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East Asia

South Korean singer Taeil, formerly of K-pop group NCT, received a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence on Thursday for raping an intoxicated Chinese tourist in Seoul in June 2024, along with two accomplices identified as Lee and Hong.
K-Pop Star Taeil Sentenced to Prison for Tourist Rape
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17 hours ago17 hours ago
North Korean Defector Files Lawsuit Against Kim Jong Un
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1 day ago1 day
Germany Summons Chinese Ambassador After Military Aircraft Lasered Over Red Sea
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2 days ago2 days
South Korea's Ex-President Yoon Rearrested Over Martial Law
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2 days ago2 days
Taiwan Launches Largest Military Drills Amid China Tensions
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2 days ago2 days
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China

Chinese surgeons have reportedly performed successful remote robotic liver surgeries across a distance of over 5,000 kilometers (3,100 miles) using satellite communication. A team in Lhasa, Tibet operated on patients in Beijing via the Apstar-6D satellite, orbiting 36,000 kilometers (22,370 miles) above Earth.
China Performs Remote Liver Surgeries via Satellite
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3 days ago3 days ago
Australia's Albanese Confirms Visit to China
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3 days ago3 days
Trump Threatens 10% Tariff on BRICS-Aligned Nations
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4 days ago4 days
China Bars EU Medical Device Sales in Trade Retaliation
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4 days ago4 days
Trump Announces US Trade Deal with Vietnam
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JUL 2JUL 2
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Japan

A 1999 manga titled "The Future I Saw" by Ryo Tatsuki has sparked widespread fears of a catastrophic earthquake predicted for Saturday, leading to significant tourism disruptions in Japan despite the author's denial of prophetic abilities.
Japan: Flights Canceled After Manga Doomsday Prediction
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6 days ago6 days ago
Quad Ministers Announce Security, Economic Initiatives at Washington Meeting
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JUL 2JUL 2
China Partially Lifts Japan Seafood Ban
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JUL 1JUL 1
Trump Warns Japan of Higher Tariffs Over Rice
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JUL 1JUL 1
Japan Conducts First Domestic Missile Test
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JUN 25JUN 25
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South Korea

South Korea's National Assembly approved revisions to martial law regulations on Thursday with 255 votes in favor, zero against, and four abstentions, explicitly prohibiting any attempt to obstruct lawmakers from entering the National Assembly building during martial law declarations.
South Korea Revises Martial Law Rules
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7 days ago7 days ago
Study: South Korea's Population Could Drop 85% by 2125
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JUL 3JUL 3
BTS Members RM, V Complete Military Service
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JUN 11JUN 11
South Korea's Yoon Questioned Over Martial Law Insurrection Charges
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JUN 28JUN 28
Lee Jae-myung Sworn In as South Korea's New President
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JUN 4JUN 4
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North Korea

North Korea will officially open a new beach resort in Wonsan City on July 1, with leader Kim Jong-un attending the tourist attraction's inaugural ceremony on Tuesday, alongside his wife and daughter.
North Korea's Kim Opens Beach Resort to Domestic Tourists
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JUN 26JUN 26
Russia, North Korea Deepen Military Ties with Kursk Deal
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JUN 18JUN 18
White House: Trump Open to North Korea Talks
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JUN 12JUN 12
North Korea Relaunches Repaired Destroyer After May Capsizing
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JUN 13JUN 13
Report: North Korea Hit by Internet Outage Lasting Hours
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JUN 7JUN 7
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Taiwan

Taiwan's National Security Bureau (NSB) and the Marshall Islands signed a letter of intent on security cooperation Wednesday in Taipei, aimed at strengthening their security partnership amid growing hybrid threats in the Pacific region.
Taiwan, Marshall Islands Sign Security Pact
JUN 5JUN 5
Hegseth Says China 'Imminent' Threat to Taiwan
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JUN 2JUN 2
China Conducts Surprise Live-Fire Drills in Taiwan Strait
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APR 2APR 2
Foxconn Partners with Mitsubishi to Build EVs for Australia, New Zealand
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MAY 8MAY 8
China Launches Military Drills Around Taiwan
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APR 1APR 1
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Mongolia

Mongolian Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene resigned Tuesday after losing a parliamentary confidence vote, receiving only 44 votes from the 64 needed in the 126-seat parliament following weeks of anti-corruption protests in the capital Ulaanbaatar.
Mongolia: Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Resigns
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JUN 3JUN 3
Putin Travels to Mongolia Amid ICC Arrest Warrant
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SEP 3 2024SEP 2024
Report: China Has Renamed Hundreds of Uyghur Villages, Towns
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JUN 19 2024JUN 2024
ICC, Ukraine Call on Mongolia to Arrest Vladimir Putin
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AUG 31 2024AUG 2024
China: Restaurant Explosion Kills Dozens
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JUN 22 2023JUN 2023
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