affordable marriages.
SpaceX's Starlink on the Verge of Telecommunications Breakthrough in South KoreaSpaceX is close to launching its Starlink satellite internet service in South Korea, nearing agreement on essential technical standards.
Fukushima’s Waters Under International Watch: IAEA to Verify Safety for ChinaThe IAEA supports China and Japan's agreement to resume seafood imports from Japan after verifying the Fukushima water discharge.
China Responds to Japanese Concerns Over Safety After Tragic School AttackDiplomatic vice ministers from China and Japan met to address the death of a Japanese child who was fatally attacked by a Chinese national.
Could a New Pet Tax Stop People from Ditching Their Dogs?A proposed pet ownership tax in South Korea seeks to address community challenges from rising pet numbers and care costs.
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.
One-Third of Children Worldwide Struggle with Nearsightedness A study reveals global myopia rates in children have tripled since the 1990s, now affecting 36% due to increased screen time.
High-End Knockoffs Thrive in China Amid Rising Economic Challenges High-end counterfeit products are gaining popularity in China as consumers turn to cheaper alternatives amid economic decline.
Real Reason Behind North Korea’s War of Words Amid Nuclear Plans North Korea criticized the Quad summit and USS Vermont's docking, signaling possible nuclear tests amid rising tensions and provocations.
Japan Sends Warship Through Taiwan Strait for the First Time, Defying China’s Claims In a historic naval maneuver, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's destroyer Sazanami traversed the Taiwan Strait on Thursday.
Next-Gen Threat? China’s ICBM Launch Near Australia Suggests New Arms Development China's People's Liberation Army Rocket Force successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean.
China’s Central Bank Cuts Reserve Ratio, Injects $142 Billion to Boost Economy The governor of the People's Bank of China stated that the central bank will lower the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by 0.5 %
Are You Paying More for Your McDonald's Delivery? The Shocking Truth! McDonald's South Korea now charges more for delivery, with the Big Mac set costing 1,300 KRW more than in-store.
China Hosts Historic Mass Wedding for 5,000 Couples! A historic mass wedding in China saw 5,000 couples tie the knot simultaneously across 50 regions, promoting affordable marriages.
SpaceX's Starlink on the Verge of Telecommunications Breakthrough in South Korea SpaceX is close to launching its Starlink satellite internet service in South Korea, nearing agreement on essential technical standards.
Fukushima’s Waters Under International Watch: IAEA to Verify Safety for China The IAEA supports China and Japan's agreement to resume seafood imports from Japan after verifying the Fukushima water discharge.
China Responds to Japanese Concerns Over Safety After Tragic School Attack Diplomatic vice ministers from China and Japan met to address the death of a Japanese child who was fatally attacked by a Chinese national.
Could a New Pet Tax Stop People from Ditching Their Dogs? A proposed pet ownership tax in South Korea seeks to address community challenges from rising pet numbers and care costs.
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