North Korea Launches More Trash Balloons Toward South, Heightening Tensions

North Korea Launches More Trash Balloons Toward South, Heightening Tensions

North Korea's ongoing balloon campaign, sending trash-laden balloons across the border into South Korea, continues to escalate tensions, prompting heightened alertness and concerns in the region.


Chinese Spacecraft Lands on Moon's Far Side to Collect Samples in Space Race with US

A Chinese spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon's far side to collect rock samples, marking the latest move in the growing space rivalry with the US.

Google Launches Umoja Fiber Optic Cable Connecting Australia with Africa

Google has unveiled Umoja, its fiber optic cable directly connecting Australia with Africa, with the terrestrial portion of the route from Kenya to South Africa already complete.

Israel Lifts Gaza Food Sales Ban as Government Faces Condemnation Over Rafah Airstrikes: Report

Israel has recently lifted its ban on food sales to Gaza from the country and the occupied West Bank.


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