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general / P1South Korea

Doctor injured in stabbing attack at hospital in western Seoul

A man stabbed and injured a doctor at a major hospital in western Seoul, police said Wednesday, adding that they are investigating the motive for the attack. The Seodaemun Police Station said it apprehended the man presumed to be in his 50s on suspicion of ag…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Lee set to launch new YouTube program to communicate with public

President Lee Jae Myung will launch a YouTube program aimed at explaining his state administration to the public and answering people's questions, a presidential official said Wednesday. The first 30-minute episode of the new program, "President's Y," will be…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

PM pledges to root out price-fixing practices

Prime Minister Han Seong-sook pledged Wednesday to root out price-fixing practices, saying the government has imposed more than 1.8 trillion won ($1.3 billion) in administrative fines this year alone on companies involved in collusion. Han made the remark in…

general / P1South Korea

Imported vehicle sales jump 29.3% in Oct. on strong EV demand

Sales of imported vehicles in Korea rose a sharp 29.3 percent in October from a year earlier, driven by robust demand for electric vehicles (EVs), industry data showed Wednesday. New registrations increased to 31,117 units last month from 24,064 a year earlie…

general / P1South Korea

Navy stages maritime maneuver drills to hone operability

The Navy has launched maritime maneuver drills in waters off the country's eastern, western and southern coasts in a bid to hone its operational capabilities against various maritime threats, the armed service said Wednesday. The Republic of Korea Navy Task F…

general / P1South Korea

Korea experiences 5th warmest Oct. this year

Korea's average temperature reached 15.8 C last month, 1.5 C higher than the average for October, marking the fifth warmest October since 1973, the state weather agency said Wednesday. Korea saw unusually high temperatures from Oct. 10-13 as warm air moved in…

general / P1Czechia

Electric Toyota bZ4X changes in robotoxy without driver

Toyota and Waymo have announced another step in their cooperation on autonomous mobility. The pilot operation of the Autonomous Toyot bZ4X vehicles will be launched in Japan next year, which will serve to test auto equipment technology without man's touch.

general / P1Czechia

Action in Europe by the US elections

European action after the start of trade on average strengthens investors respond to the results of the US Congress elections.The Pan-European STOX Europe 600 Index, which follows trade in the British and EU-elected countries, shortly before 9:30 a.m....

general / P1Bulgaria

Shakespeare and the Bulgarian political theater

Looking back at the time when I've been dead from last century, I ask myself the same question: Why do we live in TRAGEDIA? If we look beyond the percentages, coalition formulas and kitchen party slogans, we will see that Bulgarian policy today is not...

diplomatic / P1Unresolved

'Blue tsunami' in US midterms 'pummels GOP out of power'

PRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, November 4: US papers react to the results of the midterm elections, with Democrats retaking control of Congress and the headlines running from a "repudiation" of US President Donald Trump to a "blue tsunami". We also look at the hist…

general / P1Montenegro

Mugusha: People with disabilities who want to use their work...

Boris Mugoša, a European Union envoy, said in his release that ministers of work, employment and social dialogue Naidi Nišić had raised an important systemic issue on issues which caused considerable dissatisfaction with persons with disabilities: Is there any d...

general / P1Lithuania

This year the week of Paul’s books is traveling to Antakalna

This year, the week of Paul’s books on literature that is already uniquely popular will move to a new area in Vilnius and will take place at the City Laboratory (Antakalnia g. 17–13). A course of events will be carefully selected for visitors – ...