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Trump Vows to Secure Iran's Nuclear Stockpile and Slash Gas Prices Trump asserts Iran won't acquire nuclear weapons and predicts lower gas prices, while negotiations face challenges over uranium export.
95-Year-Old Former Cuban Leader Indicted: Death Penalty on the Table The U.S. has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro for a 1996 plane shooting, as tensions rise over Cuba's regime change.
Trump's $250 Bill Proposal: Inside the Chaos Over a New Currency Design The article discusses plans to feature Trump's face on currency for the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
Crisis in UK Labour: High-Stakes Race to Replace Keir Starmer Begins The UK Labour Party faces internal competition as key figures challenge Keir Starmer's leadership after a general election defeat.
$45B Submarine Deal: Why Canada is Betting on South Korean Tech Canada seeks not just submarines but industrial partners, focusing on rebuilding its shipbuilding and manufacturing ecosystem.
Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu? How South Korea's New Policy Risks a Global Crisis South Korea's shift in foreign policy focuses on universal human rights, highlighted by the recent detention of activists at sea.
U.S. and South Korea Set 2027 Target for Major Military Command Shift The assessment of the Future Combined Command's Full Mission Capability for the transfer of wartime operational control may conclude in a year.
Japan's New Cash Payment Plan: Who Gets the Money in 2026? Japan's government proposed a plan for cash benefits to support low-income individuals, delaying tax deductions for income redistribution.
178 Tons of Steel Missing: Hyundai Faces Massive Construction Scandal Hyundai Engineering's GTX-A Samsung Station project faces backlash due to 178 tons of rebar missing from design, prompting CEO's apology.
South Korea's New AI Defense Strategy: The 3 Pillars Reshaping Global Warfare At the 54th CEO Summit Forum, Ryu Jeong-hye discussed Korea's AI policy and future strategies in the defense and AI sectors.
Is 'America First' Permanent? Mick Mulvaney Predicts a New Era Mick Mulvaney predicts that protectionism and a domestic-focused economy will remain key in U.S. policy under any party.
Trump's AI Plan: Could a New 90-Day Review Rule Change Tech Forever? The White House is preparing an executive order for a government review system before releasing advanced AI models, citing security risks.
Samsung Shares Surge 8% as Massive Strike Threat Looms Samsung's labor agreement leads to a temporary halt of a strike, boosting the KOSPI index and Samsung's stock price significantly.
Trump’s First Call After Beijing Summit: A Major Signal for U.S.-Japan Ties U.S. Ambassador Glass emphasizes the strength of the Japan-U.S. alliance amidst criticism from China and Russia, supporting Japan's defense policy.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Bans Uranium Exports to Prevent U.S. and Israel Attacks Iran's Supreme Leader has ordered that enriched uranium must not be exported, citing security concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
Trump’s First Call After China Summit: High Stakes for Japan's Defense Trump’s first foreign call post-US-China summit was to Japan’s PM Suga, reflecting strong US-Japan alliance amid criticism from China and Russia.
NATO Faces Divide: Will Allies Triple Ukraine Aid to $143B? NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte criticized some member countries for insufficient support to Ukraine during a press conference.
Why NYC's First Muslim Mayor Bypassed the 62nd Israel Day Parade New York's first Muslim mayor, Jumaane Williams, skipped the 62nd annual Israel Day Parade, citing support for Palestinian rights.
Iran’s President Resigns: Is the Hardliner Takeover Threatening U.S. Deals? Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reportedly submitted his resignation to the Supreme Leader's office, according to local sources.
10,000 Lawyers Gone: Why Trump Calls the Federal Exodus a 'Good Thing' Trump claims the departure of government lawyers is a positive development, viewing it as a restructuring of the bureaucratic system.
Trump Vows to Secure Iran's Nuclear Stockpile and Slash Gas Prices Trump asserts Iran won't acquire nuclear weapons and predicts lower gas prices, while negotiations face challenges over uranium export.
95-Year-Old Former Cuban Leader Indicted: Death Penalty on the Table The U.S. has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro for a 1996 plane shooting, as tensions rise over Cuba's regime change.
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