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Opposition parties advance impeachment of Taiwan’s president, premier
Taiwan President William Lai Ching-te and Premier Cho Jung-tai face impeachment proceedings filed by opposition party leaders after a Friday vote.
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Lee misunderstood question on North detainees, families unconvinced
Relatives say S. Korea told them President Lee's remarks on detainees in North Korea stemmed from a misunderstood question and faulty interpretation
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Poll finds majority backs ‘peaceful two-state’ approach to unification
S. Korean public opinion survey found majority support for a concept described as a "peaceful two-state" approach aimed at long-term unification
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South Korea to open North Korea’s Rodong Sinmun to public access
S. Korea's Unification Ministry said it will move ahead next week with administrative steps to make N. Korea's state newspaper publicly accessible.
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Progressives also call disinformation law unconstitutional
A controversial revision to South Korea's Information and Communications Network Act, driven by the ruling Party is facing a growing backlash.
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Lee orders review of juvenile age threshold
President Lee Jae-myung has ordered a formal review of lowering the age threshold for juvenile offenders exempt from criminal punishment
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Hanwha rises as hub of US shipbuilding revival
Hanwha Group is positioning itself as a central player in the United States' drive to revive its shipbuilding industry, with its Philadelphia shipyar
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Trump gifts White House golden key to Lee
US President Donald Trump has presented S. Korean President Lee Jae-myung with a symbolic "Key to the White House," returning a diplomatic gesture.
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Ministry rebukes Coupang over data probe claim
S. Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT said it had lodged a strong protest after Coupang unilaterally disclosed what it called investigation results.
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Japan okays $58B defense budget amid tensions with China
The Japanese government on Friday approved a record $58 billion defense budget for the 2026 fiscal year to match rising tensions with China.
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Lee Jun-seok slams Democrats over special prosecutor
Lee Jun-seok, leader of the Reform Party, accused the Ruling Party twisting itself "in every possible way" to avoid a special prosecutor investigatio
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Thailand’s military strikes Cambodian targets amid cease-fire talks
The Thai military advanced on Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey Province on Friday morning after carrying out air strikes amid a possible cease-fire.
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Reports: Saudi Arabia fires on separatist holdings in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has reportedly fired on the eastern Hadramout province in Yemen. The strikes were allegedly against the Southern Transitional Council.
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Ecuador restricts border crossings with Colombia, Peru
Ecuador restricted most of its border crossings with Colombia and Peru for "national security reasons," leaving only two international crossings open
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Israel becomes the first nation to recognize the Republic of Somaliland
Israel on Friday became the first U.N. member state to formally recognize the Republic of Somaliland's independence three decades after its creation.
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Milei’s government bill cuts state role in Argentina public education
Argentine President Javier Milei's government is promoting reform via law that seeks to redefine the role of the state in public education.
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Helicopter crash on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro kills all on board
A medical evacuation helicopter crashed on Mount  Kilimanjaro on Christmas Eve killing all five people aboard.
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China sanctions U.S. companies in retaliation for arms sale to Taiwan
China on Friday announced sanctions against U.S. companies in the arms industry after the United States revealed arms sales to Taiwan.
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Bukele hails Shakira sellout as singer adds two concerts in El Salvador
Shakira confirmed she will add two additional concerts in El Salvador, bringing the total number of performances scheduled for February to five.
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Maduro government announces release of 99 political prisoners
Venezuela's government announced the release of 99 people detained after the country's 2024 presidential election amid a prolonged political crisis.
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