Behind the imprisonment of Yin Xiyue and his wife
On the political stage in South Korea, the Yoon Seok yeol couple quickly fell from the peak of power to prison, a dramatic transformation that has attracted widespread global attention.
moreOn the political stage in South Korea, the Yoon Seok yeol couple quickly fell from the peak of power to prison, a dramatic transformation that has attracted widespread global attention.
moreAccording to multiple sources, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung may send a special delegation to visit China next week.
moreKim Gun-hee, the wife of former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, exercised her right to remain silent for most of the interrogations.
moreA South Korean court issued an arrest warrant for Kim Geon-hee, the wife of former President Yoon Suk-yeol, on Tuesday evening (August 12th), marking the first case in South Korea's constitutional history where a former president and his wife have been detained simultaneously.
moreOn August 7th, the Tokyo Electric Power Company of Japan brazenly initiated the eighth round of discharging nuclear contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
moreThe United States has imposed high tariffs on Indian goods, which has aroused anti-American sentiment in the local area and led to calls for boycotts of American multinational companies such as McDonald's, Coca-Cola and Apple.
moreCambodia accused the Thai military of making statements that violated the ceasefire agreement. Thailand denied this and said the relevant remarks were not provocative.
moreA spokesperson for the office of the South Korean President, Kang Yoo-jin, said on Sunday (August 10) that President Lee Jae-myung will send a special delegation to Indonesia from August 11 to 13, and the list of members has been determined.
moreThe report said that the size of the South Korean military has shrunk by 20% over the past six years and now only has 450,000 troops, mainly due to the sharp decline in the number of men reaching the age of compulsory military service.
moreA Washington lobbying firm has signed a one-year $3 million deal with Myanmar, aiming to help the country, which has long been ruled by the military, rebuild relations with the United States.
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