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  • Lockheed Martin’s ATACMS Missile Shakes Up Ukraine-Russia War with First Strike on Russian Soil Ukraine's ATACMS missile strike on Russian soil marks a pivotal shift in the conflict, escalating tensions and prompting Russian warnings.
  • Kim Jong Un Pushes for Expansion of Industrial Achievements as He Inspects Songchon Factory Kim Jong Un inspected a factory under construction, emphasizing the importance of local industrial development and upcoming evaluations.
  • California Pushes for 90% CO2 Emissions Cut by 2045 with Stronger Low Carbon Fuel Standards California plans to cut CO2 emissions from transportation by 90% by 2045, enhancing support for zero-emission vehicles and infrastructure.
  • Trump's Trade Tariffs Shake Emerging Markets, Sending Bonds Into a Slump Trump's trade tariffs negatively impact emerging markets, reducing interest rate cut bets and worsening outlook due to a strong dollar.
  • U.S. Lobbying Heats Up: Japanese and Chinese Automakers Invest Millions Amid Policy Shifts Japanese automakers are significantly increasing lobbying costs in the U.S. to counter protectionism and Biden's EV policies.
  • U.S. Dollar Rises as Trump’s Policies Put Pressure on Global Currencies The US dollar surged to a one-year high following Donald Trump's election, bolstered by robust US growth and anticipated trade policies.
  • 43% Growth Forecasted for NVIDIA—Trump’s Pro-Tech Policies Could Drive Gains Trump's return to the White House is expected to positively impact Nvidia, with anticipated growth and deregulation in the AI market.
  • U.S. Interest Rates Drop—Is the Fed Signaling More Relief Ahead? The Federal Reserve (Fed), the U.S. central bank, has implemented another interest rate cut following its previous reduction in September.
  • Trump’s Victory Could Reshape the Chip Industry – Here’s Why South Korea Is Worried Donald Trump's victory in the 47th US presidential election raises concerns for domestic semiconductor companies regarding policy changes.
  • China Claims Having Kids Makes Women Smarter, Public Responds with Outrage China's health commission faced backlash after promoting childbirth's benefits, including intelligence claims, then deleted the post.
  • Starbucks Employees Face Possible Firing If They Don’t Work In-Office Three Days Starbucks has announced that starting in January next year, office employees must work in the office at least three days a week.
  • Biden Backs First US Lithium Mine to Cut China Reliance on EV Batteries The Biden administration has approved the first U.S. lithium mine in Nevada to reduce reliance on China for EV battery production.
  • North Korea's Ukraine Role May Trigger UN Action—But Russia Holds the Veto UN Security Council considers new sanctions on North Korea after troop deployment to Russia, raising geopolitical tensions.
  • North Korea and Vietnam Agree on Strengthening Long-Standing Ties North Korean and Vietnamese deputy foreign ministers met to discuss strategies for enhancing bilateral relations.
  • Poland Shuts Russian Consulate Amid Sabotage Plot Allegations Poland closes a Russian consulate after uncovering sabotage plots linked to Russian agents, prompting threats of retaliation.
  • Russia Backs North Korea's Drone Claims, Warns Seoul on Escalating Tensions North Korea accused South Korea of flying a drone into its airspace, supported by Russia, escalating tensions on the peninsula.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Trump Slams Biden, Warns of Global Conflict Following Iran's Missile Attack Trump blames Biden administration for escalating Middle East tensions, claiming it could lead to World War III
  • 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.
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