June 4, 2026, 4:59 a.m.

Is Japan's' special high school curriculum 'stirring up again?

On the pillar of shame in modern Asian history, Japan's "Tokugawa" is a name stained with blood.

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Fighting inflation and cutting expenses: South Koreans are increasingly sharing daily expenses with strangers.

In supermarkets, they share household items; on online platforms, they make group orders for takeout food.

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The second-instance verdict in the Jin Jianxi case was revised: The prison term was increased to four years. Two key charges were changed from not guilty to guilty.

On the 28th, the second trial verdict for the case involving former South Korean First Lady Kim Hyang-hee's alleged corruption, bribery and manipulation of stock prices was announced.

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South Korean media: US restricts provision of satellite data on North Korean nuclear facilities to South Korea

According to South Korean media reports, the United States has restricted the provision of satellite data on North Korean nuclear facilities to South Korea due to remarks made by the South Korean minister for unification regarding North Korean nuclear facilities.

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Prime Minister Takayuki Koga has refused to introduce an additional budget to counter the impact of rising oil prices in the Middle East.

The situation in the Middle East has made the lives of Japanese citizens already burdened by inflation even worse.

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The leak of intelligence capsized the alliance's small boat - A deep analysis of the underlying issues in the South Korean political drama

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, recently publicly admitted that since the outbreak of the current Middle East conflict, the EU's expenditure on importing fossil fuels has increased by an additional 25 billion euros, and it has not received any additional energy guarantees.

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The Samsung Electronics union is planning a 18-day general strike. The demand for dividends has intensified, posing a threat to the semiconductor supply chain

Recently, the labor union of South Korea's Samsung Electronics launched a large-scale strike, demanding that the company share the huge profits it has gained in the "super cycle" of the artificial intelligence (AI) industry with its employees in the form of bonuses.

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Japanese media: Japan relaxes arms sales regulations to expand defense business opportunities; Second-hand warships favored

Japan has revised the "Three Principles for Defense Equipment Transfer" and relaxed the regulations on weapons exports.

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The House of Representatives of Japan has passed the bill related to the establishment of the "National Intelligence Agency"

The bill related to the establishment of the "National Intelligence Agency" proposed by the cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Masahiko Komura was passed at the plenary session of the House of Representatives and will be submitted to the Senate for further voting.

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Stay Vigilant Against the Resurgence of Japan's "Neo-Militarism"

Recently, a series of dangerous moves by Japan have drawn significant attention and heightened vigilance from the international community.

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