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Hamhung teachers ordered to wear skirts during School Support Month
Hamhung teachers must now wear skirts in the classroom during North Korea’s October 2026 School Support Month, a rule that has angered female educators who still have to change...
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North Korea’s largest power plant forces workers to pay for mandatory loyalty tours
Workers at North Korea’s largest power plant are fuming after being ordered on mandatory...
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North Korean workers sent to Russia with no say and no destination
North Korea is sending more workers to Russia in 2026, but many recruits leave...
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MOEA stages US Business Day in Taipei
The U.S. Business Day 2026 took place Oct. 13 in Taipei City to assist...
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Kiev tried to pressure Russia’s neighbor into opening ‘second front’ – PM
Ukraine attempted to push Georgia into joining the conflict against Moscow, Irakli Garibashvili claims ...
India explains need for tougher oversight of digital currencies
PM Narendra Modi warned an international forum that cryptocurrencies were being used to fund terrorism ...
Djokovic edges Medvedev to maintain winning record at ATP Finals
The Serb survived a three-set tussle with his Russian rival in Turin ...
South Korea simulates strikes on North’s targets
The training was launched hours after Pyongyang fired an apparent ballistic weapon ...
Hungary reveals cost of sanctions on Russia
Budapest will be forced to cut social spending due to budget shortages stemming from EU restrictions, PM Viktor Orban says ...
Russian oil price cap idea ‘ridiculous’ – former US Treasury secretary
The G7 plan might badly affect the energy market, Steven Mnuchin said ...
Donald Trump’s 2024 bid won’t be a cake walk
The Republican former president faces tough primary elections and potentially not the Democrat he's preparing to oppose ...
West shouldn’t ‘dictate’ peace terms – Czech FM
Jan Lipavsky has admitted that “maybe this winter will be harsher” while insisting on his country’s continued support for Ukraine ...
Türkiye makes arrests in Istanbul blast case
The suspects are among 49 people detained in connection with last week’s bombing attack and include the alleged bomber ...
Ukraine is ‘war between West and Russia’ – Turkish official
The US doesn’t want the conflict to end, Erdogan’s deputy party leader says ...
Poland qualifies missile strike as ‘unfortunate accident’
The fatal incident was “practically impossible” to prevent, Andrzej Duda has said ...
‘New’ weight of Earth revealed
Our home planet weighs roughly six ronnagrams, scientists declared on Friday ...
Germany hoarding cash to deal with blackouts – Reuters
The measure is part on an emergency plan in case of crisis ...
Scientists discover two ‘exceptionally bright’ galaxies
“Most distant starlight ever seen” might provide a clue to solving one of the greatest mysteries in astronomy, scientists said ...
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