Pentagon confirms three American deaths in Iran war
The Pentagon has confirmed the deaths of three American service members in the ongoing military operations against Iran, marking the first casualties in this conflict.
Is Europe, the world’s geopolitical punching bag, ready to hit back at the US and China?
The article discusses Europe's potential response to geopolitical pressures from the US and China, suggesting that it might be preparing to retaliate against economic threats.
As US names official for Tibet policy, is it eyeing China, its minority groups or trade?
The US has appointed a new official to oversee its Tibet policy, coinciding with strategic interests regarding China and Tibetan heritage.
Prime Minister Kim directs, "Continuously verify the safety of citizens residing in the Middle East" in response to attacks on Iran
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has ordered urgent measures to ensure the safety of citizens and nationals in the Middle East amid rising military tensions due to the US-Israel attacks on Iran.
Strikes on Iran: a member of BRICS, South Africa remains measured and calls for de-escalation
South Africa calls for de-escalation following US and Israeli strikes on Iran, emphasizing diplomatic solutions.
Although the Urgent Fire was Extinguished by Exporting Maps... Trump’s 'Trade Law Section 301' Still Looms
South Korea's government has conditionally permitted the export of high-precision maps, likely under pressure from the U.S. government ahead of potential tariff increases, but experts warn that American pressure will continue.
Cheers for the Downfall of Iran's Government Suppressing Human Rights... Calls to Stop US Attacks
A family from South Korea faced chaos at Doha International Airport due to flight disruptions caused by US and Israeli attacks on Iran, which also had implications for travelers in the region.
Government to Monitor Iranian Strikes for 24 Hours... Considering Release of Strategic Oil Reserves
The South Korean government is closely monitoring the impacts of US-Israeli strikes in Iran on domestic and international financial and energy markets.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas on Saturday, February 28, 2026
The article discusses recent escalations in military conflicts involving Iran, Israel, and the US, detailing various attacks and casualties reported in the region.
Emirates and Qatar Airways Flights to South America Affected by Attacks in the Middle East
U.S. combat operations in Iran have disrupted commercial flights from Middle Eastern airlines to South America, affecting routes by Emirates and Qatar Airways.
Why US money may not be enough to break China’s rare earths dominance
The U.S. is attempting to challenge China's supremacy in rare earth minerals by investing significantly in Africa, yet experts caution that financial investment alone may not suffice.
Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei Confirmed Dead as US, Israel Strikes Enter Second Day
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been reported dead amidst ongoing US and Israeli military strikes in the region, prompting significant unrest and retaliatory threats from Iranian military forces.
Taiwan is buying expensive US weapons systems, but are they the right ones?
Taiwan's significant acquisitions of US military weapons systems face scrutiny over their appropriateness and effectiveness against perceived threats from China.
US and Israel's Attacks: Ministry of Industry to Monitor Situation Closely
The South Korean Ministry of Industry convened an emergency meeting to assess the economic impacts of the US and Israel's attacks on Iran, focusing on energy supply and domestic industries.
US attacks Iran... Government calls for efforts to ease tension
The South Korean government has urged all parties involved to work towards reducing regional tensions amidst escalating military actions by the US and Israel against Iran.
US-Israel strike on Iran begins ‘major combat operations’, Trump says in video
US President Donald Trump announced the commencement of major combat operations against Iran, following Israeli officials' statements about pre-emptive strikes aimed at protecting Israel from Iranian threats.
Taipei must break free of its abusive relationship with Washington
The article argues that Taiwan should recognize and distance itself from the unreliable and exploitative nature of its relationship with the United States under President Trump.
The US and South Korean military will hold joint exercises
The upcoming joint military exercises 'Freedom Shield' by the US and South Korea are scheduled from March 9 to 19 amidst North Korean tensions and a significant political conference.
China scours for bargaining chips to put on Trump-Xi summit table: sources
Chinese government departments are preparing for potential demands from President Trump ahead of the upcoming Trump-Xi summit.
Trump’s tariff setback could spark surge in Chinese imports to US: analysts
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision against Trump's emergency tariff powers may lead to increased Chinese imports as businesses prepare for potential changes in tariffs.
China tells citizens to get out of Iran ‘as soon as possible’ as US strike fears grow
The Chinese government has advised its citizens to leave Iran immediately due to escalating security risks amid rising tensions between the US and Iran.
Global debt soars by US$29 trillion as US, China drive rapid build-up: report
Global debt reached a record high in 2025, increasing by US$29 trillion, largely propelled by investments from the US and China.
Why Beijing’s US$4.5 billion Niger-Benin oil pipeline is being attacked by rebels
The Niger-Benin oil pipeline, backed by China, is under attack from rebels, prompting warnings for Chinese nationals in the region.
Reuters: The US will accept 4,500 white South Africans per month as refugees
Washington plans to process up to 4,500 applications from white South Africans monthly under a refugee protection program, exceeding the stated refugee cap.
US must be able to ‘turn around and punch’ in space as China boosts satellites: general
The head of US Space Force Combat Forces Command warns that the US needs to enhance its space capabilities to keep up with China's rapid satellite expansion, which now includes 1,900 satellites.
Google's Approval for Exporting 'High-Precision Maps' Reduces US-Korea Trade Frictions, But...
