South Korea, DPRK resume cross-border communication line: Yonhap

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gt South Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) have resumed their cross-border communication line, the Yonhap News Agency reported Tuesday, citing South Korea's Blue House. →

Eurasian train resumes as flood recedes in Zhengzhou

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gt Disrupted freight between Zhengzhou, the capital city of Central China's Henan Province, and Europe is gradually resuming, following unprecedented flooding and a week-long stretch of emergency →

Netizens encourage, thank Chinese table tennis players despite loss of mixed-doubles gold

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gt Floods of Chinese netizens have comforted Chinese table tennis players Xu Xin and Liu Shiwen, who were defeated by their Japanese counterparts Monday evening in the mixed-doubles final at the →

How Much Social Security Can I Expect to Get?

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ni by Ethen Kim Lieser For millions of Americans, after decades of paying hard-earned money into the Social Security program, there will come a day when they’ll finally get to reap the financial →

How Would U.S. Marines Fight China in a War? Think Rockets.

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ni Here's What You Need to Know: Combined with other new tactics and new rockets, HIRAIN could allow a U.S. force to quickly position long-range artillery, frustrating an enemy's own movements. The →

South Africa passes wave peak, eases restrictions

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gt South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday said the country had "largely" passed the peak of its third coronavirus wave and eased restrictions, including a ban on alcohol sales. The African →

Key United Nations climate science talks open amid floods, fires

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gt Nearly 200 nations start online negotiations Monday to validate a UN science report that will anchor autumn summits charged with preventing climate catastrophe on a planetary scale. →

Some Americans could need COVID-19 vaccine booster: Fauci

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gt Top infectious disease official Anthony Fauci said on Sunday that Americans who are immune compromised may end up needing COVID-19 vaccine booster shots as the United States deals with increasing →

Lebanon holds consultations to pick new prime minister

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gt Lebanon's president launched talks on Monday with lawmakers to designate a new premier who will make the third attempt within a year to form a government amid deepening political and economic →

Common Ground: Why Russia and Canada Should Cooperate in the Arctic

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carnegie Andrea Charron As the largest Arctic states, Canada and Russia have the most to lose if we allow differences to stymie cooperation. Of all the Arctic states, Canada and Russia’s Arctics are →

Game of Thrones in Iraqi Kurdistan

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ni by Farhang Faraydoon Namdar The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is a confederacy between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) its rival Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP). The PUK controls the →

Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factories partially resume production, shipping issues could delay delivery of iPhone 13

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gt Foxconn's major factories in Zhengzhou, Central China's Henan Province, have partially resumed production as the impact of floods gradually eased. But production at one factory that mainly →

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