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Why South Korea's New Leader May Be On A Collision Course With Donald Trump
The new South Korean president, Lee Jae-myung, calls himself a foreign policy "pragmatist". He says he is driven by South Koreas national interest, rather than ideology, and has spoken of his desire to improve relations with China and North Korea.
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"Can Swim Very Well": Greta Thunberg Hits Back At Trump Ally Over Gaza Trip
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has hit back at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham for mocking her Gaza trip, saying it spoke "a lot about their priorities".
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US Imposes Sanctions On 4 World Court Judges Over Israeli PM's Arrest Warrant
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court including over an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ramping up pressure on The Hague-based court of last resort.
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Volvo Suspends U.S. Car Production Amid Parts Shortage
The temporary halt at the South Carolina facility in the U.S. by Volvo has resulted in employee layoffs.
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Samsung Rolls Out First One UI 8 Beta Update for Galaxy S25 Series in Select Countries: Eligibility, Features
Samsung has commenced the rollout of its Android 16-based One UI 8 beta for the flagship Galaxy S25 series under the beta programme. The update is currently available in select countries including South Korea, Germany, the UK, and the US. The One UI 8 beta updates brings up the OS version to Android 16 and introduces features related to productiv...
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'Kill The Farmer' Song Not A Call To Murder: South African President
A chant that US leader Donald Trump used to back claims of white genocide in South Africa is an apartheid-era slogan that did not really mean for farmers to be killed, the president said Tuesday.
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South Africa To Buy Gas From US In Proposed New Trade Deal Worth $1 Billion
South Africa said Monday it plans to buy liquefied natural gas from the United States in a proposed deal worth around $1 billion a year, after a tense televised encounter between the countries' presidents.
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Is Donald Trump Doing The World A Favour By Isolating The United States?
United States President Donald Trumps tariffs against most of the world tanked stock markets, disrupted the U.S. bond market and destabilized the global economy.
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"If You Hit Us, We Will Hit Back": Team Nitish Leader On Op Sindoor
An all-party parliamentary delegation from India, led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, met with Yun Ho-jung, Chairperson of the Korea-India Parliamentary Friendship Group in the Korean National Assembly.
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Mass Shooting In South Carolina Leaves 11 Injured
At least 11 people were taken to hospitals after a shooting Sunday night in a South Carolina beach town, authorities said.
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"Selling Nation To US": Sheikh Hasina's Big Charge Against Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused the south asian country's interim government head Muhammad Yunus of "selling the nation to the United States."
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US Couple Arrested After Baby Found Living Amid Decomposing Goat And 47 Unkempt Animals
Kayla Renard and Nicholas Foley of Honea Path, South Carolina, were arrested after their 8-month-old child was found living in a home filled with 47 neglected animals and a decomposing goat carcass.
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How Trump Showed Old Video To Falsely Claim White Genocide In South Africa
The multiple crosses were planted ahead of the event and later removed. They were not gravesites for farmers. The footage that was posted on social media also showed people setting up the white crosses.
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Trump Ambushed South Africa's Ramaphosa With Video. It Had Many Falsehoods
US President Donald Trump ambushed his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa at talks Wednesday with a video meant to support unfounded claims of the "persecution" of white farmers.
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About "Kill The Boer" Chant In Trump's South Africa 'White Genocide' Video
Before US President Donald Trump welcomed his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, into the Oval Office on Wednesday, White House aides had set up two large-screen televisions in the West Wing.
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Why South Korea's New Leader May Be On A Collision Course With Donald Trump
The new South Korean president, Lee Jae-myung, calls himself a foreign policy "pragmatist". He says he is driven by South Koreas national interest, rather than ideology, and has spoken of his desire to improve relations with China and North Korea.
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"Can Swim Very Well": Greta Thunberg Hits Back At Trump Ally Over Gaza Trip
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has hit back at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham for mocking her Gaza trip, saying it spoke "a lot about their priorities".
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US Imposes Sanctions On 4 World Court Judges Over Israeli PM's Arrest Warrant
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court including over an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ramping up pressure on The Hague-based court of last resort.
-
Volvo Suspends U.S. Car Production Amid Parts Shortage
The temporary halt at the South Carolina facility in the U.S. by Volvo has resulted in employee layoffs.
-
Samsung Rolls Out First One UI 8 Beta Update for Galaxy S25 Series in Select Countries: Eligibility, Features
Samsung has commenced the rollout of its Android 16-based One UI 8 beta for the flagship Galaxy S25 series under the beta programme. The update is currently available in select countries including South Korea, Germany, the UK, and the US. The One UI 8 beta updates brings up the OS version to Android 16 and introduces features related to productiv...
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'Kill The Farmer' Song Not A Call To Murder: South African President
A chant that US leader Donald Trump used to back claims of white genocide in South Africa is an apartheid-era slogan that did not really mean for farmers to be killed, the president said Tuesday.
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South Africa To Buy Gas From US In Proposed New Trade Deal Worth $1 Billion
South Africa said Monday it plans to buy liquefied natural gas from the United States in a proposed deal worth around $1 billion a year, after a tense televised encounter between the countries' presidents.
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Is Donald Trump Doing The World A Favour By Isolating The United States?
United States President Donald Trumps tariffs against most of the world tanked stock markets, disrupted the U.S. bond market and destabilized the global economy.
-
"If You Hit Us, We Will Hit Back": Team Nitish Leader On Op Sindoor
An all-party parliamentary delegation from India, led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, met with Yun Ho-jung, Chairperson of the Korea-India Parliamentary Friendship Group in the Korean National Assembly.
-
Mass Shooting In South Carolina Leaves 11 Injured
At least 11 people were taken to hospitals after a shooting Sunday night in a South Carolina beach town, authorities said.
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"Selling Nation To US": Sheikh Hasina's Big Charge Against Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused the south asian country's interim government head Muhammad Yunus of "selling the nation to the United States."
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US Couple Arrested After Baby Found Living Amid Decomposing Goat And 47 Unkempt Animals
Kayla Renard and Nicholas Foley of Honea Path, South Carolina, were arrested after their 8-month-old child was found living in a home filled with 47 neglected animals and a decomposing goat carcass.
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How Trump Showed Old Video To Falsely Claim White Genocide In South Africa
The multiple crosses were planted ahead of the event and later removed. They were not gravesites for farmers. The footage that was posted on social media also showed people setting up the white crosses.
-
Trump Ambushed South Africa's Ramaphosa With Video. It Had Many Falsehoods
US President Donald Trump ambushed his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa at talks Wednesday with a video meant to support unfounded claims of the "persecution" of white farmers.
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About "Kill The Boer" Chant In Trump's South Africa 'White Genocide' Video
Before US President Donald Trump welcomed his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, into the Oval Office on Wednesday, White House aides had set up two large-screen televisions in the West Wing.
