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Israel's approval of 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank has drawn condemnation from 14 countries, including the UK and Canada, who say the move violates international law.
On Christmas Eve, President Donald Trump attacked Democrats as 'radical left scum' in a holiday message, highlighting economic claims while ignoring contradictory inflation data.
South Korea's presidential office has called an emergency Christmas Day meeting over a Coupang data breach. The attendance of foreign and security officials suggests a wider probe could include the company's U.S. lobbying.
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[email protected]A new study found that manufacturing wages in South Korea are now 27.8% higher than in Japan, fueling concerns that soaring labor costs unmatched by productivity are eroding its global competitiveness.
A statistic suggesting a higher crime rate among foreigners has sparked debate in Japan. A look inside Tokyo's district court reveals a more complex reality of the justice system's challenges.
An explosion at a mosque in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria, has killed at least seven people during evening prayers. The attack shatters years of relative calm and raises fears of a Boko Haram resurgence.
Amid a deadly car bombing and massive drone attacks in Moscow, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has revealed a detailed 20-point peace plan for the first time.
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[email protected]Nasry Asfura, the candidate backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, has won the Honduran presidential election by a 0.8% margin amid protests and fraud allegations.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has offered a conditional peace proposal, stating his forces could pull back from the east if Russia withdraws its troops first. The ball is now in Moscow's court.
North Korea announced on Dec. 25 it tested a new long-range anti-air missile in the East Sea, with Kim Jong Un present. The missile reportedly hit a mock target at a 200 km altitude.
North Korea has strongly condemned the arrival of the U.S. nuclear submarine USS Greeneville in Busan, calling it a 'grave security threat' and warning of 'countermeasures,' raising tensions.
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[email protected]North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has condemned South Korea's nuclear submarine plans while unveiling an 8,700-ton sub, signaling an escalation in the regional arms race.