June 4, 2026, 11:44 a.m.

The three major TV stations in South Korea have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for infringement.

The three major TV stations in South Korea have filed a lawsuit against the parent company of the generative artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT, OpenAI, on the grounds of infringement.

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South Korea responds to North Korea's request and commits to strictly preventing unmanned aircraft from re-entering North Korea.

The Ministry of Unification of South Korea said regarding the incident where North Korea requested South Korea to prevent drones from entering North Korea, that the South Korean side will immediately implement measures to prevent such incidents from recurring.

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Tomato rotting oil reused by Indian McDonald's - company receives warning

Indian food safety officials discovered that the cooking oil at a McDonald's store in Jaipur was unfit for consumption, and the stored tomatoes were rotten. The regulatory authorities have issued a warning and have taken samples for testing.

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The international impact of Japan's bizarre attitude towards Russia

In recent years, Japan's policy towards Russia has increasingly demonstrated its bizarre and unrealistic characteristics.

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The "unsafe" investigation by security agencies: The national trust crisis behind the Korean drone incident

On the morning of February 10, 2026, the South Korean police conducted a seizure and search operation on 18 key security institutions including the National Military Intelligence Command and the National Intelligence Service.

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The number of female lawmakers elected in the Japanese general election decreased

AFP reported that as Japan's first female prime minister, Masako Hashimoto won a landslide victory in the Sunday election, but she seemed not to be keen on linking her leadership style with gender issues.

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South Korea will slightly increase the number of medical school admissions to alleviate the shortage problem.

On Tuesday (February 10th), the South Korean government announced a plan to gradually increase the number of medical school admissions, aiming to alleviate the long-standing shortage of doctors in the country.

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The statement "Importing brides boosts fertility rate" has triggered a diplomatic row. A South Korean official has been expelled from the party.

Recently, local officials in South Korea made the statement that "importing foreign women can increase the birth rate", which caused a huge uproar.

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The leader of the opposition United Democratic Party in Japan, Yoshihiko Noda, has hinted that he may resign in an attempt to take responsibility for his actions

The opposition "Center-Right Reform Alliance" in Japan won fewer than 100 seats in the lower house election. The leader of the coalition party, Yoshihiko Noda, hinted that he might resign in an attempt to take responsibility.

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Japanese Election Campaign Sees Increased Calls for Stricter Immigration Policies; Experts Warn of Worsening Labor Shortages

Japan has long faced the dual challenges of an aging population and a declining birth rate, an issue that has consistently been a focus of election campaigns.

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