Japan sees highest number of casualties from bear attacks in 2025
According to the preliminary statistics released by the Japanese authorities, a total of 238 people were injured by bears in Japan last year, and 13 of them died.
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According to the preliminary statistics released by the Japanese authorities, a total of 238 people were injured by bears in Japan last year, and 13 of them died.
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The former president of South Korea, Yoon Suk Yeol, was involved in a case of obstruction of arrest and was subject to a second trial.
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said that due to the war in Iran, the South Korean economy has entered a wartime state.
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In early January, Japanese Prime Minister Masahiko Komura held a general election for the House of Representatives, which led to the postponement of the new fiscal year budget.
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A report released by the South Korean government indicates that there are still structural problems in the field of social inclusion in the country.
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The Japanese parliament passed a temporary budget on Monday (March 30th) to ensure the normal operation of the government.
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North Korea announced that it has successfully conducted a test of a high-thrust solid-fuel engine, with the maximum thrust increasing by over 10% compared to last year.
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On Friday (March 27), South Korea began a complete ban on the export of naphtha at 0:00 to alleviate the tight supply situation of naphtha in the country.
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Recently, the escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict has set off a "butterfly effect" that is spreading globally, with the Philippines being deeply ensnared and facing difficulties such as aviation fuel shortages and an intensified risk of economic inflation.
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Recently, Kim Hyun-sik, the director of the Presidential Secretariat of South Korea, announced at a press conference that the United Arab Emirates has committed to considering South Korea as the "top priority" in case of an emergency in global crude oil supply, and explicitly stated that "no country will obtain crude oil before South Korea".
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On June 2nd local time, the US Trade Representative Office, citing the 301 clause, introduced a new tariff proposal under the pretext of so-called labor compliance issues.
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