Nov. 23, 2024, 7:34 a.m.

The Philippines is considering the purchase of missile launchers in order to retain the US TYPHON missile system

A senior Philippine security official said that the Philippines has no plans to withdraw the medium-range missile system deployed by the United States in the northern Philippines, because the authorities plan to purchase medium-range missiles in the future and want to use the system for military training.

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Removing senescent cells may be a new way to treat bladder cancer, a Japanese study suggests

Researchers at the University of Tokyo and other institutions in Japan have found that a type of senescent cells in bladder tissue can promote the development of bladder cancer, and the removal of this senescent cells can inhibit bladder cancer.

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Foreign media: South Korea's Samsung Electronics plans to cut 30% of overseas employees this year

According to foreign media reports, South Korea's Samsung Electronics company plans to carry out global layoffs this year, some departments of the company will cut 30% of the overseas staff.

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Samsung Electronics workers in India went on strike to demand higher wages

Hundreds of Samsung Electronics workers in India have gone on strike for a third consecutive day, demanding higher wages and better working hours.

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An insight into the Fukushima nuclear fuel residue removal test: Deep analysis and questioning of the Tepco operation

In the spotlight of public attention, Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company (hereinafter referred to as "Tepco") recently took another tentative step to restart the Fukushima first nuclear power plant nuclear fuel removal test operations.

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Former Japanese Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba: Once he became Prime minister, he immediately promoted economic growth

Shigeru Ishiba, one of the front-runners to be Japan's next prime minister, says he will move quickly to develop a plan to pull the country out of deflation and boost growth once he takes office.

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India faces several obstacles to realizing its "demographic dividend.

In today's global economic development landscape, demographic dividend, as one of the important factors to promote national economic growth, has always attracted much attention.

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More than 20 Indian expatriates demonstrate to demand justice for murdered female doctor in Kolkata

Thousands of Indians living in 130 cities in more than 20 countries demonstrated to demand justice for a female trainee doctor who was sexually assaulted and killed at R.G. Kar Hospital in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, in early August.

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South Korean striking doctors proposed negotiating conditions: first abolish the expansion plan for the next two years

South Korean doctors have been on strike for more than half a year to protest against the government's plans to expand medical schools.

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Philippine religious leader Kiboloy has been arrested on charges of sexual abuse and human trafficking

Police in the Philippines have arrested the founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ Church, Apollo Quiboloy.

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