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Moon Mining Starts Underground—South Korea Tests Space Tech in Coal Shafts

KIGAM is testing lunar exploration technologies, aiming for resource development and collaboration with NASA's Artemis program.

Monty Williams’ Short Stint: Pistons Terminate Contract Early

The Detroit Pistons who had their worst season ever, fired head coach Monty Williams despite having five years remaining on his contract.

Black Box of Jeju Air Crash Stops 2km From Runway, Revealing Key Clues

A preliminary report reveals the black box of a Jeju Air crash stopped recording before the aircraft collided with a mound at Muan Airport.

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North Korea’s Nuclear Plans Clash with ‘People-First’ Ideology, Analysts Warn

North Korea's rhetoric on war preparations highlights contradictions in its nuclear ambitions and "people-first" ideology.

South Korea’s President Calls for Global Unity Against Russia-North Korea Military Ties

President Yoon Suk Yeol emphasizes the Ukraine war's impact on global order and South Korea's commitment to combat hunger and poverty.

Humanitarian Balloons Released to North Korea Carry Rice, Currency, and USB Drives

Human rights groups sent balloons with food, money, Bibles, and USBs containing K-pop to North Korea from Ganghwa Island.

UNICEF to the Rescue: 800,000 Kids and Moms Targeted in North Korea’s Vaccine Push

North Korea has launched its largest vaccination campaign since the COVID-19 pandemic, utilizing vaccines provided by UNICEF.

North Korea to Get 10 Laptops Amid Sanctions – Why This Tiny Shipment is a Big Deal

UN Security Council's North Korea Sanctions Committee approved ten laptops for the IFRC to support its Pyongyang office.

South Korea Sends $3 Million Aid Package to Four African Nations Hit Hard by Drought

The South Korean government has decided to provide $3 million in humanitarian aid to four Southern African countries.

North Korea Receives $1.61 Million in Medical Supplies from UNICEF

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) provided medical supplies worth $1.61 million to North Korea in the first half of 2024.

Can Humanitarian Aid Bridge the Divide? South Korea’s Offer to North Korea

The South Korean government recently expressed its intention to provide material support for recovery efforts in North Korea.

North Korea Under Water: UNICEF Prepares for Relief Efforts

UNICEF announced that it is discussing providing relief supplies to North Korean authorities in response to the flooding in the Yalu River.

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