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military / P2South Korea

DPK lawmaker acquitted of leaking military secrets

A military court on Tuesday acquitted Rep. Boo Seung-chan of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) of charges of leaking military secrets while he served as the defense ministry's spokesperson. The Central District Military Court handed down the acquitta…

general / P1South Korea

Court cancels bail granted to Unification Church leader

A court on Tuesday canceled a bail granted to Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja after she left a designated hospital without permission, legal sources said. The Seoul High Court decided to revoke the bail of 83-year-old Han, who was sentenced to a two-year…

general / P1South Korea

Drug ring busted for making meth with cold medicine

Police said Tuesday they have busted a criminal ring suspected of manufacturing billions of won worth of methamphetamine using cold medicine. The group allegedly bought large quantities of cold medicine to extract pseudoephedrine, a chemical used to illegally…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Seoul selects 10 hidden night spots to revive local businesses

Seoul is looking beyond its famous landmarks to brighten overlooked corners of the city, betting that better nighttime attractions can draw visitors into neighborhood streets and give local businesses a boost. The Seoul Metropolitan Government has selected 10…

cyber / P2South Korea

Korea mulls creation of cross-gov't cybersecurity command

President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday ordered a review of plans to establish of a government-wide cybersecurity agency to coordinate responses to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, as intelligence authorities conducted security checks across public institu…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Gov't to add 9 types of behavior to legal definition of stalking

The government is pushing to expand the definition of stalking to include tracking victims' locations and monitoring their social media activity, among other actions, as part of efforts to swiftly separate perpetrators from victims, the justice ministry said…

general / P3North Korea

JCS chief pays visit to console soldiers injured in DMZ blast

Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) Chairman Gen. Jin Yong-sung on Tuesday visited the soldiers injured in an explosion caused by land mines planted by North Korea inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and offered his sympathy, officials said. Jin met with the soldiers…

general / P1Iraq

Baghdad’s first Jewish museum opens its doors

Iraq’s Jewish community has launched its first museum in a former Jewish school in Baghdad, aimed at preserving the heritage of this minority group. This museum is unique as the only one in Iraq dedicated to the Jewish community.

general / P1Algeria

IRIS announces a partnership with Japanese Panasonic

The Algerian industrial group IRIS announced on Monday, 2 November the signature of a strategic partnership with the Japanese electronics genius Panasonic. It held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Algiers. In a communication, IRIS is placed...

general / P1Czechia

The majority of the US Senate shall decide on eleven key states

Democrats have in the morning elections to reach most of the Senate. It is decided on 35 out of 100 crosses, 33 out of 33 in all order and two in extraordinary elections. The result is still uncertain in many countries where much is involved. CNN station has composed 11 states' bricks, in which...

general / P1Czechia

The foreign police repeatedly released them.

It's uneducated a thirty-year-old stranger who was admitted in the second half of October at different places in Zlinskäkäland to the most diverse delitaries. The police abandoned her every after the actions taken.