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US court reverses Trump’s 75-country visa ban

Denying people entry on nationality grounds is against the law, a judge has ruled ...

Iran vows ‘not a single drop’ of oil will leave Gulf if region complies with US plan

Tehran has warned neighboring states it will close the Strait of Hormuz if they...

Denmark to further tighten rules affecting Ukrainian refugees

Some municipalities in the country are under “severe pressure” due to a large number...

US Quran-burning activist detained after rally erupts in clashes (VIDEOS)

Jake Lang was arrested after his rally descended into fights with counterprotesters outside Minneapolis...

Putin Makes Surprise Visit to Chechnya Amid Ukraine Tensions

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to Chechnya, a region in the North Caucasus, amid tensions with Ukraine. The visit comes after...

N. Korea’s prostitution crackdown faces significant challenges

North Korea is issuing more brutal punishments for prostitution, but pimps often bribe the police and other officials to look the other way. Speaking anonymously,...

N. Korean workers repatriated from Russia for failing to meet quotas

Approximately ten North Korean construction workers in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, were recently repatriated for failing to meet state-mandated financial quotas. A Daily NK source, speaking...

Africa Gears Up for Mpox Vaccine Rollout, Aims to Avoid COVID-19 Mistakes

Africa is taking proactive steps to prepare for a potential mpox (monkeypox) vaccine rollout, aiming to avoid the mistakes made during the COVID-19 pandemic....

US FDA Rejects Regeneron’s Blood Cancer Therapy, Citing Efficacy Concerns

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has declined to approve Regeneron Pharmaceuticals' therapy for a common type of blood cancer, according to a...

Fearing defections, N. Korea intensifies surveillance along border after flooding

North Korean authorities, fearing potential defections, have intensified surveillance and restrictions on relief workers brought to rebuild areas damaged by flooding along the Chinese...

Sudden N. Korean military draft leaves workplaces with labor shortages

North Korean authorities forcibly drafted young workers into the military due to a shortage of springtime recruits, which has led to labor shortages at...

Amazon to launch another app in India: check details

Amazon is reportedly planning to launch another app in India, which will cater to the growing demand for online shopping in the country. The...

GM Cuts Over 1,000 Jobs including Software Engineers, Says ‘Grateful’ for Their Service

General Motors has laid off over 1,000 employees, including hundreds of software engineers, in a bid to streamline its software and services organization. The...

Shein and Reliance Retail Join Hands to Revolutionize Affordable Fashion in India

Reliance Retail, led by Mukesh Ambani, has partnered with Chinese e-commerce giant Shein to take on Tata Group in the affordable fashion market. This...

Infosys’ ‘Power’ programme offers up to 9 lakh salary for freshers: check details

Infosys has launched a 'power programme' for freshers, offering salaries of up to ₹9 lakh per annum. The programme is designed to attract top...

Monsoon rains lead to backed-up sewers in N. Korea

North Koreans in various parts of the country are reeling from the stench of backed-up sewers after record-setting rainfall caused severe flooding at the...

The “Aug. 15 doctrine”: South Korea’s new unification strategy

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol unveiled a new unification doctrine, the “Aug. 15 Unification Doctrine,” during his speech marking the 79th anniversary of Korea’s...

North Korea spurns foreign aid, burdens citizens for flood recovery

North Koreans face mounting financial burdens for flood recovery as the regime rejects international aid, sparking widespread discontent. Speaking anonymously, a source in North Pyongan...

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