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Rain Offers Australian Bushfire Hope, But Smoke Hits Tennis Stars

Rain offers Australian bushfire hope, but smoke hits tennis stars

Oscars 2020: Actors And Movies That Made Nomination Records

A lot of artists and movies made history during the announcement of the Oscar nominations. Let us take a look at the new records set by various artists, movies and filmmakers.

From '1917' To Bong Joon-Ho: The Winners Of Hollywood Critics Association Awards

The winners of the Hollywood Critics Association Awards have been announced and Sam Mendes's war-epic "1917" took home the Best Picture trophy.

North Korea missile test US scared military drill

North Korea News: Despite Birthday Card From Trump, Kim Jong Un's Regime Slams US, Says 'Deceived' By Nuclear Negotiations

North Korea and the U.S. have not reached a nuclear deal in 18 months.

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Ahn Tae-geun was convicted and jailed for abuse of power in January last year

Guilty Verdict Overturned In S. Korea #MeToo Case

Guilty verdict overturned in S. Korea #MeToo case

What Is 'Ballie?' Check Out The Cool New Tennis-Ball-Like Robot From Samsung

"Ballie" was unveiled at the CES consumer tech show in Las Vegas this week.

Samsung was assailed by a series of difficulties in 2019, with chip stockpiles bloated and prices falling, in contrast to the booming market of previous years

Samsung Electronics Flags One-third Drop In Q4 Operating Profit

Samsung Electronics flags one-third drop in Q4 operating profit

Student and metal singer Chu Yeonsik works part-time to fund his music recording

South Korea's Modest Metal Mayhem

South Korea's modest metal mayhem

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is riding high in the polls and has portrayed herself as a defender of Taiwan's liberal democracy

Taiwan Economy An Electoral Weak Spot For Tsai Despite Strong Record

Taiwan economy an electoral weak spot for Tsai despite strong record

South Korea Solidifies Status As World’s Top Shipbuilder

South Korea retained its status as the world's top shipbuilder for the second year in a row.

South Korea Presidential Committee Pushing To Bring Cryptocurrency To Mainstream Finance

South Korea has roughly the same stance as China when it comes to cryptocurrencies: they're a bit anti-crypto but pro-blockchain.

Moon Jae-in has tried to keep paths of communication open between North and South Korea, despite Kim Jong Un's announcement of an end to his nuclear and missile test moratoriums

South Korea's Moon Seeks Kim Jong Un Visit To Seoul

South Korea's Moon seeks Kim Jong Un visit to Seoul

Chevron announced it will slash the value of its assets by $10 to $11 billion due to weaker oil and natural gas prices that prompted the company to consider abandoning some projects

US - Iran Relations: After Attack, Big Oil Companies Chevron, Exxon Mobil Evacuate Personnel From Iraq

Chevron said the evacuation was ordered as a precaution in the wake of Iranian threats of revenge for the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani.

Visitors to the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas will be looking for new devices using superfast 5G wireless technology, but the rollout of these products remains slow

Superfast 5G On The Slow Road At Gadget Gala

Superfast 5G on the slow road at gadget gala

The 2020 Consumer Electronics Show is expected to feature the latest gadgetry in 5G, connected devices, robots and more

Tech Show Offers Big And Flashy, Up-close And (very) Personal

Tech show offers big and flashy, up-close and (very) personal

Microsoft said it took over online domains used by North Korean hackers, in the fourt operation of its kind against a nation-state entity

Microsoft Seizes Web Domains Used By North Korean Hackers

Microsoft seizes web domains used by North Korean hackers

Pictures of Kim Jong Un riding a white horse through a winter landscape have fuelled speculation that the young leader may be set for a major policy announcement

Kim Jong Un Prepares Military For 'Offensive Measures' As US Nuclear Deal Deadline Nears

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for his military and diplomats to prepare unspecified “offensive measures” to protect the country’s security and sovereignty.

Samsung C-Lab CES 2020 Showcase To Feature Humanoid Robot, Invisible Keyboard, More

Samsung will showcase the projects of its Creative Lab or C-Lab next year at the CES 2020 in Las Vegas.

Kim told a meeting of top ruling party officials that 'positive and offensive measures for fully ensuring the sovereignty and security of the country'

All Eyes On 'New Way' In Kim Jong Un's New Year Speech

All eyes on 'new way' in Kim Jong Un's New Year speech

US soldiers participating in a drill with South Korean troops near Pocheon in 2017

Pentagon Played Mind Games With North Korea's Kim As He Planned His Christmas 'Gift'

The Pentagon leaked footage of a drill showing special forces capture and lead away "terrorists" in a not-so-subtle message to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.

Taiwan's most prominent female politician is President Tsai Ing-wen

Sexist Slurs Mar Taiwan Presidential Elections

Sexist slurs mar Taiwan presidential elections

The North promised an ominous 'Christmas gift' earlier this month if Washington does not make concessions by the end of December

North Korea News: China, Japan, South Korea Meet As Pyongyang Threatens 'Christmas Gift' For US

East Asian leaders called for dialogue in face of North Korean military threats.

Japan and South Korea's meeting in Chengdu, southwestern China, is an opportunity for Beijing to try and bring about a thaw in relations between America's two allies

China Hosts Japan, South Korea With Eyes On Nuclear North

China hosts Japan, South Korea with eyes on nuclear North

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced the Pentagon is sending 3,000 more troops and two fighter squadrons to support Saudi Arabiqa's defenses against Iran

US Military Looking To Pull Back? Why The Pentagon May Withdraw Troops From West Africa

Some 225.000 U.S. troops are stationed in Europe and Asia, not including the Middle East, the largest contingent in Japan.

If North Korea is capable of launching missiles from submarines -- something analysts say it is on its way to achieving -- that would give it a second strike capability

North Korea's Christmas Gift Is 'Ready To Go', Trump Officials On High Alert

Earlier this month, Kim Jong Un said it was up to the U.S. to choose what "Christmas gift" it gets from Pyongyang.

China has pledged to further open up its economy to foreign investment

China Signals Stepping Up Economic Support In 2020

China signals stepping up economic support in 2020

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