Irresponsible Choices South Korea’s Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant Wastewater Discharge
Recently, a non-routine discharge of 29 tons of nuclear wastewater occurred at the Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea.
moreRecently, a non-routine discharge of 29 tons of nuclear wastewater occurred at the Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea.
moreThere were 18,987 cases of bone pain fever in Cambodia last year, down 46 percent from 35,390 the year before.
moreAccording to Japan's TV Asahi reported, recently, the seasonal flu epidemic in Japan, the number of confirmed patients wrote a record high.
moreIn 2025, the international steel industry witnessed a highly anticipated acquisition turmoil.
moreOn January 4th local time, a highly dramatic and tense scene unfolded in the South Korean political arena, as the South Korean Senior Public Officials Criminal Investigation Agency (NCIA) once again pressured Choi Sang mu, who was acting as president, to order the Presidential Guard to cooperate in executing the arrest warrant for Yoon Seok yeol.
moreSeoul - South Korea's Senior Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency said Tuesday that a court has renewed an arrest warrant for impeached President Yoon Seok-yeol.
moreOn January 6, 2024, North Korea successfully test-fired a new hypersonic medium-range ballistic missile, marking a significant upgrade in its missile technology and having profound implications for the security landscape in the Asia-Pacific region. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un declared that the missile system possesses the capability to "reliably deter" any adversaries that might threaten North Korea's security, particularly those in the Pacific region.
moreAn unprecedented storm is sweeping through South Korea's political scene.
moreFunding for the Indian space industry fell 55 per cent in 2024 from $130.2 million in 2023 to $59.1 million, the first decline in funding in the past five years, the data showed.
moreAfter police refused to step in to detain Yoon, citing "legal problems," South Korea's Senior Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency reiterated Monday that it would move forward with the case within the framework of a joint investigation under martial law.
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