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China-Taiwan Tensions Rise Amid Typhoon
Updated Aug 8, 11:05 PM · Editor selected
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Typhoon Dolphin is approaching China after hitting Japan, causing injuries and potential disruptions.
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  1. The US has committed $400 million to an Australian rare earth mine to mitigate supply risks from China, particularly for defense products.
  2. Typhoon Dolphin has caused injuries in Japan and is expected to impact areas in China, potentially affecting local economies.
  3. Violence in the region is driving Palestinian Christians out of their homes, highlighting ongoing humanitarian issues in Gaza and the West Bank.
At least six killed in Russian air attacks on Ukraine
AlJazeera • Aug 19, 09:34
Russia's Defence Ministry says 453 Ukrainian drones were downed overnight in various regions.
Ukraine's EU anti-corruption reforms 'are not just' to please Brussels, Belgian FM tells Kyiv
KyivIndependent • Aug 19, 09:25
"They are reforms designed to protect citizens, reinforce trust, and make your country more resilient," Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said.
🔴 Ebola in DR Congo: More than 5,000 cases reported amid fears of international spread
France24 • Aug 19, 08:10
UAE halts trade, financial transactions with Iran — Foreign Ministry
TASS • Aug 18, 20:52
The decision was made after the country’s air defense systems identified the launch of two ballistic missiles from Iran
Forensic pathologist details Tupac Shakur's fatal wounds in Duane 'Keffe D' Davis trial
PBS • Aug 18, 19:48
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Some members of Tupac Shakur's family stepped out of the courtroom Tuesday before prosecutors showed photos from his autopsy at the Las Vegas trial of Duane "Keffe D" Davis, who is charged with orchestra
At home, K-drama audiences are hooked on teaching wrongdoers a lesson — and not just unruly students
KoreaTimes • Aug 19, 15:57
Looking at recently released Korean dramas, it appears that the average Korean viewer is ready to see someone being taught a lesson. From schools and office hallways to courtrooms, the prevailing plots of well-crafted pr
Owner of dog in deadly pet maulings charged with failing to properly control animal
SCMP • Aug 19, 03:42
Hong Kong authorities have charged the owner of a large dog that mauled two smaller pets earlier this week with failing to properly control the animal, which is currently under government custody. The Agriculture, Fisher
Japan’s migrant children: The hidden challenges of belonging
JapanTimes • Aug 19, 02:56
As Japan continues to debate migration, belonging is often framed as something migrants must eventually earn through adaptation and contribution.
Lone doctor's plea for help in quake-struck Indonesia as 40,000 displaced
ABC_AU • Aug 18, 19:48
"I am physically unable to handle this many patients alone," came the viral plea from the young doctor working alone in one of the earthquake's worst-affected areas.
Nick Kyrgios provisionally suspended after positive test for cocaine
AlJazeera • Aug 19, 09:29
The Australian said he made no excuses but admitted to struggling with the twilight of his career.
Deadly drone strike hits minibus in Kherson as Russian attacks kill 17, injure 54 across Ukraine over past day
KyivIndependent • Aug 19, 08:54
Beyond Kherson Oblast, Russia launched two Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 65 drones overnight on Aug. 19, according to Ukraine's Air Force.
Attempts to curb Ebola cases in DR Congo fail with more than 5,000 confirmed
France24 • Aug 19, 06:43
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing the biggest Ebola epidemic in its history. Government data showed on Tuesday that cases now exceed 5,000. Efforts to contain the deadly illness are being hampered by weak health
Death toll from earthquake in Colombia exceeds 300
TASS • Aug 18, 20:38
426 people were reported missing
Sen. Slotkin presses Hegseth, Caine to commit to keeping U.S. military out of the midterm elections
PBS • Aug 18, 19:36
"I'd ask you to confirm a simple statement: the Department of Defense will not send Federal troops to the polls or to seize election materials of any kind," Slotkin wrote to Hegseth and to Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of
AI beauty ratings raise concerns for young people
KoreaTimes • Aug 19, 14:57
Click here for more articles by Kormedi.com. Artificial intelligence (AI) can analyze a person’s face and assign a numerical score for attractiveness. Some online services even compare users’ scores in real time to deter
Father and 2 daughters killed in Malaysian immigration truck crash
SCMP • Aug 19, 03:30
A father and his two daughters died after an Immigration Department truck allegedly ran a red light and triggered a series of crashes in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur early on Wednesday. Preliminary investigation
U.S. and South Korea to nearly halve joint military drills after Trump criticism
JapanTimes • Aug 19, 02:51
The move appears aimed at luring North Korean leader Kim Jong Un back to talks, years after denuclearization negotiations with Washington collapsed.
Pivotal Meta trial over social media addiction in children gets underway
ABC_AU • Aug 18, 17:56
US states suing the parent company of Facebook and Instagram begin making their case in a California court in a trial that could reshape some of the most popular apps on the planet.
Cars swept downhill as flash floods hit northern Chile
AlJazeera • Aug 19, 09:22
Cars were swept downhill as floodwaters and mudslides tore through northern Chile.
Biathlon union defies Olympic committee, upholds ban on Russian, Belarusian athletes
KyivIndependent • Aug 19, 07:26
The IBU's decision to uphold the ban sets biathlon apart from a wide range of sports that have since followed the IOC's lead by allowing Russians and Belarusians to compete once again.