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Iran’s Retaliation Deals $800M Blow to U.S. Bases; Key Missile Defense Systems Hit

DUBAI — Recent strikes by Iran against U.S. military installations in the Middle East have resulted in damages totaling at least $800 million (approx. 1.2 trillion KRW), according to a new analy
Trump Deploys ICE to Airports as Budget Standoff Leaves Security Understaffed

(C) Market Screener New York -- Donald Trump took to social media on Saturday to announce a controversial plan to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to major U.S. airports as e

"BTS Over Books?" Indian Academies Issue Emergency Notices as Students Plot Mass Absences for Comeback Live

The fever surrounding BTS’s long-awaited reunion has reached an unprecedented peak, leading to an unusual standoff between students and private academies in India. Educational institutions have

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China Rejects Calls to Become Climate Finance Contributor at COP29: Baku, Azerbaijan - China has reiterated its refusal to become a contributor to climate finance at the 29th Conference of the Parti ...; Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent 2024.11.14

U.S. Consumer Prices Tick Up in October, Maintaining Moderate Inflation: Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Wednesday that the Consumer Price Index (CPI), a key meas ...; KO YONG-CHUL Reporter 2024.11.14

Russian Chef Alexei Zimin Found Dead in Belgrade Amid Suspicious Circumstances: Belgrade, Serbia - Renowned Russian chef Alexei Zimin, a vocal critic of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, was found dead in a Belgrad ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.14

A Car Ploughed Into a Crowd in Zhuhai, China, Killing 35: Zhuhai, China – A horrific incident unfolded in Zhuhai, southern China, as a car rammed into a crowd of people at a sports c ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.13

New Malden Community Rallies Against Japanese-Inspired Monument: The Korean community in New Malden, a historic Korean enclave in the United Kingdom, has been embroiled in a heated controversy ov ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.12

US Auto Industry Seeks Delay in Chinese Connected Car Restrictions: The American automotive industry is urging the U.S. government to delay the implementation of new regulations banning Chinese-made ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.12

Johns Creek to Get Its Own 'Mini-City' with Medley Development: Johns Creek, a prominent suburb of Atlanta, is set to become the newest home to a bustling downtown area. The city's long-awaited ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.12

Preparations for the “large-scale deportation of illegal immigrants,” President-elect Donald Trump’s top priority policy: Preparations for the “large-scale deportation of illegal immigrants,” President-elect Donald Trump’s top priorit ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.12

Soaring Housing Costs Delaying Financial Independence for Young Brits: London, UK - The Financial Times has reported that rising housing costs are increasingly delaying financial independence for young ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.11

Football Player Killed, Others Injured in Lightning Strike During Peruvian Match: Lima, Peru – A tragic incident unfolded during a local football match in Peru last weekend when a lightning strike killed on ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.10

Notre Dame Bells Ring for the First Time Since Devastating Fire: The iconic bells of Notre Dame Cathedral rang out for the first time in over five years on Tuesday, marking a significant mileston ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.10

Hidden message in a bottle found in lighthouse wall after 132 years: Engineers have found a bottle with a 132-year-old message deep inside the walls of a lighthouse in the south of Scotland. The bot ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.09

Cairo’s Grand Egyptian Museum finally set to open this month – 11 years later than planned: Cairo’s Grand Egyptian Museum is finally expected to open to visitors this month – 11 years later than the original pr ...; ONLINE TEAM 2024.11.09

Brazilian Police Indict Colombian Fish Trader in High-Profile Amazon Murder Case: Brazilian authorities have indicted Colombian fish trader Ruben Dario da Silva Villar, accusing him of orchestrating the 2022 murd ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.08

Streamlining Regulations to Boost US Chip Manufacturing: The recent passage of the Building Chips in America Act (BCAA) marks a significant step towards streamlining environmental reviews ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.05

Big Tech Firms Pour Billions into AI, Raising Questions About Returns: The four largest technology companies, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet, are set to collectively invest over $200 billion in ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.03

Women's March Protesters Rally in Support of Harris, Vow 'We Won't Go Back': Thousands of women marched through the streets of Washington, D.C., and other cities across the United States on Monday, just thre ...; Hwang Sujin Reporter 2024.11.03

UNEP Report Warns of Catastrophic Climate Change if Emissions Not Dramatically Cut: A new report released by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has warned that the world is on track for a catastrophic ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2024.11.02

China Launches Shenzhou 19 Mission with First 90s-Born Astronaut: China successfully launched its Shenzhou 19 manned spacecraft on October 30, carrying three astronauts, including the country's fi ...; Hwang Sujin Reporter 2024.11.02

WWF Highlights Sustainable Foods in Korea: The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has released a report highlighting 52 sustainable plant-based foods in Korea, known as "K-Future Foo ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2024.11.02