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  • Exclusive: Jeon Han-gil Questioned by Police Over Defaming President Lee Jae Myung

    Exclusive: Jeon Han-gil Questioned by Police Over Defaming President Lee Jae Myung

    The police plan to question Jeon Han-gil, 55, a former Korean history teacher, who is accused of disseminating misleading information regarding President Lee Jae Myung, on the 12th. A source with knowledge of the…

  • Kenya Newspapers Review: ODM Eyes Oburu Oginga as Raila’s Replacement Without NDC Vote

    Kenya Newspapers Review: ODM Eyes Oburu Oginga as Raila’s Replacement Without NDC Vote

    ,On Wednesday, February 4, newspapers examined the internal reasons for Hussein Marjan’s exit from the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), while also monitoring evolving partnerships and developments within the Azimio La Umoja coalition.…

  • South Korea’s Senior Workforce Hits 70% Milestone

    South Korea’s Senior Workforce Hits 70% Milestone

    With South Korea’s population aging quickly, the employment rate among individuals aged 55 to 64 exceeded 70% for the first time in history, according to available data. As per the “Trends in Older Adult…

  • Choi Ga-on: Forbes’ Rising Snowboard Star

    Choi Ga-on: Forbes’ Rising Snowboard Star

    An 18-year-old high school snowboarder, Choi Ga-on from Sehwa Girls’ High School, has been identified as a medal hopeful for the women’s halfpipe competition at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, according to Forbes,…

  • Ex-Thai PM Abhisit Leads Democrat Comeback Before Election

    Ex-Thai PM Abhisit Leads Democrat Comeback Before Election

    Even though the former prime minister is behind other contenders in terms of support, he has contributed to the Democrats regaining conservative voters. Passersby stopped ThailandThe former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva occasionally requested selfies…

  • Gaddafi’s Son Killed in Home Attack by Gunmen

    Gaddafi’s Son Killed in Home Attack by Gunmen

    Four individuals wearing masks carried out the killing of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi at his home in the western Libyan city of Zitan. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of Libya’s former long-reigning leader, was killed…

  • Nigerian Stars Trapped in European Transfer Limbo

    Nigerian Stars Trapped in European Transfer Limbo

    The 2026 winter transfer window, which ended on February 2, brought mixed emotions for Nigerian football. Although players such as Ademola Lookman and Terem Moffi made notable transfers, OLAMIDE ABE highlights several other Super…

  • Is Hong Kong’s Forex Sector Secure Enough?

    Is Hong Kong’s Forex Sector Secure Enough?

    Following a surprising theft of 51 million yen last week, the South China Morning Post looks into the dangers within the city’s currency exchange business. Last week, Hong Kong was shocked by a theft…

  • South Korea Reforms Biased Medical Consultations

    South Korea Reforms Biased Medical Consultations

    Financial regulators have chosen to reform the process in which insurance companies independently choose physicians to offer medical opinions for insurance disagreements. This initiative seeks to resolve the problem of these consultations being biased…