The absurd accusation of 'gun theft' against Ahn Gyu-ryeong and Kim Hyun-tae... police decide not to forward it
The police have dismissed a complaint against Ahn Gyu-ryeong, who allegedly attempted to seize a gun from military personnel during the December 3 martial law situation.
Awarding Certificates to Citizens Who Resisted on December 3rd... Establishing the Light Commission
The South Korean government has announced the establishment of the 'Light Commission' to honor citizens who defended constitutional order against armed soldiers during the December 3rd emergency martial law.
Revised GDP Growth of 1.3% Annually for Q4 of 2025
Japan's GDP for the October-December 2025 period has been revised to reflect an annual growth rate of 1.3%, showing positive growth compared to the previous quarter.
Government will suspend 3.1 million fines and points on driverโs licenses for electronic toll debtors
The Brazilian federal government plans to suspend penalties and points on drivers' licenses for those who delayed payments on electronic tolls until December 30, 2026.
'Navy Chief of Staff Kang Dong-gil Suspended for One Month Due to Insurrection Involvement'
The South Korean Navy Chief of Staff, Kang Dong-gil, has been suspended for one month for serious duty violations related to the unlawful emergency martial law on December 3.
There were 3 unemployed Canadians for every vacant job in December: StatCan
Statistics Canada reports that in December, there were three unemployed Canadians for every job vacancy, reflecting a tightening job market and rising unemployment rates.
December 3 Coup: Legal Standards and Historical Evaluation [Column by Ahn Byung-wook]
The article discusses the sentencing of Yoon Seok-yeol to life imprisonment for his role in the December 3 coup attempt, analyzing the legal ramifications and broader implications for democracy in South Korea.
Jeon Han-gil and Kim Hyun-tae: "Ahn Gyu-ryeong Attempted to Steal Firearms from the Martial Law Troops"
YouTuber Jeon Han-gil and former army special forces officer Kim Hyun-tae have filed a complaint against Ahn Gyu-ryeong, a deputy spokesperson for the Blue House, accusing her of attempting to steal firearms during the December 3 martial law incident.
Representative Jang Dong-hyuk Appears Possessed by Jeon Doo-hwan and Yoon Suk-yeol
The recent ruling in the first trial concerning former President Yoon Suk-yeol regarding the military coup of December 3 signifies the conviction for sedition, prompting reactions from the Representative Jang Dong-hyuk and his party.
Judgment by Judge Ji Gwi-yeon: Yoon Suk-yeol Rejects 'Justification for Martial Law'... 'Not a National Emergency'
Former President Yoon Suk-yeol persisted in presenting his justification for declaring martial law during the December 3 insurrection, but a court has rejected his claims, asserting that there was no national emergency warranting such actions.
[Editorial] The Purpose Missing from Yoon Seok-yeol's Life Sentence for the December 3 Coup
Yoon Seok-yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the December 3 coup, but the court's reasoning raises concerns over the implications of judicial review.
President Yoon suggests Nobel Peace Prize nomination of citizens who thwarted martial law as a 'model for humanity'
President Yoon Suk-yeol praised South Korean citizens for being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to prevent martial law on December 3, stating that it showcased South Korea as a model for humanity.
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake registered with epicenter in Tabernas felt in Almerรญa, Granada, Jaรฉn and Murcia
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck Tabernas, Spain, early on December 16, being felt widely across several provinces but with no reported damage or injuries.
Consumer prices rose in January
Consumer price index in Estonia increased by 1% from the previous month and by 3.7% from January 2025, with food prices rising by 2.3% compared to December.
The industry, stumbling and without a roadmap
Argentina's industrial sector faces a persistent decline, recording a 3.9% drop in December 2025, marking six consecutive months of downturn.
The musical Romeo and Juliet returns to Paris in 2027
The musical 'Romeo and Juliet' will return to Paris on December 3, 2027, at the Palais des Congrรจs, with ticket sales starting on February 14, 2027.
