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Trump Threatens Direct Intervention in Cuba: Is Military Action Imminent? Trump signals a strong stance on Cuba, indicating potential military intervention as tensions rise following the Iran conflict.
Starbucks Korea CEO Fired Amid Controversial 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal Starbucks Korea faces backlash over Tank Day marketing controversy; investigation results pending amid public and political criticism.
South Korean Activist Claims She Was Beaten by Israeli Soldiers Korean activist Kim Ah-hyun claims she was beaten by Israeli soldiers during captivity, affecting her hearing.
Trump Halts AI Executive Order to Protect U.S. Lead Over China Trump delays signing an AI executive order, citing concerns over regulations affecting U.S. tech competitiveness against China.
9 Global Organizations Unite to Build South Korea's New AI Hub President Lee Jae-myung praised Prime Minister Kim Min-seok and MP Cha Ji-ho for their leadership in the Global AI Hub joint statement.
Inside Kim Jong-un's 10-Year Plan to Groom His Daughter for Power Former North Korean diplomat Tae Yong-ho discusses Kim Jong-un's early preparation of his daughter Ju-ae as a successor to avoid uncertainty.
Trump's NATO Ultimatum: Will the July Summit Fix the Transatlantic Rift? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses disappointment in European allies' support for Middle Eastern conflicts, urging NATO discussions.
Trump Warns of 50/50 Chance: Either a Massive Deal or 'Completely Devastate' Iran Trump states a 50/50 chance of bombing Iran or reaching a deal, while reviewing reports from the U.S. negotiating team.
Trump Teases Imminent Iran Peace Deal: Will the Strait of Hormuz Reopen? Trump hints at imminent announcement on final details of ceasefire negotiations with Iran.
Trump Details Final Terms of Iran Deal: Major Announcement Expected Soon Trump announces discussions on final details of an agreement, promising an upcoming announcement soon.
2026 Hyundai EV vs. Toyota Hybrid: Which One Wins the Value War? Key updates from Yonhap News TV, including news inquiries and tips via KakaoTalk/Line.
White House Lockdown: Dozens of Shots Fired Near the Complex Shots fired near the White House led to the evacuation of reporters on the scene.
Can a Starbucks Ad Spark a Political Crisis in South Korea? A couple enjoys a quiet moment at Starbucks, highlighting the simplicity and importance of everyday life together.
Starbucks 'Siren' Mug Controversy: A Political Clash in South Korea Jang Dong-hyuk criticizes President Lee Jae-myung for misrepresenting Starbucks' 'Siren Mug' launch related to the Sewol tragedy.
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Women Take Control of South Korea's $525B Budget The first female duo leads key budget roles in South Korea, marking a significant shift in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Trump Faces White House Shooting Amid High-Stakes Iran Nuclear Deal Trump announced a potential ceasefire with Iran, including demands for uranium surrender, though details remain unresolved.
South Korea's Labor Policy Under Fire: 93% Say Government Hasn't Done Enough A citizen group's evaluation shows the Lee Jae-myung government is failing to address labor law gaps, with 93.3% expressing dissatisfaction.
$1 Million Prize Won, But Why North Korea Can't Touch It North Korea's women's football team won the AFC Champions League but returns home empty-handed due to international sanctions.
Starbucks Korea Faces Backlash Over 'Tank Day' Marketing Scandal Shinsegae Group's chairman apologizes for Starbucks Korea's controversial marketing linked to the 5.18 Gwangju Democratization Movement.
90 Dead in China Coal Mine Disaster: Gas Explosion Triggers Massive Tragedy President Lee Jae-myung expressed deep sorrow over the tragic gas explosion in a coal mine in Shanxi, China, resulting in significant casualties.
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