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Netanyahu's Tenure Hinges on Coalition Talks
Netanyahus Tenure Hinges on Coalition Talks President Herzogs consultations with parties, including Arab blocs, may decide Netanyahus fate
Jet Crashes into Florida Residential Area, Killing Nine
Jet Crashes into Florida Residential Area, Killing Nine Learjet 60 plunges 27,000 feet amid severe storms; pilot issued mayday before impact
Putin Praises Elon Musk as Genius Amid Starlink Restrictions
Putin Praises Elon Musk as Genius Amid Starlink Restrictions Russian Leader Highlights Close Ties With SpaceX CEO Amid Ukraine Drone Disruptions
Netanyahu's Fate Rests With Arab Parties
Netanyahus Fate Rests With Arab Parties Netanyahus bloc and opposition short of majority; Arab parties hold casting vote in coalition talks
"Fearing More Youth May Leave"… Virtual Asset Taxation Likely to Be Postponed
[Anchor] With the implementation of virtual asset taxation just over two months away, the government and the ruling party put their heads together today (October 28). While a final conclusion was not reached, weight is shifting toward another postponement. Reporter Kim Hye-min reports. [Reporter] Democratic Party (MINJU) leader Kim Min-seok and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance Lee Hyoung-il, among others, gathered together from early morning.
Parliamentary Probe into Supreme Court Chief Justice Expected in Early December... PPP Calls It "Tenacious, Vicious Violence"
[Anchor] The ruling party, which decided to pursue a parliamentary investigation into allegations surrounding Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae, stated that it will thoroughly verify the chief justice's constitutional duties. The People Power Party pushed back, calling the parliamentary audit "very tenacious and vicious violence" against Chief Justice Cho. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details.
El Salvador's Bukele Deploys Elite Troops to Confront Haitian Gangs
El Salvadors Bukele Deploys Elite Troops to Confront Haitian Gangs 450-strong force aims to rescue missing soldiers amid fears of Caribbean Great War
"Are High Earners Not Human?" Ruling Camp Agonizes Over Exceptions to 52-Hour Workweek
[Anchor] The Mega-Special Zone Act, legislation designed to support the Jeonnam-Gwangju semiconductor cluster and other initiatives, has unusually been introduced as two separate bills. This is due to a special provision that creates an exception to the 52-hour workweek cap. Today (October 27), lawmakers in the National Assembly also concentrated their questioning on this issue directed at the labor minister. Here is reporter Kim Hye-min.
AI-Driven Mudslinging Dominates Israeli Election Campaign
AI-Driven Mudslinging Dominates Israeli Election Campaign Netanyahus Likud Party Leads in AI-Generated Posts Amid Controversy Over Exploitative Content
Judiciary Committee Comprehensive Audit: Clashes Over Supreme Court Re-Nomination and Oh Sehun's Acquittal
[Anchor] As the parliamentary audit enters its final stages, the comprehensive audit of the National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee began today (October 26). The ruling and opposition parties clashed once again over Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae's Supreme Court justice re-nomination issue and the court ruling regarding Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun. Reporter Kim Hye-min reports.
US cuts embassy staff in four Middle East countries amid Iran threat
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U.S. Cuts Embassy Staff Over Iran Threats
U.S. Cuts Embassy Staff Over Iran Threats Reductions in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, and UAE as intelligence warns of advanced attack plans targeting Americans
France deploys 70,000 police ahead of major protests
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France Deploys 70,000 Police Ahead of Protests
France Deploys 70,000 Police Ahead of Protests Major Paris Museums Close as 60,000-120,000 Protesters Expected
Trump Withdraws Tariffs on Canadian Products to Bolster Republican Candidates
Trump Withdraws Tariffs on Canadian Products to Bolster Republican Candidates Adjustment targets key industries in trade-dependent states like Maine ahead of midterm elections
President Donald Trump Threatens Another 'Epic Fury' Operation Against Iran
President Donald Trump Threatens Another Epic Fury Operation Against Iran Trump Also Hints at Cuba Intervention, Targeting Cuban-American Voters Ahead of Midterms
Trump slams LeBron for anthem disrespect
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Hungarian Revolution 70th Anniversary Honors Resistance With Emblem-Free Flag
Hungarian Revolution 70th Anniversary Honors Resistance With Emblem-Free Flag Event in South Korea highlights 1956 uprising against Soviet rule; Hungary condemns aggression, supports Ukraines fight for freedom
Trump calls LeBron James 'disgraceful' anthem disrespect
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Solidigm Suspends U.S. Listing Plans... SK Hynix Shares Rebound
[Anchor] SK Hynix has decided to halt its review of a U.S. Nasdaq listing for its sub-subsidiary, Solidigm. After opening lower, SK Hynix shares are attempting a rebound. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] "Considering comprehensive capital market conditions and other factors, Solidigm has decided to suspend its review of pre-IPO and initial public offering (IPO) plans," This was disclosed in a regulatory filing by SK Hynix this morning (October 23).
