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Trump is willing to meet with Kim Jong-un and does not rule out recognizing North Korea as a nuclear power.
(Washington Comprehensive News) US President Trump said he is willing to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un if Kim Jong Un takes the initiative to contact him during his visit to Asia.
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US expands facial recognition use, requiring non-citizens to take photos upon entry and exit
(Washington Comprehensive News) Starting from December 26 this year, all non-citizens must have their photos taken and undergo facial recognition when entering and leaving the United States.
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Putin's envoy denies Trump-Putin meeting cancellation, claims US, Russia, and Ukraine are close to reaching a diplomatic solution
(Moscow/Washington) US President Trump has just announced the cancellation of the US-Russia summit, and Russian President Putin's special economic envoy Dmitriev denied that the Trump-Putin summit had been canceled, and said that the US, Russia and Ukraine will soon end the Russia-Ukraine war through diplomatic means.
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Rubio: International Gaza force should be established as soon as possible to monitor ceasefire agreement
(Jerusalem/Cairo) - US Secretary of State Rubio expressed his hope for the swift establishment of an international force to monitor the Gaza ceasefire. On the same day, several Palestinian factions, including Hamas, agreed to establish an independent technocratic body to govern Gaza.
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Japan's female prime minister vows to strengthen economy and defense in her first policy speech
In her first policy speech, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi set out her ambition to fulfill the political legacy of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, promote a free and open Indo-Pacific region, strengthen defense and foreign policies, and allow Japan to return to the world stage and play a key role.
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Trump warns Israel against annexing West Bank
(Washington Comprehensive News) US President Trump sternly warned Israel not to annex the West Bank, otherwise it would lose all US support.
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Lee Jae-myung: South Korea has emerged from martial law and is ready to play a key role in the world
(SEOUL) South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said South Korea has emerged from the crisis of martial law in December last year and is ready to play a key role in global affairs again as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Gyeongju approaches next week.
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White House confirms Trump-President Trump summit next Thursday, but experts predict comprehensive agreement will be difficult
(Washington) The White House has confirmed that US President Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea next Thursday. Analysts believe that amidst the tense Sino-US trade situation, the Xi-Trump meeting is likely to offer only a temporary reprieve, with neither side likely to yield to reach a comprehensive agreement resolving the core conflict.
Hot Rank of Yesterday
- 1 Trump threatens to withhold federal funding to prevent Democratic candidate from being elected mayor of New York City
- 2 A medieval tower in Rome collapsed, killing one person.
- 3 Kim Yong-nam, North Korea's nominal head of state,has passed away.
- 4 Lee Jae-myung announces South Korea's massive budget to build an AI highway.
- 5 Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Nakamoto ordered stricter immigration controls and tighter regulations on foreign land purchases early next year.
- 6 Cheney, the most powerful vice president in the United States, has passed away. He was a strong advocate for the Iraq War.
- 7 The government shutdown has entered its 34th day, and there are signs that the deadlock between the two major U.S. political parties is ending.
- 8 The U.S. government allocated $750 million to subsidize two rare earth companies to expand their production capacity.
Hot Rank of the Week
- 1 Trump threatens to withhold federal funding to prevent Democratic candidate from being elected mayor of New York City
- 2 A medieval tower in Rome collapsed, killing one person.
- 3 Kim Yong-nam, North Korea's nominal head of state,has passed away.
- 4 Lee Jae-myung announces South Korea's massive budget to build an AI highway.
- 5 Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Nakamoto ordered stricter immigration controls and tighter regulations on foreign land purchases early next year.
- 6 Cheney, the most powerful vice president in the United States, has passed away. He was a strong advocate for the Iraq War.
- 7 The government shutdown has entered its 34th day, and there are signs that the deadlock between the two major U.S. political parties is ending.
- 8 The U.S. government allocated $750 million to subsidize two rare earth companies to expand their production capacity.

