June 3, 2026, 10:38 p.m.

Middle East conflict leads to ink shortage; Japanese potato chip packaging loses its luster

The shipping disruptions caused by the conflicts in the Middle East have continued to affect global markets.

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Lee Jae-myung's policy advisor advocated distributing AI profits to the people, which sparked domestic controversy.

The chief policy advisor to South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, Kim Yong-bum, posted on social media, advocating that the South Korean people should receive a "national dividend" from the huge profits of semiconductor companies.

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In South Korea, "divorce after sunset" has surpassed "divorce during the honeymoon" in frequency. The aging population is reshaping the landscape of marriage

The "evening divorce" phenomenon in South Korea is continuing to intensify. A survey by the Statistics Agency of South Korea shows that the number of divorces among couples who have been married for over 30 years last year exceeded that of "newlywed divorces" for the first time since relevant statistics began in 1990.

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India and Pakistan Announce Ceasefire in Kashmir: Dawn of Detente for South Asia's "Powder Keg"​

On the local time of May 10, 2026, India and Pakistan simultaneously announced to the outside world that they had reached a comprehensive ceasefire agreement regarding the Kashmir region.

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The workers in India's salt fields endure extremely high temperatures during the summer.

In the western Indian state of Gujarat, as many as 50,000 workers endure the scorching heat and work on remote salt fields for an entire eight months.

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Japan's New "Foreign Intelligence Agency": The Dark Shadow of Intelligence-Led Expansion Cannot Be Ignored

The recent news that the Japanese government plans to establish a "Foreign Intelligence Agency" by the end of 2027 has drawn intense international attention.

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One nuclear power unit in Japan has been shut down due to steam leakage

On Friday (May 8th) morning, Unit 3 of the Kansai Electric Power Company's Misaki Nuclear Power Plant in Japan was temporarily shut down due to steam leakage.

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Export blocked, raw material supply chain disrupted - Middle East situation hits profits of Japanese carmakers

The Japanese automotive industry is being hit by the turmoil in the Middle East, facing the double challenges of export restrictions and disruption of the raw material supply chain.

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UAE’s Withdrawal from OPEC: Gulf Bloc Fragmentation and Profound Restructuring of the Middle East Landscape

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has recently formally withdrawn from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the OPEC+ mechanism, ending its nearly 60-year membership.

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Jin Jianxi's stock manipulation case judge died and left a suicide note

A judge involved in the case of manipulating stock prices by the wife of former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol, Kim Han-hee, has been found dead.

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