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Why North Korea Just Fired Rockets During US-South Korea Military Drills
Pyongyang: North Korea launched multiple rockets toward a target 360 km away while Kim Jong Un observed with his daughter. The test coincides with joint US-South Korea military exercises and rising concerns about regional security.
MCA To Hold 71st General Assembly From Oct 19 To 20
Perak MIC Announces New Leadership Lineup
PN Parties’ Consensus Weakening, Says Shamsul Iskandar
Kelantan PKR Aims To Reach 100,000 Members This Year
Why North Korea Just Fired Rockets During US-South Korea Military Drills
Pyongyang: North Korea launched multiple rockets toward a target 360 km away while Kim Jong Un observed with his daughter. The test coincides with joint US-South Korea military exercises and rising concerns about regional security.
MCA To Hold 71st General Assembly From Oct 19 To 20
Perak MIC Announces New Leadership Lineup
Korea Interbank Offered Rates Remain Unchanged
Seoul: The Korea Interbank Offered Rates (KORIBOR) have shown no movement as of the latest update. The rates, which serve as a benchmark for lending between banks in South Korea,
Kia’s July Sales Show Slight Growth Due to Strong Export Performance
Seoul: Kia Corp., recognized as South Korea’s second-largest automaker, reported a minor increase of 0.3 percent in July sales compared to the previous year, primarily driven by robust export figures.
Landers Continue Winning Streak with Victory Over Bears in KBO
Seoul: The SSG Landers secured their fifth consecutive win in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) by defeating the Doosan Bears 7-2. Starter Kim Kwang-hyun played a pivotal role, pitching six
Rise in Household Loans Slows in South Korea Amid Stricter Regulations
Seoul: The increase in household loans extended by major banks in South Korea slowed from a month earlier in July following the introduction of a series of policy measures aimed
Courthouse Rioter Receives Maximum Sentence for Violence and Attempted Arson
Seoul: A 19-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison on charges of violence and attempted arson during a riot connected to former President Yoon Suk Yeol in
Parliamentary Committee Passes Controversial Broadcasting, ‘Pro-Labor’ Bills
Seoul: The parliamentary judiciary committee on Friday approved a set of contentious bills vetoed by former President Yoon Suk Yeol, including legislation aimed at reducing the government’s clout over public