South Korea’s Foreign Minister Cho to attend U.N. General Assembly
The South Korean government remains vigilant regarding Pyongyang’s missile tests, which have raised alarms in the international community.
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DP Pushes controversial bills through national assembly amid PPP Boycott
This legislative action has sparked significant debate over the methods employed and the implications for political discourse in the country.
Korea eyes interest rate cut following U.S. federal reserve’s bold move
Recent data from South Korea indicates a cooling economy, with consumer spending and exports showing signs of weakness
The Rise of China-made electric vehicles on Korean roads
Shanghai-made Teslas have become a common sight on South Korean roads, appealing to tech-savvy consumers drawn to their advanced features and competitive pricing.
China imposes countermeasures against U.S. military companies over Taiwan arms sales
The measures come after the U.S. approved significant arms packages for Taiwan, a move Beijing considers a direct threat to its sovereignty and a violation of the "One China" policy.
EU dismisses Chinese automakers’ proposals amidst EV market tensions
Chinese automakers have been keen to expand their presence in the European market, offering innovative technologies and competitive pricing.
Concerns rise mong Kirkuk’s Kurdish population ahead of Iraq’s general census
Kirkuk, a historically disputed city rich in resources and strategic importance, has long been a focal point of ethnic tensions in Iraq.
Indonesia’s central bank surprises markets with rate cut ahead of Fed
With the Fed expected to consider its own rate adjustments, BI’s proactive approach could be interpreted as an effort to differentiate Indonesia's monetary policy and mitigate capital outflows that often accompany tightening in the U.S.
North Korea modifying Russian aircraft for airborne warning capabilities
Satellite imagery analyzed by defense experts shows activity at a facility in North Korea associated with the modification of a Russian-made aircraft, likely the Ilyushin Il-76.
North Korea fires multiple short-range ballistic missiles amid rising tensions
These missiles were fired from the eastern coast of North Korea, with the projectiles flying several hundred kilometres before landing in the Sea of Japan.
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