#development (22 Posts)
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Missile Meltdown: How North Korea's Tech Might Fueled Iran's Attack on Israel
Recently, Iran attacked mainland Israel with offensive drones and ballistic missiles. Upon observing this, U.S. experts have speculated...
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China's Railgun Breakthrough Stuns Military Experts: A Threat to U.S. Naval Dominance?
Dream Weapon Railgun Developed by a Chinese Navy Scientist Korean Railgun Development Underway China has announced the development of an electromagnetic railgun capable of launching projectiles at super-high speeds using electromagnetic force. The railgun, a weapon that made a powerful appearance in the movie Transformers series, can fire at speeds up to six times the […]
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From Developing Weapons in North Korea to Making Policies in South Korea: Dr. Park Chung Kwon's Story
A defector candidate has become a hot topic after being elected in the 22nd National Assembly elections held on the 10th. The protagonist is Dr. Park Chung Kwon, the second proportional representative of the Future of Korea Party, a satellite party of the People’s Power. Dr. Park Chung Kwon has become the fourth defector to […]
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South Korea's Ambitious Aim: Developing Domestic Fighter Jet Engines by 2037
GE Aerospace Becomes Independent Publicly Listed CompanyKorea Aims for Domestic Engine Development by Late 2030sDefense Acquisition Program Administration Estimates Project Budget at Approximately 5 Trillion KRW ($4.2 billion) U.S. aerospace engine manufacturer GE Aerospace, specializing in developing and supplying engines for KF-21 fighter jets and FA-50 light attack aircraft, officially announced its debut as an […]
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British Defense Ministry Fires Up Laser Weapon, Costs Only $12.7 a Shot
UK’s DragonfireReduces Ammunition DependencyUS, Proliferation After Tests The UK Ministry of Defense has successfully test-fired a high-powered laser weapon at an aerial target. The new laser weapon, known for intercepting missiles and drones, costs about $7.5 per shot, making it cost-effective. In January, the BBC reported that the UK had test-fired a high-powered laser weapon […]
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Volkswagen Strengthens Technical Development Board in China
On January 29, 2024, Volkswagen Group announced that it is strengthening its Technical Development Board function in China as part of its “In China, for China” strategy. Thomas Ulbrich (pictured above), a former Member of the Board of Management of the Volkswagen Brand for “New Mobility,” will head up Technical Development for the Group in […]
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Calls for Creative Solutions in Factory Development
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un led an on-site inspection of local industrial factories in Kimhwa County, Gangwon Province, and laid out the specific direction of the "Local Development 20×10 Policy," a major initiative...
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Huawei Bounces Back: Regains Top Spot in China Amidst U.S. Sanctions
AsiaToday Beijing Correspondent Hong Soondo = China's largest telecommunications equipment maker Huawei, which had been battered by U.S. sanctions on its semiconductors, is showing its mettle with a series of impressive results...
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North Korea Introduces New Type of Pressure Vessel
North Korea has independently developed a new type of pressure vessel using glass fiber as a reinforcing material. "The Institute of Building Materials of the Academy of Sciences is producing a new type of pressure vessel using resin composite materials with glass fiber as a reinforcing material," Rodong Sinmun reported from Pyongyang on Monday.
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Kim Jong-un's Anger Over Economic Blaming Political Problems
AsiaToday By Park Young-hoon Reporter = North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said that he is "angry" at the country's economy, blaming it on military mobilization.
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North Korea Described as "Pathetic State" Unable to Provide Basic Necessities to Citizens
AsiaToday Park Young-hoon = The government analyzed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's emphasis on provincial development as a factor in the deepening gap between Pyongyang and the provinces, calling it "a very pathetic state that does not have even basic conditions...
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Vibrating Pill Could Provide Dieters with a Sense of Fullness
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say they've developed a pill that makes you feel full just by eating it.
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Kim Jong Un's New Vision: North Korea's Local Development Overhaul
North Korea held the eighth enlarged meeting of the 19th Politburo of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, chaired by General Secretary Kim Jong Un, to finalize a detailed plan for the "Local Development 20X10 Policy," which laid out the country's priority projects for the year...
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South Korea Increases Investment in Overseas Fisheries to Address Plummeting Squid Catch
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Minister Kang Kang-hyung) will invest 2.4 billion won in this year's 'Overseas Fishery Resource Survey' project budget, which is 1 billion won more than last year, to explore new fishing grounds in East African waters such as Kenya...
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How Tummy Bugs Boost Your Kid's Brainpower: New Study Reveals
A study led by Professor Banya Klabak-Serai of Wellesley College connects certain gut microbes to cognitive development in children.
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South Korea's Military Ready as Kim Jong Un Threatens Nuclear Counterattack
North Korea's Kim Jong Un receives soldiers involved in ICBM launch, but South Korea remains prepared for threats.
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Japan Targets North Korea's Rocket Industry Over Weapons of Mass Destruction Fears
Japan adds 36 entities, including North Korea's Rocket Industry Department, to its list of organizations suspected of developing weapons.
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82-Year-Old Man Leaves $3.8 Million Legacy for Hometown Development
Frugal US man Jeffrey Holt leaves a $3.8 million fortune to develop his hometown and live modestly with old furnishings.
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The M65 Atomic Cannon: The Secret Nuclear Weapon That Could Have Changed History
In the 1950s and 60s, nuclear weapons like the M65 Atomic Cannon were developed, but their tactical effectiveness was limited.
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U.S. and Japan's Secret Weapon Against Hypersonic Threats Revealed
The U.S. and Japan are developing defense measures against hypersonic missiles amid growing concerns about this technology.