Trump faces backlash from supporters over ‘no talented Americans’ comment
Trump’s claim that America lacks talented people sparked widespread backlash from conservatives accusing him of betraying his supporters and straying from his “MAGA” ideals.
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Google Maps still restricted in South Korea, here’s why
South Korea classifies the high-resolution map data as a national security asset.
Putin hosts North Korean minister as both nations deepen ties under sanctions
Russia and North Korea are forging closer ties as both nations seek mutual support to survive Western sanctions, exchanging political solidarity for vital resources.
Japan, South Korea vow closer ties in final summit
Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba and South Korean President Lee pledged stronger ties in their final summit, balancing historical disputes with shared security and trade concerns.
North Korea, China vow closer ties and joint resistance to U.S influence
North Korea and China agreed to strengthen ties and resist “hegemonism,” signaling a united front against the United States following the Kim-Xi summit and military parade in Beijing.
Seoul: North Korea expanding nuclear weapons stockpile
Seoul claims that North Korea is operating multiple uranium enrichment plants and has amassed roughly 2,000 kg of weapons-grade uranium, a move that could dramatically expand its nuclear arsenal.
Americans lose $10 billion to scams linked to Southeast Asia in 2024
The U.S. sanctioned Southeast Asian scam networks after Americans lost over $10 billion to online fraud in 2024.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly travels with personal toilet to guard his DNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un allegedly brought his own toilet during a visit to China to prevent his DNA from being collected, the New York Post reported.
Kim Jong Un brings daughter to China, fueling succession speculation
Kim Jong Un’s daughter Ju Ae made her first overseas appearance in Beijing, fueling speculation she is being groomed as North Korea’s future leader.
South Korea passes bill banning mobile phones in classrooms nationwide
South Korea passed a bill to ban the use of mobile phones and other digital devices in school classrooms nationwide, as concern grows about the impact of heavy social media use among youth