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BLACKPINK Announces Long-Awaited Return with 2025 World Tour Teaser

BLACKPINK confirms their return with a 2025 World Tour announcement, igniting global fan excitement after their BORN PINK tour.

Tesla’s Struggles Continue, But Rivian Bucks the Trend and Climbs 1.75%

Nasdaq fell over 2% as Tesla dropped 3.04%, while Rivian rose 1.75%. Tesla's market cap fell to $906.8 billion amidst tech sell-off.

Kim Jong Un Calls for Overhaul of Military Education to Prepare Cadets for Contemporary Warfare

Kim Jong Un emphasizes modern military training and command skills at a military academy, responding to recent troop morale issues.

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U.S.–North Korea Talks Froze After Kim Il Sung’s Death, Secret Files Reveal

Declassified documents reveal the Agreed Framework nearly collapsed after Kim Il Sung's death, impacting U.S.-North Korea nuclear talks.

North Korea’s Nuclear Submarine: A New Threat to the U.S. and South Korea

North Korea's new nuclear-powered submarine poses a threat to the US and South Korea, potentially altering regional security dynamics.

North Korea Blasts Trump Administration Over NGO Loyalty Probe

North Korea condemns the U.S. for demanding NGOs reveal ties to socialist groups, calling it a move towards "21st-century McCarthyism."

U.S. Labels South Korea ‘Sensitive’—But What’s Really Behind the Move?

South Korea's "sensitive country" designation by the U.S. is linked to security issues at a U.S. research institute, raising concerns.

North Korea’s Shift in Strategy: Nuclear Weapons, Hostility Toward the U.S. and South Korea

North Korea's policy designating the U.S. and South Korea as 'enemies' is linked to its five-year defense development plan.

North Korea’s Anti-South Campaign Targets Youth Amid Growing Military Tensions

North Korea's media promotes anti-South sentiment among youth, coinciding with military enlistment drives amid rising tensions.

U.S. Keeps South Korea at the Table in Talks with North Korea, Says Kevin Kim

U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary Kevin Kim reassures South Korea will remain central in U.S.-North Korea talks under Trump administration.

Defense Spending and Tariffs: How Trump’s Summit with Japan Could Shape Relations with South Korea

U.S. Presdient Donald Trump and Japan's Prime Minister Ishiba hold their first summit meeting to discuss key bilateral issues.

South Korea’s Cho Tae Yul May Meet U.S. Secretary Rubio Before Heading to Munich

South Korea's Foreign Minister prepares for the Munich Security Conference, with potential U.S. visit and trilateral talks on the agenda.

North Korea Denies Troop Deployment to Russia Amid Growing Casualty Reports and Internal Rumors

North Korea denies military casualties in Russia, accusing the U.S. of spreading false information while facing internal dissent.

Blinken and Iwaya Visit South Korea to Solidify Trilateral Relations and Address North Korea

U.S. and Japanese foreign ministers visit South Korea to strengthen alliances amid political instability, emphasizing trilateral cooperation.

North Korea Dismantles Key Kaesong Building, Raising Questions of Future Plans

North Korea is dismantling parts of the Kaesong Industrial Complex's support center, hinting at possible redevelopment activities.

Kim Yong Chol Makes a Comeback in North Korean Media as Trump’s Second Term Approaches

Kim Yong Chol reemerges in North Korean media as Trump’s second term approaches, but his role in future negotiations remains uncertain.

1969 Korean Air Hijacking: North Korean Operatives Take Flight to North Korea

The hijacking of Korean Air YS-11 in 1969 by North Korean operatives highlights tensions and impacts on inter-Korean relations.

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