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Shaperon to Expand Biobeauty Business With NeedsTech, Targeting Hong Kong, Taiwan and U.S. Markets

Shaperon is acquiring NeedsTech to enhance its biobeauty business and expand globally, targeting markets in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the U.S.

Simple Blood Test May Identify Optimal Treatment Window for Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Finds

A blood test could pinpoint the best time to start Alzheimer's treatment, enhancing patient outcomes and reducing costs, say researchers.

Is Apple’s New AI System the Future of Smartphones?

Apple shares are skyrocketing early in the...

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North Korea’s Military Renaissance: How Russia’s Support is Boosting Arms Production by 400%

North Korea seeks to boost its arms industry by increasing shell production fourfold and improving weapon performance through military ties with Russia.

North Korea’s Economy Grows 3.5% in 2025: What Factors Are Driving This Growth?

North Korea's economy grew by 3.5% last year, marking three consecutive years of growth due to manufacturing and construction.

Protect Your Business: Essential Guide to Identifying North Korean IT Workers

Eleven countries, including South Korea, the U.S., and Japan, issued a joint alert against North Korean IT workers' illegal activities.

U.S. Targets 7 North Korean Vessels for Violating UN Sanctions: Are More Sanctions Coming?

Seven North Korean ships are identified for violating UN sanctions by transporting coal and iron ore, prompting U.S. action.

2026’s Record-Breaking Cyber Attacks: How North Korean Hackers Targeted 1 Billion USD in Crypto Projects

Hacking incidents targeting cryptocurrency projects hit a record high this year, with losses exceeding 1 billion USD, driven by North Korean hackers.
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THE ALLIES’ REVENGE: US Isolationism Backfires As Korea And Canada Unite To Freeze America Out

South Korea aims to win a $40.7 billion submarine contract with Canada by enhancing defense cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.

UNCHECKED BRUTALITY: A Government That Doesn’t Know—Or Care—That Its People Are In North Korean Prison

The plight of South Korean detainees in North Korea remains unresolved amid stalled inter-Korean dialogue and government efforts.

Life Over War: Kim Jong Un Finally Abandons Missiles To Choose Factories And Food For His People

Kim Jong Un inspected local industrial factories to assess progress, emphasizing modernization and operational readiness for development.

Hidden Acts Of Insurrection: Did South Korea’s Psyops Unit Engineer The North Korean Conflict?

South Korea's military faces scrutiny for distributing anti-North Korean leaflets without command approval before martial law.

Dirty Fetish Reveal: Lee Admits He’s Dying To Say SORRY To Kim Jong Un, But Fears Media

President Lee Jae Myung reflects on anti-North Korean leaflets, suggesting a national apology to ease tensions amidst concerns of war.

SOCIALISM’S PARADOX: North Korea’s Economy Is Growing Stronger By Embracing Its Own Death

North Korea's economy is shifting to a hybrid model, blending planned and market elements, influenced by sanctions and COVID-19.

NATION OF ANXIETY: President Lee is Making Agenda without Knowing Basic Facts: Citizens Were Held In North

Kim Geon criticizes President Lee for ignorance on South Koreans detained in North Korea, urging prioritization of their safety.

One-Mouth, Two-Words Policy: Top Experts Expose Lee’s Failure To Follow His Own North Korea Plan

Concerns arise over the Lee Jae-myung administration's END Initiative, suggesting it may mislead North Korea regarding regime change.

PLEADING FOR DIALOGUE: South Korea Grabs The Ankles Of ASEAN To Get A Call From The North

Minister Chung Dong-young highlights Thailand's role in fostering Korea-ASEAN ties and calls for support for peace on the Korean Peninsula.

WHO’S THE BOSS? South Korea Wants To LEAD The Combined Defense Posture Against North

South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun emphasizes enhancing defense, resuming talks with North Korea, and strengthening alliances at a forum.

SHADOW AGENTS: South Korea Uses Defector Brokers As Secret Money Channels To The North

North Korean defectors face legal scrutiny over sending money home, with recent court rulings highlighting the need for clearer regulations.

BLOOD OR PEACE? South Korea’s Final Gamble To End The Hostility With Kim Jong Un

The Lee Jae Myung administration plans to reveal new North Korea policy guidelines, emphasizing peaceful coexistence and denuclearization.

RAT ATTACK! Kim Jong Un Launches A New Cyber Weapon While Seoul Sleeps

A new malware, KimJongRAT, linked to North Korea's Kimsuky group, poses risks by disguising as tax notices to deceive users.

7 YEARS OF SHAME: South Korea’s Gov’t FINALLY Wakes Up After A Decade Of Nothing

President Lee Jae Myung calls for renewed inter-Korean dialogue to foster peace and cooperation, emphasizing mutual growth and national unity.

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