Basic food basket price rises again in January in Petrolina; see variations
The price of the basic food basket in Petrolina, Brazil, rose by 3.01% in January compared to December 2025, influenced mainly by increases in beef and bread prices.
Eurozone goods export grew by 3.4% year-on-year in December 2025, while imports grew by 4.2%.
In December 2025, eurozone goods exports rose by 3.4% year-on-year, while imports increased by 4.2% leading to a trade surplus that was lower than the previous year's.
The First Trial Ruling of Lee Sang-min: 'The Plan for Power Cuts to Media Outlets Was Initially Established by Yoon Suk-yeol and Kim Yong-hyun'
Former Minister of the Interior and Safety Lee Sang-min was sentenced to seven years in prison for attempting to cut power and water to media outlets during the December 3 emergency martial law, with the ruling stating that the plan originated from Yoon Suk-yeol and Kim Yong-hyun.
Poll: Conservative Party Gap in Ratings
A recent poll indicates a decline in support for the Conservative Party in Lithuania, with only 13.3% of respondents indicating they would vote for them, down from 15.3% in December.
Saturn will be retrograde for 138 days, by Diwali, these 3 zodiac signs will have pockets full of money
Saturn will be retrograde from July 27, 2026, until December 11, 2026, and experts predict that this period will bring positive financial outcomes for three specific zodiac signs by Diwali.
Respect for the Constitution Task Force: The December 3 Martial Law was 'Insurrection from Above'... Multiple Actions Justified After Its Lifting Confirmed
The Respect for the Constitution Task Force confirmed that the December 3 martial law was an act of 'insurrection from above', highlighting continued illegal actions after its lifting.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Yoon Suk-yeol's National Security Office ordered to send 'justification of martial law' messages to major countries
The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced plans to seek disciplinary action against three diplomats involved in the December 3 martial law incident, linking them to a directive from the National Security Office to justify the declaration.
Jeon Han-gil, the First Appearance at the Police... "Suppression of Press Freedom"
South Korean YouTuber Jeon Han-gil, who has supported military intervention claims and wrong election theories since the December 3 coup d'รฉtat incident, argues that the police investigation against him is an oppression of press freedom.
Sanoma's Loss in October-December at Previous Year's Level
Media and educational company Sanoma reported a loss of 27.4 million euros for October to December, similar to the previous year's loss of 27.3 million euros.
Latvia's exports increased by 3.7% in 2025, while imports rose by 6.9%
In December 2025, Latvia's total foreign trade turnover was 3.37 billion euros, reflecting a 1.4% increase from the previous year with significant changes in both exports and imports.
January Inflation: IPC Accelerated in the City and Reached 3.1% in the First Month of 2026
In January 2026, Buenos Aires experienced a spike in inflation, reaching 3.1%, up from 2.7% in December.
The risk of an asteroid impact heading towards the Moon increases
The asteroid 2024 YR4 may collide with the Moon on December 22, 2032, presenting a rare opportunity for scientific investigation despite a 4.3% chance of impact.
Construction grew 6.3% in 2025 and suggests the beginning of a recovery
The construction sector in 2025 showed promising signs of recovery with a 6.3% growth overall and 3.8% increase from November to December.
Handel: German exports with the strongest increase in more than four years
Germany's exports grew by 4.0% in December 2025 compared to the previous month, reaching 133.3 billion euros, marking the largest increase since October 2021, despite expectations of a smaller rise due to higher US tariffs and competition from China.
The EU imposes a 3 euro fee on purchases from Shein and Temu - When does it take effect
On December 12, European finance ministers decided to impose a 3 euro fee on packages up to 150 euros from non-EU online retail purchases, effective July 1, 2026.
Housing prices rose by 3.6 percent in January
After a 1 percent decline in December, housing prices increased by 3.6 percent in January, according to Eiendom Norway.
Housing prices rose 3.6 percent in January
Housing prices in Norway increased by 3.6 percent from December to January, which is typical for the season.
