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July 9, 2024
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China fears a South Korea-US nuclear pact to rein in Pyongyang: ex-Obama adviser
Gary Samore, a nuclear arms control expert at Brandeis University, said during a seminar in Seoul on Tuesday that recent steps taken by Washington and Seoul showed such an arrangement could become a reality.
North Korea boasts ballistic missile can carry super-large warhead
SEOUL (Reuters) -- North Korea said it successfully tested a new tactical ballistic missile on Monday capable of carrying a 4.5-ton super-large warhead, state news agency KCNA reported on Tuesday.
North Korea says it tested ballistic missile capable of carrying super-large warhead
SEOUL — North Korea said it successfully tested a new tactical ballistic missile on Monday (July 1) capable of carrying a 4.5-ton super-large warhead, state news agency KCNA reported on Tuesday.
South Korea ranks fourth globally in splurge purchases for ‘comfort, stress relief’: report
According to the Deloitte Consumer Signals Link Index released by Deloitte Korea on Thursday, South Koreans spend a monthly average of US$59 on splurge purchases, while the 20 countries’ average falls at US$41.
North Korea-Russia passenger train set to resume in latest tie-up
SEOUL -- Passenger rail service connecting Russia's Far East and a North Korean port city is expected to resume this month after a pandemic-induced hiatus, giving Pyongyang a much-needed source of hard currency.
Samsung is developing AI features specifically for China as it looks to claw back into market
PARIS — Samsung is developing its suite of artificial intelligence features known as Galaxy AI specifically for the Chinese market, the company's mobile chief told CNBC, as it looks to regain market share that has been decimated by local players.
North Korea’s New Must-Have Accessory: The Kim Jong-un Pin
When North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, met with his ruling Workers’ Party in the past week, he had some good news. The country, which has long struggled with hunger, was expecting a “fairly good” harvest this year, he reported, and had recently signed a mutual defense treaty with Russia.