Trump Accuses LeBron James of Anthem Disrespect
Trump Accuses LeBron James of Anthem Disrespect President Donald Trump shares video of James practicing during national anthem, calls him disgraceful
Kospi Plummets Over 3.5% Despite Rate Freeze Amid AI Profitability and Tightening Concerns
[Anchor] The Bank of Korea, which has maintained a tightening stance, paused rate hikes this month. However, concerns that high interest rates will be prolonged sent the Kospi plunging by more than 3.5%. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] As expected by the market, the Bank of Korea kept its base rate frozen at 3.0 percent. All seven members of the Monetary Policy Board voted in favor of the freeze.
"Why Did the KOSPI Plunge Despite a Rate Freeze?"
[Anchor] After raising the base rate consecutively in July and August, the Bank of Korea has opted to freeze it this time. However, as it strongly signaled the possibility of future rate hikes, compounded by concerns over the profitability of artificial intelligence investments, the KOSPI plummeted by more than 3.5%. Here is a report from reporter Kim Hye-min. [Reporter] As expected by the market, the Bank of Korea kept the base rate unchanged at 3 percent.
KOSPI Plummets Over 3% After Brief Rebound: What Happened?
[Anchor] The KOSPI, which seemed to have bottomed out and staged a rebound, suffered a sharp plunge once again. The downturn appears to be driven by renewed doubts over artificial intelligence profitability, coupled with violent unrest in France and soaring U.S. Treasury yields, which heavily weighed on investor sentiment. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] The KOSPI gave up all of its gains accumulated over the past two days.
Deepfake Election Ads Flood U.S. Midterms
Deepfake Election Ads Flood U.S. Midterms 220 Cases, $137M Spent: Deepfakes Distort Voter Judgment Amid Regulatory Lag Republican gubernatorial candid
KOSPI Plunges 3% Again... Why Is Korea Falling Harder?
[Anchor] The KOSPI, which appeared to have hit rock bottom and rebounded, has suffered another sharp plunge. Analysts attribute the drop to a combination of concerns over AI profitability and geopolitical instability in Europe. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the story. [Reporter] The KOSPI gave up all of its gains accumulated over the past two days. At one point during the morning session, it fell by 4.7%, briefly breaking below the 5,500 mark.
KOSPI Plunges 3% Again... Why Is South Korea's Market Falling Harder?
[Anchor] The KOSPI, which seemed to have hit rock bottom and staged a rebound, plunged sharply once again today (October 20). Investor sentiment appears to have dampened amid overlapping concerns over artificial intelligence investments and geopolitical instability in Europe. Reporter Kim Hye-min explores why the domestic stock market is uniquely more vulnerable than other Asian markets. [Reporter] The KOSPI gave up all of its gains accumulated over the past two days.
Solidigm IPO Sparks 'Double Listing' Controversy; Question Remains Over How to Persuade SK Hynix Shareholders
[Anchor] Following news that Solidigm, the sub-subsidiary of SK Hynix specializing in data center storage devices, is pursuing an initial public offering, the Financial Supervisory Service has stated that it constitutes a double listing. As Solidigm's listing could significantly diminish the value of its parent companies' shares, backlash from shareholders is fierce. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] In 2021, SK Hynix acquired Intel's NAND and SSD business to launch Solidigm.
Netanyahu Faces Judgment in Israeli Election
Netanyahu Faces Judgment in Israeli Election Tight race could shape Israels Iran, Palestine policies and global standing Israels general election Octo
Solidigm Caught Up in 'Double Listing' Controversy... How Will SK Hynix Persuade Shareholders?
[Anchor] Controversy is brewing around Solidigm, a sub-subsidiary of SK Hynix that manufactures data center storage devices. Reports that it plans to list on the U.S. market next year have sparked criticism that this constitutes a double listing. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] In 2021, SK Hynix acquired Intel's NAND and SSD business to launch Solidigm.
Solidigm Faces Controversy Over 'Double Listing'… How Will SK Hynix Persuade Shareholders?
[Anchor] Controversy is brewing around Solidigm, a second-tier subsidiary of SK Hynix that manufactures data center storage devices. Following reports that it plans to list on the U.S. market next year, criticisms have been raised that this effectively constitutes a double listing. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] In 2021, SK Hynix acquired Intel's NAND and SSD business to launch Solidigm.