January saw record-high electricity exchange prices in Latvia, says 'Enefit'
In January, the average electricity market price in Latvia increased by 82.8% compared to December, reaching 15.3 cents per kilowatt-hour, marking it as the highest ever January price due to cold weather conditions that spiked consumption and hampered energy production.
Desired salary: Argentines were willing to earn less to obtain jobs in December
In December, Argentines were inclined to accept lower salaries to secure new employment, with the average expected salary reported at $1,731,592, a 3.7% decrease from November, according to Bumeran.
Dismissed Kim Hyun-tae claims on SNS that Moon Hyung-bae and Min Jung-ki are 'rebellion conspirators'
Former Colonel Kim Hyun-tae, recently dismissed for leading a military infiltration during a rebellion on December 3, contended on social media that the Democratic Party was forewarned about an emergency martial law, while maintaining the legality of the previous president's actions despite a court ruling against it.
BNDES approves R$ 1.3 billion in credit for truck purchases
The BNDES has approved R$ 1.3 billion in a credit line to renovate truck fleets in Brazil as part of a government initiative announced in December by President Lula.
Acre reaches 3rd month with job losses in December but ends 2025 with a positive balance
In December 2025, Acre experienced its third consecutive month of more layoffs than hires, losing 461 formal job positions despite admitting a total of 3,294 people.
Focus Bulletin: financial market now predicts inflation below 4% for 2026
Economists have lowered their inflation estimate for 2026 from 4% to 3.99%, marking the first projection below 4% since December 2024.
For Campari & Co, it's a tequila crisis: sales in the US remain dry
Tequila sales in the US have fallen due to anxiety and insecurity among Hispanic consumers related to immigration enforcement, leading to a 3.4% drop in alcohol sales in December.
Food inflation rose to 3% in December after 16 months below that level
In December, food and non-alcoholic beverage prices increased by 3% compared to the same month last year, marking a rise in inflation after 16 months of being below that level, according to national statistics.
More than 3,400 protesters killed in Iran
At least 3,428 protesters have been killed in Iran since the outbreak of protests in late December, according to the human rights organization Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO), with concerns that the true number could be significantly higher.
Activists: More than 3,400 protesters killed in Iran
According to the Iran Human Rights NGO, at least 3,428 protesters have been killed in Iran since the protests began in late December, with concerns that the actual number could be much higher, and over 10,000 people arrested during the protests.
Inflation: Alarm from the new increases - Data on inflation
The ongoing price hikes in food and rents are raising concerns about this year's inflation trends, with food inflation reported at 3.6% last December, potentially impacting overall economic stability.
In Iran on fire 12,000 victims. Trump: "Go ahead, help is coming"
Donald Trump encourages Iranian protesters and rejects diplomacy as the Islamic Republic intensifies its crackdown on widespread protests, with human rights groups estimating 2,000 to 3,000 deaths since late December.
Economist Novotny: When I see something expensive, I don't buy it
Economic analyst Damir Novotny comments on Croatia's inflation, noting that despite a 3.8% annual rate in December, it's not a cause for concern compared to other Eurozone countries.
Croatians pay six percent more for food than the EU average: We are the fourth most expensive member
According to the State Bureau of Statistics, inflation slowed to 3.3% in December, yet Croatia remains the fourth most expensive EU member for food despite a slight price decrease in December compared to November.
Drones Over New Missile Defense System - Bundeswehr Fails to Shoot Them Down
Shortly before the operational deployment of "Arrow 3" in early December, several drones were spotted above the new missile defense system, which the Bundeswehr suspects was a targeted reconnaissance effort.
Inflation in December was 3.3 percent
In December 2023, Croatia's inflation rate, measured by the consumer price index, was reported at 3.3 percent year-on-year, indicating a noticeable slowdown at the end of the year according to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics.
Sales of apartments will increase, prices will also slightly rise
In 2025, the real estate market showed strong performance with developers selling 40,700 apartments, marking a 9% increase from the previous year, and December sales reached 5,200 units, a 3% rise from November and 61% from December 2024.