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Pyongyang professors banished over bribes, abuse

North Korean authorities have banished two Pyongyang professors to a remote mountain region over years of bribe-taking and sexual harassment of female students, but their decision to spare the...

MOFA thanks US, Japan, SK foreign ministers for supporting cross-strait peace

The Oct. 30 statement by the U.S. Department of State reaffirming the importance of...

MOE welcomes Austrian university officials, seeks deeper exchanges

A delegation composed of representatives from University of Innsbruck and TU Wien visited Taiwan...

Kimchi shortage exposes farm policy flaws

A poor 2026 harvest of radishes and napa cabbage is set to cause a...

Serbia cancels EuroPride event

The pan-European LGBTQ festival has been postponed until “happier times,” President Aleksandar Vucic says ...

UK announces drones shipment to Ukraine

The underwater vessels will help eliminate mines off Ukrainian coast, Ministry of Defence said ...

Finnish firm warns of toilet paper shortage

Energy costs continue to hold back production, Metsä Tissue says ...

Further details emerge in Norway anti-doping row

It is claimed that Norwegian sports chiefs were aware of the doping crisis for three years ...

EU will lose billions without Russian tourists – official

Entry restrictions will hurt the European economy, while Russians will always have other destinations for travel ...

Rivals comment on Djokovic US Open absence

Rafa Nadal says he is 'very sad' that his rival will be absent from the US Open ...

Ex-Russian president names condition for using nukes

Such a scenario would only occur if Russia’s very existence was at stake, Dmitry Medvedev says ...

Electricity prices in EU’s two key markets hit record highs

Power-supply crisis worsens, knocking out German and French markets ...

Blame West for global inflation spike, says ex-president of EU country

The current economic troubles originated long before Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, Vaclav Klaus says ...

UN comments on US-Russia nuclear arms talks

The countries should work out a replacement to the New START treaty “as soon as possible,” a UN official says ...

Mexico’s imports from Russia soar

Purchases of Russian goods are up 20% in 2022 ...

Sanctions war isn’t going as well as planned – The Economist

The expected knockout blow from anti-Russia restrictions “has not materialized,” the UK magazine reports ...

Rising gas prices could drive Polish energy firms into bankruptcy

Companies may be forced to pay more on the spot market, Petr Wozniak says ...

Assange files appeal to stop US extradition

Lawyers tell a UK court the WikiLeaks co-founder is being “punished for his political opinions” ...

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