The South Korean government has approved the export of high-precision maps demanded by American tech companies, which may influence trade negotiations between the US and Korea.
Government Grants Conditional Approval for Google to Export Maps, Using it as Leverage Against U.S. Tariff Increases
The South Korean government has conditionally approved the export of high-precision maps to Google, responding to pressure from the U.S. amid increased tariff threats.
[News analysis] Behind split strategies, Kim Jong-un stays focused on regime security, advancement
North Korea's recent strategies emphasize regime security through nuclear armament and severing ties with South Korea, while also hinting at the necessity of managing relations with the US for development.
The Greek Shipyards on the World Map – How We Reached the Agreement
A significant cooperation agreement was signed between Greece's ONEX Shipyards and South Korea's Hanwha Power Systems, emphasizing a new trilateral partnership involving the US, Greece, and South Korea.
South Korea and the US reduce joint exercises to 22 outdoor maneuvers in March... "Strengthening overall preparedness"
South Korea and the US have agreed to conduct 22 outdoor maneuver exercises during next month’s 'Freedom Shield' exercises, which is less than half compared to last year’s 51.
The Foreign Ministry confirms that the U.S. is open to unconditional dialogue with North Korea
The South Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed the U.S. stance on open dialogue with North Korea, although no new negotiations are currently being prepared.
North Korea launches a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan; the seventh in two weeks
North Korea has conducted its seventh ballistic missile launch into the Sea of Japan in two weeks, citing self-defense against U.S. military presence in the region.
Europe is ready for strategic autonomy, but at what cost?
The article discusses Europe's need to regain competitiveness and achieve strategic autonomy in the face of lagging behind the US and China in technology and manufacturing.
US presses Syria to shift from Chinese telecoms systems, cites threat to national security
The US has urged Syria to abandon Chinese telecom technology, citing national security concerns and the potential conflict with US interests.
Former US Air Force fighter pilot accused of secretly training Chinese military
A former US Air Force fighter pilot has been arrested for allegedly training Chinese military pilots without authorization, raising national security concerns.
Kim Jong-un does not mention China or Russia at the party congress – Insights into North Korea’s foreign policy from Toshiji Hiraiwa
Kim Jong-un's recent remarks at the party congress exclude mentions of China and Russia, focusing more on a pragmatic approach towards South Korea and implying a cautious stance in relation to the U.S.
China cannot replace US, Carney’s Conservative rival warns
Canada's Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre warns against viewing China as a substitute for the US in trade relations and criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's outreach to Beijing.
New nuclear control agreement should include US, Russia and China: Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizes the importance of including China in a nuclear control agreement with the US and Russia, highlighting the 'strategic stability' in US-China relations as the Trump-Xi summit approaches.
Did Kim Jong Un Warn the US-South Korea through Military Parade? See
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has issued a warning to the US and South Korea by showcasing military strength and nuclear capabilities during a grand military parade.
Trump-Xi summit preparations falter as planning gaps unsettle Beijing
Preparations for the upcoming summit between Trump and Xi are facing significant challenges due to inadequate planning and cultural differences.
Leaving room for dialogue with the US administration, North Korea emphasizes 'hostile' relations with South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un highlighted a willingness for dialogue with the US while reinforcing 'hostile' relations with South Korea during the recently held Workers' Party Congress.
Kim Jong-un's Diverging Strategies Toward the South and the US, and Nuclear Policy... The Key Phrase is 'Safety and Development of the North Korean Regime'
Kim Jong-un emphasizes the necessity of nuclear armament and erecting barriers between North and South Korea while hinting at the future need to reconcile with the US for North Korea's development.
China-EU trade ties are at a crossroads. Could tech bridge the divide?
China-EU trade relations are facing challenges, but technology could offer a pathway for cooperation amid rising US-China tensions.
USFK denies apologizing to Seoul for standoff with Chinese jets
US Forces Korea denies that its commander apologized to South Korean military leaders regarding a recent standoff with Chinese fighter jets, clarifying that advance notification was given.
[Editorial] Clarification and accountability needed on USFK standoff with Chinese jets
The editorial discusses the need for accountability following a standoff between US and Chinese fighter jets, emphasizing the role of South Korean military communication in the incident.
Kim Jong-un calls South Korea ‘eternal enemy’ but keeps door open to US talks
North Korea's Kim Jong-un declared South Korea its 'eternal enemy' while maintaining an openness to engage in talks with the United States.
Kim Jong Un: 'Recognize the nuclear power status,' the message to the US – Closes the door on South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced intentions to expand the country's nuclear arsenal while calling on the United States to acknowledge North Korea's nuclear strength.
North Korea views South Korea as 'eternal enemy' while keeping 'conditional talks' open with the US: why selective diplomacy?
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has declared South Korea an eternal enemy while signaling openness for conditional dialogue with the United States following a significant Party Congress meeting.
Kim Jong Un says he could get along well with the US, but rejects South Korea
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un expresses willingness to improve relations with the US while denouncing South Korea as its enemy.
Milestone agreement between ONEX and Hanwha
A significant cooperation agreement was signed between ONEX Shipyards & Technologies and South Korea's Hanwha Power Systems to enhance energy security and expand collaboration in the energy and shipbuilding sectors.