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North Korea launches cruise missile on the eve of Trump's visit to South Korea, demonstrating its presence and leaving room for dialogue.
Despite repeated signals from US President Trump to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that he "wants to meet," Pyongyang responded by launching a cruise missile on the eve of Trump's visit to South Korea. Analysts believe this move by North Korea is intended to demonstrate its "presence" on the Korean Peninsula while simultaneously preserving space for future dialogue with the United States.
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The American silent supersonic aircraft X-59 completes its maiden flight.
The X-59, an experimental quiet supersonic aircraft jointly developed by NASA and Lockheed Martin, completed its maiden flight in California on Tuesday (October 28). The X-59 aims to overcome the noise issues currently limiting supersonic commercial aircraft from flying over land, paving the way for faster commercial air travel.
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US opposition to free trade principles may hinder the APEC summit joint declaration.
The annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders' Informal Meeting will open on Friday (October 31) in Gyeongju, South Korea. US President Trump's tariff and trade policies are putting this organization, dedicated to promoting free trade and multilateral cooperation, to the test. Scholars interviewed believe that this summit will struggle to reach a joint declaration reflecting free trade.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission tightens restrictions on Chinese telecommunications equipment.
(Washington, D.C.) U.S. telecommunications regulators have tightened controls on Chinese telecommunications equipment, citing the potential for malicious use and threats to U.S. cybersecurity.
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Sanae Takaichi and Donald Trump signed documents in Tokyo to usher in a new golden age for the Japan-U.S. alliance.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi welcomed visiting US President Donald Trump at the Akasaka State Guest House in Tokyo on Tuesday (October 28). The two leaders signed a document after the meeting, indicating that they would instruct cabinet members to take further measures to usher in a "new golden age" for the Japan-US alliance.
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UN report: Russia committed crimes against humanity by using drones to disperse civilians.
(Geneva) The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry into Ukraine said on Monday that Russia's continued drone strikes against civilians, forcing thousands to flee Ukrainian-controlled territory, constitute crimes against humanity.
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The US government shutdown continues to disrupt air traffic.
(Reuters, Washington) The U.S. federal government shut down for the 27th consecutive day on Monday, with air traffic chaos worsening as a surge in absentee air traffic controllers led to delays for nearly 7,000 flights across the country.
 
Hot Rank of Yesterday
- 1 we2usat P6 Mini: From Concept to Launch
 - 2 In response to fraud, Canada is reducing its intake of international students, with India being the hardest hit.
 - 3 A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan has killed 20 people and injured hundreds the death toll may rise.
 - 4 US Defense Secretary visits inter-Korean border for the first time in eight years
 - 5 Trump remained silent in defense of Taiwan, stating that Xi Jinping understood the consequences of invading Taiwan.
 - 6 US shutdown crisis: Democrats accuse Trump administration of using hunger as a weapon.
 - 7 Bessenter: Tariffs will be raised if China blocks rare earth exports.
 - 8 Trump: There are no plans to reach an agreement on the sale of Tomahawk missiles.
 
Hot Rank of the Week
- 1 we2usat P6 Mini: From Concept to Launch
 - 2 In response to fraud, Canada is reducing its intake of international students, with India being the hardest hit.
 - 3 A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan has killed 20 people and injured hundreds the death toll may rise.
 - 4 US Defense Secretary visits inter-Korean border for the first time in eight years
 - 5 Trump remained silent in defense of Taiwan, stating that Xi Jinping understood the consequences of invading Taiwan.
 - 6 US shutdown crisis: Democrats accuse Trump administration of using hunger as a weapon.
 - 7 Bessenter: Tariffs will be raised if China blocks rare earth exports.
 - 8 Trump: There are no plans to reach an agreement on the sale of Tomahawk missiles.
 

                
                
                
                
                
                
                
                
            
            
            
            