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Sogang University's graduate student, Sung Min-seo, won the Best Paper Award at the 2026 Korean Electromagnetic Waves Society Winter Conference for his research on using quantum artificial neural networks for radar micro-Doppler robotic dog classification.

The article discusses the functional and decorative potential of paper in various applications.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced that NATO members and 22 other countries, including South Korea and Japan, will come together to ensure safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iranian tensions.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed full support for Donald Trump's military actions against Iran, urging NATO member states to coordinate in supporting American strategy.

Trump criticizes NATO's lack of cooperation in securing vital oil routes amidst rising fuel prices.

M&S shoppers are reacting to a change in the packaging of their jam doughnuts, switching from paper to plastic.

Donald Trump criticized NATO countries again, calling them cowards and stating they are only paper tigers without the support of the United States.

The article discusses how many women in Finland encounter financial struggles upon retirement, especially after the death of their spouses, and highlights expert advice on alleviating these issues.

Donald Trump criticized NATO allies, calling them cowards and dismissing the alliance as ineffective without the U.S.

Donald Trump criticized NATO member countries for not supporting the U.S. in its fight against Iran, labeling them as 'paper tigers' and 'cowards.'

Donald Trump criticized NATO for not joining the U.S. in combating Iran, labeling the alliance as 'paper tigers' and 'cowards'.

US President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for not supporting the US in its military efforts against Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, calling the alliance a 'paper tiger'.

Donald Trump criticized NATO countries for not supporting the U.S. in the Strait of Hormuz during the Iran war, stating that without the U.S., NATO is akin to a paper tiger.

Donald Trump criticizes NATO, calling it a 'paper tiger' and accusing its members of cowardice for not assisting the U.S. and Israel in military actions in the Middle East.

Donald Trump criticized NATO, labeling it a 'paper tiger' and its members 'cowards' for not supporting U.S. military efforts against Iran.

U.S. President Donald Trump criticized NATO, asserting that without the U.S., it is ineffective and referred to member nations as cowards for not aiding in military operations in the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump criticized NATO and its members, claiming they would be powerless without U.S. support and labeling them as cowardly for not contributing to efforts against Iran's nuclear armament.

Gold prices have been falling for the third consecutive week, despite increasing risk aversion among investors, impacting the National Bank of Poland's theoretical profits significantly.

A stolen textile artwork by Linda Lasson, taken from the Härnösand Art Hall, has been returned anonymously in a paper bag.

Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the current situation in Sweden and the world, along with the content of the paper on March 19.

Parents in Campinas, Brazil, express serious concerns over the lack of caregivers for children with disabilities in public schools, which has led to many children not attending classes.

Björn Eriksson, spokesperson for the Swedish initiative 'Kontantupproret', advocates for increased cash payments in light of a new law that could require some businesses to accept cash in Sweden.

The article discusses how Soviet occupiers in Estonia not only sought to destroy the population but also aimed to erase cultural memory by burning or destroying books from the independence period.

A research team from Sogang University's Computer Engineering Department has successfully had their paper accepted at the IEEE ICDE 2026 conference, focusing on storage technology advancements.

A Florida man has sued Porsche for selling him a used car that was misrepresented as new.

Russians are experiencing a surge in the purchase of walkie-talkies and paper maps in response to extensive internet outages imposed by authorities.

The article discusses the significant economic role of the African diaspora in local development through a new White Paper that outlines strategies for mobilizing diaspora investments.

The article discusses how to repurpose small leftover soap pieces to create paper soap at home, saving both money and waste.

Morocco has been declared the winner of the African Cup of Nations after Senegal's disqualification due to player misconduct during the final.

Senegal has been declared to have lost the Africa Cup of Nations final to Morocco because of a rule violation that occurred during an incident in the match.

A viral video from Chhattisgarh shows locals easily tearing apart a newly constructed road, raising concerns about construction quality and allegations of corruption.

Air fryers have become popular for their ability to cook crispy food with less oil, but improper use of baking paper can lead to dangerous fires.

A new law in Finland will require digital correspondence from authorities for 1.8 million people starting April 14, 2026, while retaining paper communication as an option for others.

The CAF has awarded the Africa Cup title to Morocco after ruling Senegal's initial victory void due to their withdrawal during the match.

A high school teacher in Taavetti, Finland, shifts from using computers to traditional pen and paper in her classes, resulting in improved focus and deeper student engagement.

The suspension of eight opposition MPs, including seven Congress members, has been lifted following a parliamentary ceasefire, allowing them to return to the Lok Sabha after a disruption caused by a paper-throwing incident.

Two journalists from the Washington Post expressed criticism towards their former employer while announcing their move to a new media outlet, NOTUS.

US President Donald Trump claims that Iran's military capabilities have been significantly weakened following recent US military operations targeting over 7,000 sites in Iran.

Scientists from the Vienna University of Technology have developed the smallest QR code ever, capable of storing 2 terabytes of data on a paper sheet.

The ongoing war in the Middle East is causing unexpected effects, such as a perceived toilet paper shortage in Japan due to rising oil prices and disrupted shipping routes.

Latvia has not completed a single fully equipped shelter despite plans for up to 570, with an increase in funding yet no substantial progress amid ongoing civil defense concerns ignited by the Ukraine war.

A new innovation in laptop design aims to utilize the typically unused wrist area with an e-paper display.

A deal for TikTok's U.S. operations is set to benefit President Donald Trump's administration by $10 billion, with investors expected to act as facilitators in the transaction.

Ana Paula, Jonas, and Leandro face elimination in the latest 'paredão' of BBB 26, following a new dynamic inspired by 'rock, paper, scissors.'

A major cyber fraud related to the Uttar Pradesh police sub-inspector recruitment exam has been uncovered, leading to the arrest of three individuals involved in cheating candidates.

Professor Shimon Sakaguchi of Osaka University discusses the challenges he faced in T-regulatory cell research and the eventual recognition of his work despite initial skepticism.

An unprecedented game dynamic in BBB 26 places three participants directly at risk of elimination during a rock-paper-scissors inspired contest.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro faces dire conditions in a Brooklyn detention center after his arrest on drug and arms trafficking charges.

A fraudster has been arrested in Lucknow for extorting money from candidates by falsely claiming to provide leaked SI recruitment exam papers through Telegram.

The investigation into the Crans-Montana fire that killed 41 young people is focusing on the financial dealings of the Moretti couple, who are suspected of homicide and financial crimes.