The United States has announced the sale of tactical missiles to South Korea, to which North Korea reacted with strong condemnation and announced a powerful and immediate response to American hostile moves. (translated)
A major scandal has erupted in South Korea after four bodies of missing persons were found on the tourist island of Jeju, and a police sergeant has been arrested on suspicion of ignoring reports and providing false information to families about the status of their disappearances, which has sparked sharp criticism and calls for police reform. (translated)
Following Donald Trump's statement about reducing joint military exercises with South Korea, North Korea launched about 10 short-range ballistic missiles into the sea, prompting an emergency meeting of South Korea's National Security Council, which called for a cessation of such activities. (translated)
North Korea launched about a dozen ballistic missiles into the sea following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to reduce military involvement, prompting an emergency meeting of South Korea's National Security Council, which condemned the launches as violations of UN Security Council resolutions. (translated)
The article discusses the division between the USA and South Korea regarding the numerous nuclear warheads that North Korea is said to have, and it finds that the development of new American nuclear weapons is progressing faster than initially predicted. (translated)
Hayden Panettiere, the 36-year-old American actress, was found dead in her home in South Carolina, and an overdose is suspected, while the police do not consider the circumstances of her death suspicious. (translated)
Vježbe s Južnom Korejom šalju neprijateljski signal
The proposal of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung for an official end to the Korean War, which has lasted for 73 years, represents a positive step towards peace, but the response from North Korea remains unclear. (translated)
Former Cambridge professor, Jason Arday, was found dead in his home in south London after resigning due to public persecution and allegations of plagiarism, and his family claims he had been targeted for more than three years, while authorities have confirmed that the death is not currently suspicious. (translated)
After controversial allegations of plagiarism and public pressure, young sociology professor from Cambridge, Jason Arday, who was the youngest black professor in the history of that institution, was found dead in South London, just nine days after he resigned amid doubts about his work and life. (translated)
Due to suspicion of a possible explosive device, rail traffic in the region south of Nuremberg in Germany has been temporarily suspended, and emergency services have evacuated nearby buildings while the object is being examined. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on social media that North Korea is expected to send between 30,000 and 50,000 soldiers to Russia and called on South Korea for closer cooperation in strengthening Ukraine's air defense, as Ukraine warns of a lack of capabilities in this sector. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russia is deploying 30,000 to 50,000 soldiers from North Korea, posing a new threat to Asian countries, and emphasized the need for cooperation with South Korea to acquire air defense systems. (translated)
The United States and China are preparing for a battle for the conquest of the Moon's South Pole, where the discovery of water ice, a key resource for future space missions, is expected, amid intense competition in developing space technology and planning to send robotic explorers before human missions by 2030. (translated)
The South Korean Football Association (KFA) has been accused of paying for sexual services for foreign referees before important matches, as revealed by a state audit, but it is unclear whether this will have consequences under FIFA rules. (translated)
The South Korean Football Association (KFA) allegedly paid foreign referees for sexual services between 2011 and 2012, as revealed by a government audit report from 2016, and is now under intense political pressure due to this information and ongoing investigations against former officials. (translated)
Human Rights Watch warns that the Israeli attack in southern Lebanon, in which a journalist was killed, could constitute a war crime due to possible intentional targeting of civilians, while the Israeli army claims it is investigating the incident. (translated)
An incident involving a drone equipped with explosives, which dangerously approached a Ukrainian cargo plane Antonov, was recorded overnight at the Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany, leading to the diversion of several aircraft and the closure of the southern part of the airport due to a security check of a suspicious object. (translated)
Tens of thousands of foreigners, including Nigerian Richard Itor, have fled South Africa in the past two months due to protests against migrants that have sparked diplomatic tensions with various African countries, with many leaving behind families and jobs out of fear for their own safety. (translated)
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called the record heatwave a national disaster and urged authorities to strengthen protective measures for the population, as the number of heat-related deaths has risen to 19. (translated)
