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China hasn’t held a K-pop concert in 9 years. Is that about to change?

China has not hosted a K-pop concert featuring Korean artists in nine years. A wave of fan events and game approvals suggests that may soon change.

North Korea’s Kim Jong-un leads missile test, stresses nuclear force readiness

North Korea’s Kim Jong-un oversaw a missile drill on May 8, highlighting tactical nuclear readiness while skipping Russia’s Victory Day parade, signaling growing strategic complexity in Pyongyang’s alliances.

North Korea missile launch timed with Russia’s Victory Day raises alliance questions

North Korea’s missile launch on the eve of Russia’s Victory Day parade highlights its continued effort to stay visible within the anti-U.S. alliance, even amid questions about the strength of its ties with Moscow.

Kim to send top aide to Russia’s Victory Day celebrations to spotlight Beijing-Moscow-Pyongyang alliance

Kim Jong-un will send a top official to Russia’s Victory Day parade while Xi and Putin meet in Moscow, reinforcing the North Korea Russia alliance amid deepening trilateral ties.

Trump Tariff Hike to Raise U.S. Drug Prices by Up to 20%

The Trump Tariff policy is shaking the pharmaceutical market, with drug prices projected to rise by 15–20% if tariffs are fully imposed. The pharmaceutical industry,...

Is China harvesting salmon or initiating nonconfrontational expansion in disputed Yellow Sea zone?

China appears to be reviving its “gray zone” tactics in the Yellow Sea by installing large steel structures in contested waters within the Korea-China Provisional Measures Zone, raising concerns in Seoul over a possible gradual campaign to assert control without direct confrontation.

Samsung chief meets China’s President Xi Jinping in Beijing

Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on March 28 as China continues to make efforts to...

China expels North Korean workers despite signs of improving relations

While signs of improved China-North Korea relations have emerged, including the resumption of Chinese group tours to North Korea, Beijing has not eased its...

North Korean fishermen on Chinese vessels endure exploitation resembling ‘forced labor’

North Korean workers sent to Chinese distant-water fishing vessels as part of the regime’s foreign currency-earning scheme are reportedly subjected to harsh, exploitative conditions...

North Korea welcomes Western tour agency staff for first time in five years

For the first time in five years, North Korea has allowed staff from Western travel agencies to enter. This move raises speculation about the...

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