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Smuggling ban drives North Korean units to cheap Chinese work

North Korea’s foreign currency-earning units are scrambling for low-paying contract manufacturing work from China in October 2026. A prolonged crackdown on cross-border smuggling has wiped out one of their...

Satellite imagery maps 23 towers at North Korea’s Voice of Korea transmitter site

Satellite imagery of a shortwave radio transmitter site in Hyangsan county, Jagang province, shows...

Why is North Korea opening bulgogi restaurants when meat is so scarce?

North Korea has opened a string of state-run bulgogi restaurants across the country since...

North Korea uses DMZ landmine blast to step up student military drills

North Korean authorities are using last month’s DMZ landmine explosion to justify tougher military...

EU pitches broadband satellite plan

The European Commission wants to build a €6 billion satellite system that can provide broadband internet communications and also help keep Europe’s diplomatic and...

Brussels, EU governments on collision course over Pegasus spyware

Brussels may be ramping up its rhetoric against intrusive spyware, but EU governments don’t seem to have gotten the memo. At the European Parliament’s...

‘From Data to Quanta’ defends Niels Bohr’s view of quantum mechanics

‘From Data to Quanta’ defends Niels Bohr’s view of quantum mechanics https://ift.tt/su25TSd From Data to QuantaSlobodan PerovićUniv. of Chicago, $45 Ever since Max Planck introduced...

A Coding Bootcamp Offers a Way for Black, Latino Women to Break Into Tech

The technology industry has long employed mostly men in technical roles. But a nonprofit group in Seattle, Washington is trying to change that. VOA’s...

Belgium rewrites gig economy rulebook

The Belgian federal government struck a labor deal Tuesday that, after existing laws are amended, would impose new obligations on gig economy platforms and...

Chewing sugar-free gum reduced preterm births in a large study

Chewing sugar-free gum reduced preterm births in a large study https://ift.tt/2seQpNE Chewing a sugar-free gum daily reduced preterm births in a large study in...

EU privacy watchdog urges ban on Pegasus

The European Data Protection Supervisor has called for a ban on the spyware tool Pegasus to protect people’s fundamental rights. Last July, an international investigation...

New “Hitman Sniper” Game: The Shadows is up for pre-registration now, releasing this march

Following its official launch on E3 last year, Square Enix has confirmed that Hitman's new mobile game will be launched on March 3, 2022....

Cyber tensions rise as West fears invasion of Ukraine

In the online world, the West and Russia are already at loggerheads over Ukraine. As government leaders scramble to come up with a diplomatic deal...

How ‘hot Jupiters’ may get their weirdly tight orbits

How ‘hot Jupiters’ may get their weirdly tight orbits https://ift.tt/XonDdbU Strange giant planets known as hot Jupiters, which orbit close to their suns, got...

Freshwater ice can melt into scallops and spikes

Freshwater ice can melt into scallops and spikes https://ift.tt/XonDdbU Water’s wacky density leads to strange effects that researchers are still uncovering. Typically, liquids become denser...

Brussels braces for ‘freedom convoy’ protesting coronavirus restrictions

Protesters from across the European Union are expected to descend on Brussels Monday to object to government COVID-19 policies, including the widespread rollout of...

Chandigarh Administration approved Electric vehicle policy draft for five years

The Chandigarh Administration approved the city's first electric automobile coverage draft for 5 years that will come into impact from April 1, 2022. The...

These are the first visible-light images of Venus’ surface captured from space

These are the first visible-light images of Venus’ surface captured from space https://ift.tt/VUuxrD2 By serendipity, scientists have photographed Venus’ surface from space for the...

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