Q3 Holdings Value Plunges by KRW 182 Trillion... First Decrease in 7 Quarters
[Anchor] As the domestic stock market recently experienced a sharp decline, the National Pension Service (NPS), which manages the public retirement fund, has been hit hard. In just three and a half months, the estimated value of its stock holdings plummeted by more than KRW 182 trillion, marking the first decline in seven quarters. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details.
National Pension's Q3 Portfolio Value Drops by 182 Trillion Won... First Decline in 7 Quarters
[Anchor] As the domestic stock market recently plummeted, the National Pension Service, which is responsible for the retirement assets of South Korean citizens, has been hit hard. In just three and a half months, the estimated value of its stock holdings evaporated by more than 180 trillion won. Critics point out that it failed to respond timely to stock market volatility, thereby compounding its losses. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details.
Houthi's Secretive Leader Al-Houthi Shakes Middle East
Houthis Secretive Leader Al-Houthi Shakes Middle East Missile strikes, ideological camps fuel Iran-backed groups rise in regional conflict Iran-aligne
Korea-US Alliance Gives Flynn Korean Name 'Shin Min-su'
Korea-US Alliance Gives Flynn Korean Name Shin Min-su Friendship Association Honors Familys Korea Service, Alliance Legacy The Korea-US Alliance Frien
Former DRC President Kabila Leads Rebel Coalition Amid Crisis
Former DRC President Kabila Leads Rebel Coalition Amid Crisis Conflict intensifies as Ebola outbreak, resource curse, and 6.1 million displaced deepen humanitarian disaster
Middle East War Sparks Clashes in Horn of Africa
Middle East War Sparks Clashes in Horn of Africa Escalating Saudi-Houthi clashes and Ethiopias civil war threaten stability across 4,500 km frontline
Why Are Foreign Investors Continually Dumping Samsung and SK Hynix?
[Anchor] Foreign investors are driving the recent sharp decline in the KOSPI. In particular, they are heavily selling shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Despite strong corporate earnings, why are they continuing to dump these stocks? Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details. [Reporter] Foreign investors have net-sold 202 trillion won worth of shares in the KOSPI market alone this year.
Robot Sexually Harasses Teen in Germany, Live-Streamed
Robot Sexually Harasses Teen in Germany, Live-Streamed Incident Caught on Social Media Prompts Police Investigation into Robots Operation A video of a
Sell Sidecar Triggered for First Time in Two Months as KOSPI Plunges Below 6,000
[Anchor] The KOSPI plummeted by over 6%, breaking below the 6,000 mark for the first time in about two months. The sharp decline in large-cap semiconductor stocks appears to be driven by concerns over technological catching-up by Chinese memory manufacturers and the subsequent weakness in U.S. semiconductor shares. Reporter Kim Hye-min has the details.
South Korea's Treasury Bonds Hold Firm Despite Global Rate Surge as Foreigners Post Second-Largest Futures Buying Spree
▲ New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) South Korea's Treasury bond yields, which experienced sharp fluctuations earlier this year in sensitive response to rising U.S. Treasury yields and international oil prices, have recently shown a relatively resilient trend despite the global upward pressure on interest rates.
KOSPI Plummets Over 4% Intraday... Sell Sidecar Triggered for First Time in About Two Months
▲ The electronic board at the dealing room of Hana Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, displays the won-dollar exchange rate, KOSPI, and Kosdaq indices on the 13th. Earlier in the day, the KOSPI fell 2 to 3 percent in early trading, extending its losing streak to five consecutive sessions. The KOSPI plunged over 4% in early trading today (the 13th), triggering a temporary suspension of program sell orders, known as a sell sidecar.
1 Dead, 1 Injured in Crane Counterweight Accident at Bucheon Power Plant Construction Site
▲ Tower crane ( The photo above is not related to the article.) A tower crane accident at a power plant construction site in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, has left one worker dead and another injured. According to the Ministry of Employment and Labor, at around 3:10 p.m. yesterday (October 9), during the installation of a tower crane counterweight at a power plant construction site in Bucheon being built by DL E&C, the hoisted counterweight swung uncontrollably and struck workers nearby.
Houthi Attack Saudi Airports, Oil Facilities Near Hyundai Site
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Nidal Hasan to face firing squad at Fort Hood
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Fort Hood shooter set for firing squad execution
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Houthi Attacks Target Saudi Airports, Oil Refineries
Houthi Attacks Target Saudi Airports, Oil Refineries Coalition recaptures Red Sea positions; strikes near Hyundai construction site prompt safety warnings
Fort Hood shooter faces firing squad at same base
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