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Dictator or Savior? Kim Jong Un's Surprising Aid Efforts for North Korean Flood SurvivorsOver 13,000 North Korean residents from North Pyongan, Jagang, and Yanggang provinces have arrived in Pyongyang.
China's 'Easy to Marry, Hard to Divorce' Policy Sparks OutrageThe Chinese government is pushing marriage law amendments to encourage marriage while restricting divorce.
How Trump and Harris Clash on America's FutureTwo presidential candidates have presented opposing views on key economic policies such as energy policy and corporate tax rates.
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Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese TechBiden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
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Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics ExposedDespite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
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China Cracks Down: Teachers and Students Forced to Hand Over PassportsChina restricts international travel by confiscating passports from teachers, students, and bank employees to prevent studying abroad.
China Pushes for a No-First-Use Policy on Nuclear Weapons – Targeting U.S. and Allies?China has proposed a measure for nuclear-armed countries to commit not to use nuclear weapons preemptively.
Trump’s Return Could Crush South Korean Steel Industry: Here’s WhyThe likelihood of Trump's election has increased. This has caused tension in the South Korea's steel industry.
Philippines Plans Defense Budget Boost to Overcome Chinese PressureThe Philippines is reportedly considering increasing its defense budget to exceed 1% of its Gross Domestic Product.
India vs. China: Modi's Market Reforms Propel India as New Global HubAs Indian PM Modi is expected to secure his third term, the current Indian government's economic policies are anticipated to continue.
Paris Olympics Backtrack on 'No AC' Policy Amid Athlete ConcernsThe organizers of the Paris 2024 Olympics have finally abandoned their Olympics without air conditioning principles.
Diplomacy at Its Cutest: Hong Kong Receives Panda Pair from ChinaChina plans to gift Hong Kong a pair of giant pandas to mark the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty.
China's Xi Picks Liu He to Lead Science and Tech Charge Against USChinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Liu He to oversee China's science and technology policy.
Age Discrimination? THIS Gym Bans Members Over 70A local hotel industry reported on June 18 that a notice was posted at the entrance of a four-star hotel fitness center in Suseong-gu, Daegu.
Trump's Shocking Comments Leave Hyundai and Kia Scrambling Amid Success in the U.S. Trump suggested he might eliminate the $7,500 EV tax credit if re-elected, which would impact Hyundai and South Korea's battery industry.
U.S. Drone Market Set to Skyrocket: New Rules and Possible Chinese Sanctions Could Transform Industry The U.S. drone market is growing rapidly. Eased regulations and potential Chinese drone sanctions may boost non-Chinese brands.
Dictator or Savior? Kim Jong Un's Surprising Aid Efforts for North Korean Flood Survivors Over 13,000 North Korean residents from North Pyongan, Jagang, and Yanggang provinces have arrived in Pyongyang.
China's 'Easy to Marry, Hard to Divorce' Policy Sparks Outrage The Chinese government is pushing marriage law amendments to encourage marriage while restricting divorce.
How Trump and Harris Clash on America's Future Two presidential candidates have presented opposing views on key economic policies such as energy policy and corporate tax rates.
Is the World Ready? Trump’s Trade Policies Could Spell Disaster Trump's potential reelection could threaten global trade. Some speculate it would be more detrimental to China than during his first term.
Turkey’s Instagram Ban Lifted: What Really Went Down with Meta? Abdulkadir Uraloglu, Turkey's transportation and infrastructure minister, announced on Saturday that the ban would be lifted.
Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese Tech Biden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
U.S. Targets Chinese Tech: New Rules Could Ban Chinese Software from Self-Driving Cars The United States government is poised to implement a ban on Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles.
Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics Exposed Despite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
US National Debt Hits a Record $35 Trillion—What It Means for Your Wallet According to data from the Treasury Department, the total public debt balance reached $35 trillion on July 28.
China Cracks Down: Teachers and Students Forced to Hand Over Passports China restricts international travel by confiscating passports from teachers, students, and bank employees to prevent studying abroad.
China Pushes for a No-First-Use Policy on Nuclear Weapons – Targeting U.S. and Allies? China has proposed a measure for nuclear-armed countries to commit not to use nuclear weapons preemptively.
Trump’s Return Could Crush South Korean Steel Industry: Here’s Why The likelihood of Trump's election has increased. This has caused tension in the South Korea's steel industry.
Philippines Plans Defense Budget Boost to Overcome Chinese Pressure The Philippines is reportedly considering increasing its defense budget to exceed 1% of its Gross Domestic Product.
India vs. China: Modi's Market Reforms Propel India as New Global Hub As Indian PM Modi is expected to secure his third term, the current Indian government's economic policies are anticipated to continue.
Paris Olympics Backtrack on 'No AC' Policy Amid Athlete Concerns The organizers of the Paris 2024 Olympics have finally abandoned their Olympics without air conditioning principles.
Diplomacy at Its Cutest: Hong Kong Receives Panda Pair from China China plans to gift Hong Kong a pair of giant pandas to mark the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty.
China's Xi Picks Liu He to Lead Science and Tech Charge Against US Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Liu He to oversee China's science and technology policy.
Age Discrimination? THIS Gym Bans Members Over 70 A local hotel industry reported on June 18 that a notice was posted at the entrance of a four-star hotel fitness center in Suseong-gu, Daegu.
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