Saturday, September 12, 2026

Kim Jong Un’s Newest Gamble ‘Capitalism-Lite’: Can the New Law Survive in North Korea?

North Korea's recent Supreme People's Assembly meeting focused on new laws for grain management and intellectual property rights, signaling potential reforms.

Trump’s 25% Tariff Clock Keeps Ticking: Seoul Races a U.S. Investment Law — But Washington’s Complaints Now Go Beyond Investment

U.S. tariffs on South Korea may rise due to investment delays, impacting trade and security talks, despite legislative efforts.

‘Dream Weight-Loss Drug’ Wegovy May Also Protect Brain Health by Reducing Risk of Adult-Onset Seizures

Semaglutide may reduce adult-onset seizure risk by 56%, suggesting a link between metabolic treatment and brain health.

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U.S. Military Resumes COVID-19 Inspections: What This Means for South Korea in 2026

The Korea Disease Control Agency and the U.S. military will resume quarantine operations for military and contracted aircraft post-COVID-19.

Toyota and Joby Aviation Launch eVTOL Joint Venture: What This Means for Future Mobility

Toyota partners with Joby Aviation to produce eVTOL aircraft, aiming to meet demand and lead in next-gen mobility.

Jeju Air Expands with New B737-8 Aircraft, Aims for Younger Fleet by 2030

Jeju Air received its third Boeing B737-8, part of a 50-plane order, reducing fleet age to 13.7 years as it modernizes for 2030.

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