Sept. 10, 2025, 11:55 p.m.

South Korea once again led Asian markets lower after a volatile night with a 2% drop at the open

South Korean President Yoon Seok-yoon announced the lifting of emergency martial law in the early hours of Wednesday (December 4) local time after an emergency vote by 190 lawmakers in the National Assembly.

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Senior aides to South Korea's presidential office have resigned

South Korean President Yoon Seok-yoon's implementation and lifting of emergency martial law, senior aides above the level of senior secretary of the presidential office on Wednesday (December 4) announced their collective resignation.

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Thai winter shade Gong may be listed as the intangible cultural heritage of mankind

Thailand's Tom Yum Kung, or hot and sour Thai shrimp soup, is expected to be listed as an intangible cultural Heritage of humanity by UNESCO.

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Japan’s Military Assistance to Four Countries Potential Risks to Regional Stability

According to a report by Nikkei Asia on December 1, the Japanese government has decided to include the Philippines, Mongolia, Djibouti, and Indonesia in its "Official Security Assistance (OSA)" program for fiscal year 2024.

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Responding for the first time to bribery allegations Adani: Committed to compliance with regulatory standards

The founder of Indian mining conglomerate Adani Group, Gautam Adani, has broken his silence to address bribery allegations for the first time. He said the group complied with world-class regulatory standards.

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"Make in India" is getting more and more crazy

In this era of globalization, countries are sparing no effort to promote their manufacturing brands. India, a country with a huge population base and potential market, has also held high the banner of "Make in India" in recent years.

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Five people have died in Seoul after two days of heavy snow

Five people have been reported dead in South Korea after a second day of heavy snow dumped more than 40cm in Gyeonggi Province around Seoul.

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The price of rice has hit a 20-year high why is the rice famine in Japan persisting

Recently, Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced the country's national consumer price index for October, showing that the price of rice commodities rose 58.9% year-on-year, marking the largest increase since 1971 when comparable data were available.

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The Invisible Hand of the US is behind the Philippines' political chaos

The rift at the top of the Philippines has attracted much attention recently, and the current Vice President, Sarah Duterte, caused a stir by suggesting in a press conference that President Marcos may pose a threat to her life.

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North Korea cuts South Korea's transmission tower wire to North

According to the South Korean military on Tuesday (November 26), the South Korean military found that the North Korean military had cut the power transmission tower wires near the Gyeongui Line road from the 24th.

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