#affairs (17 Posts)
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Private Investigator Reveals Top 5 Professions Most Likely to Cheat: Doctors, Lawyers and ...
From Lawyers to DoctorsPrivate Investigator RevealsProfessions Most Prone to Infidelity A private investigator who has investigated numerous infidelity cases has shed light on the most common professions among those who cheat. According to The Sun, on April 16, Mr. Bond of Bond Rees Investigations, a private investigator who has investigated over 15,000 cases of infidelity […]
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Bitcoin Plummets as Iran Attacks Israel, Geopolitical Tensions Rattle Crypto Market
After Iran launched indiscriminate airstrikes on Israel, cryptocurrency prices plummeted in unison. At around 6 a.m. on Thursday, the price of bitcoin hit $61,000 ($84.45 million). This is the first time the price of bitcoin has fallen this low since March 24th...
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Special Reception for China's Official: Kim Jong Un's Gesture Sparks Speculation
North Korea’s special reception for China’s 3rd-ranking officialKim Jong Un: What does it mean for potential talks with President Xi? North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been making headlines for his special reception of the third-ranking official from China visiting Pyongyang. On the 12th, Zhao Leji, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the […]
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Italy's Racial Discrimination: Incidents Targeting Asians Spark Outrage
① Assaulted during a European trip A Korean tourist was assaulted and robbed while visiting Italy, sparking widespread concern. On February 22, as he was walking down Corso Como Street in Milan, a group of eight individuals targeted a man in his 20s, identified only as Mr. A. The assailants hurled racist insults and mimicked […]
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South Korea's Secret Diplomatic Mission to Cuba, North Korea's Isolation Deepens
Students waving the Cuban flag./Yonhap News Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung Se having his first official diplomatic meeting with Bruno Rodriguez, the Cuban Foreign Minister, at the Cuban Convention Palace on June 5, 2016./Yonhap News The sudden announcement of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Korea and Cuba on the night of the 14th was […]
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Concerns Rise Over US Neglect of North Korea Amid Biden's Foreign Policy Shift
FT "Biden focuses on Ukraine, Middle East wars and North Korea" The White House's Asia policy chief, who has overseen Asian affairs including North Korea and Taiwan, has moved to the State Department. There are concerns that U.S. policy toward Asia, including North Korea, could take a backseat...
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US and China Leaders to Discuss Restricting Illegal Fentanyl Supply
US "No change on Taiwan"... China "Don't interfere in Taiwan affairs" Working-level discussions on US-China cooperation on fentanyl and the sale of Boeing airliners are in full swing. This is the result of a meeting between White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi...
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Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Visits North Korea
A delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, headed by Vice Minister Sun Weidong, visited North Korea. "A delegation headed by Comrade Sun Weidong, Vice Minister of the Foreign Ministry of the People's Republic of China (China), arrived in Pyongyang via Hsinchu on May 25," Labor Daily reported on May 26.
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China-Taiwan Tensions at Boiling Point: Concerns Rise Over Taiwan Strait Conflict
AsiaToday Beijing Correspondent Hong Soondo = Cross-Strait tensions between China and Taiwan have reached a very dangerous level.
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U.S.-China Defense Talks Reveal Stark Differences on Taiwan and South China Sea
The U.S. and China have resumed military talks, but differences over Taiwan and the South China Sea persist.
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China's Outrage: U.S., Japan, and South Korea Accused of Targeting Beijing
China opposes the U.S.-Japan-South Korea Indo-Pacific Dialogue, seeing it as interference and targeting China's internal affairs.
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Defense Strategy Against North Korea: Unveiling the Surface-to-Air Weapon Systems
Saudi Arabia and Malaysia are considering buying South Korea's Cheongung-2 air defense system for its cost-effectiveness and fast delivery.
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Spat Over South China Sea: China and Philippines Refuse to Back Down
China and the Philippines are engaged in a heated blame game over recent South China Sea clashes, escalating tensions.
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Korea's G10 Ascent: Former Ambassador Urges New Diplomatic Coordinates
Former Russian ambassador Wi Sung-lac emphasizes the need for strategic coordination and cooperation with key nations.
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Breaking the Ice: Can Korea-China Talks Spark a Turnaround in Tense Relations?
Members of the South Korea-China Parliamentary Association will visit China for discussions on improving bilateral relations.
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North Korea Threatens to "Start World War III" to US. What is the real reason?
On the morning of the 12th of last month, the U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) arrived at the Busan operational base. The Reagan and other U.S. carrier strike groups stayed in Busan until the 16th of last month, after conducting a two-day maritime blockade training and anti-piracy training with our navy and the […]
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China Confirms Closure of North Korea's Hong Kong Consulate, Respecting Decision
China confirms the closure of North Korea's consulate in Hong Kong, which follows a series of diplomatic mission closures.