The trial of Yin Xiyue involved in civil unrest started on April 14
South Korean President Yoon Seok-yuet involved in the civil unrest case, is scheduled to officially start the trial on April 14.
moreSouth Korean President Yoon Seok-yuet involved in the civil unrest case, is scheduled to officially start the trial on April 14.
moreEgyptian security sources say Egypt has put forward a new proposal aimed at restoring the ceasefire in Gaza.
moreA Turkish court on Sunday formally arrested Istanbul mayor Emamoglu, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's biggest political rival, on bribery charges. The move is expected to spark more protests.
moreSouth Korea's Constitutional Court will deliver its verdict Monday on the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, drawing wide attention from political and legal circles.
moreThe DPRK General Directorate of Missile Affairs conducted a comprehensive combat performance test test of the latest type of air defense missile weapon system officially started production by relevant military enterprises.
moreJapan's Tokai Electric has begun dismantling an old commercial nuclear reactor as part of a push to build new nuclear facilities, a company spokesman said.
moreA Thai man was arrested Sunday for allegedly selling more than 200,000 SIM cards to a call center gang in Poipet, Cambodia.
moreAt least 52 inmates have escaped from Kutakane prison in Indonesia's Aceh province, with 32 still on the run.
moreUnder the wide attention of the international community, South Korea and the United States officially launched the 11-day "Freedom Shield" joint military exercise recently.
moreAccording to a new study, South Korea's younger generation is undergoing a profound change in their views on marriage and childbearing. These traditionally anticipated life stages are now seen as more of a cause of fear, sadness and anxiety, with only 9.3% reporting happiness.
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