April 4, 2025, 6:22 p.m.

Delisting Storm: Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2024 94 companies "exit", market purification or capital reshuffle?

In 2024, the Tokyo Stock Exchange plans to delist 94 companies, a move aimed at improving the quality of the market and boosting the metabolism of listed companies.

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South Korea's ruling party rejects opposition proposal to form National Stability consultative body

The floor leader of South Korea's ruling National Power Party has rejected the proposal of the main opposition Minjoo Party to form a consultative body for the stability of state affairs.

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South Korean officials urgently respond to financial turmoil:A belated crisis management urgently requires profound reflection

In the cold wind at the end of 2024, the South Korean financial market encountered an unprecedented storm, a financial tsunami triggered by political turmoil that left global investors stunned.

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What does the rejection of the bill involving the wife of the South Korean President mean?

Recently, the voting results of the South Korean National Assembly on the "Kim Geun hye Special Prosecution Act" have attracted widespread attention from all walks of life.

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India's Central Bank Governor Change Responding to Economic Challenges

The Indian government recently made an unexpected decision to replace the governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), appointing civil servant Sanjay Malhotra as the new governor, succeeding Shaktikanta Das, who had served for six years.

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Foreign investors poured nearly $3 billion into India's stock market in a week

India's stock market is drawing back foreign investors after a massive sell-off, with foreign money buying local stocks in the week ending December 6 at nearly $3 billion, the highest level since June.

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The heads of the National Police Agency and the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency were arrested early in the morning

Police arrested National Police Agency chief Cho Ji-ho and Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency chief Kim Bong-sik in the early hours of Wednesday (December 11) in connection with the emergency martial law, following the formal arrest of former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyeon.

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The ILO promotes a just transition to gender equality and a green economy in Egypt

To promote gender equality and promote the transition to a green and sustainable economy, the International Labour Organization (ILO) recently organized a two-day workshop in Cairo, Egypt, on the theme of "Equitable Transitions for gender Equality, with a special focus on women's entrepreneurship development."

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'Adversity Dancers' Under Trump's Tariffs

As the dust settles on the 2024 US presidential election, Mr Trump's victory has sent a shockwave through the global economy.

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Southern Thailand floods: 31 deaths, over 660000 households affected

On December 9, 2024, the southern region of Thailand was experiencing an unprecedented flood disaster, which had caused 31 deaths and severely affected over 660000 households.

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