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North Korean engineers spotted clearing mines on the Russian-Ukrainian front.
Russia recently released for the first time a video of North Korean troops participating in demining operations on the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine war, drawing widespread international attention.
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India plans to provide AI education for children aged 8 and above starting next year.
(Mumbai) India plans to provide artificial intelligence (AI) education to school children aged 8 and above starting in mid-2026, making AI a basic and universal skill. However, experts have raised concerns about teacher training and a shortage of hardware.
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Trump insists on threatening to sue the BBC for a huge sum of money.
(Bloomberg, Washington) Despite the BBC's apology for its controversial documentary and the subsequent resignations of its top executives, US President Trump continues to threaten to sue the BBC, seeking up to $5 billion (approximately S$6.5 billion) in damages. However, legal experts believe Trump faces numerous legal hurdles in proving he was the victim of deliberate defamation.
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An explosion at a police station in Indian-administered Kashmir killed nine people initially reported as a terrorist attack, it was actually an accident.
(New Delhi/Srinagar Combined Dispatch) At least nine people were killed and 31 injured when explosives seized by police accidentally detonated inside a police station in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The United States urges the Security Council to quickly pass a resolution on Gaza, and for the first time raises the possibility of Palestinian statehood.
(Washington, D.C.) The United States, along with Arab and Muslim countries, has called on the UN Security Council to swiftly adopt a U.S. resolution supporting President Trump's Gaza peace plan. This latest U.S. resolution is the first to raise the possibility of a future Palestinian state.
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Japanese Prime Minister plans to revise the three non-nuclear principles to facilitate the deployment of nuclear-powered ships by the United States.
(Tokyo) – Japanese government sources revealed that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is exploring revisions to Japan's long-standing three non-nuclear principles. This marks a significant shift in Japan's security policy amid the current challenging security environment.
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US air traffic gradually resumes, museums reopen
(Washington, D.C.) Air travel in the United States is gradually recovering after a more than month-long government shutdown that disrupted air transport, with the number of flights that had to be cut at 40 busy airports across the country halved.
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The United States and Switzerland have reached a trade framework agreement, reducing tariffs to 15%.
(Zurich/Washington) The United States and Switzerland have reached a trade framework agreement under which the U.S. will drastically reduce tariffs on Swiss goods from 39% to 15%, the same level as the European Union, while Switzerland has pledged to invest $200 billion (approximately S$260 billion) in the U.S. by the end of 2028.
Hot Rank of Yesterday
- 1 The APEC summit opened Lee Jae-myung called for cooperation to overcome difficulties Xi Jinping proposed to continue joining hands to extend the supply chain.
- 2 The US Space Force will deploy new weapons to interfere with Chinese and Russian reconnaissance satellites.
- 3 Research suggests that walking 3,000 steps or more daily may slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
- 4 Macron announces France's voluntary military service plan
- 5 Trump denies declining energy: I've never worked this hard in my life.
- 6 Trump: If interest rates don't drop, I'll fire Bessant.
- 7 Trump: US-Saudi military cooperation has been elevated to a higher level
- 8 Trump supports sanctions against countries doing business with Russia, proposing a 500% tariff.
Hot Rank of the Week
- 1 The APEC summit opened Lee Jae-myung called for cooperation to overcome difficulties Xi Jinping proposed to continue joining hands to extend the supply chain.
- 2 The US Space Force will deploy new weapons to interfere with Chinese and Russian reconnaissance satellites.
- 3 Research suggests that walking 3,000 steps or more daily may slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
- 4 Macron announces France's voluntary military service plan
- 5 Trump denies declining energy: I've never worked this hard in my life.
- 6 Trump: If interest rates don't drop, I'll fire Bessant.
- 7 Trump: US-Saudi military cooperation has been elevated to a higher level
- 8 Trump supports sanctions against countries doing business with Russia, proposing a 500% tariff.

