According to multiple media reports including The Hankyoreh and Yonhap, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung answered various questions during his 100-day press conference on November 11. Regarding follow-up consultations on South Korea-US tariffs, he stated that he would not reach any backroom agreements with the United…
According to a report by South Korean media Chosun, Lee Jae-yong’s son, Lee Ji-ho, will renounce his US citizenship and serve in the military in South Korea. Lee Ji-ho will enlist on September 15 as a candidate for the 139th naval officer class. Samsung Electronics stated:…
According to a report by CCTV News, on the 9th, Israel’s Security Agency released photos of its special operations command center, documenting the entire process of the Israeli Air Force’s strike against Hamas’s senior leadership in Doha, Qatar. This joint operation, codenamed “Operation Summit of Fire,”…
On the 8th local time, a U.S. appeals court announced that it would uphold the ruling in the Carroll v. Trump defamation case, and Trump still needs to pay $83.3 million in damages. In 2019, female writer Carroll accused Trump of sexual assault against her in…
According to Reuters, on September 5th U.S. time, sources said the Trump administration has ordered the deployment of 10 F-35 fighter jets to Puerto Rico airports to combat drug trafficking groups in Latin America. The U.S. website “The War Zone” also confirmed that 10 F-35 fighter…
Police in Charlotte, North Carolina, have released surveillance video of the fatal stabbing of a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee on a light rail train. The victim, identified as Irina Zarutska, had recently fled Ukraine before her death. According to reports, the incident occurred on August 22. Zarutska…
Tensions between President Trump and the Democratic officials in the nation’s capital are escalating. The reason? Washington D.C. has just filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for deploying the National Guard in the city. Washington Fights Back D.C.’s Attorney General, Karl Racine, announced the lawsuit…
Thailand’s Constitutional Court has ordered the removal of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from her post, effective immediately, citing a violation of constitutional provisions. The ruling was announced on Thursday, August 29, following a period of suspension. Ms. Shinawatra, who became Thailand’s youngest prime minister in August…
A vote-buying scandal has rocked Japan’s pachinko industry, with a major chain, “Derupara,” at the center of the controversy. The company is alleged to have bribed employees to vote for a specific candidate during Japan’s July House of Councillors election. Following the election, police in multiple…
An Israeli strike on a hospital in southern Gaza has resulted in the death of at least five journalists, sparking international condemnation and renewed scrutiny of the risks faced by reporters in the conflict zone. The incident, which occurred at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, also…