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IAEA pledges communication with S. Korea over release of Fukushima water

The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, said Friday that his agency will stay in close communication with South Korea and other parties with respect to the disposa...

2021-10-17 10:26:48 KST
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Islamic State suicide bombers attack Shiite mosque in Afghanistan, killing at least 47 people

Suicide bombers have attacked a Shiite mosque in Afghanistan. A Taliban official on Friday said at least 47 were killed and 70 injured. Soon after the blasts, the Islamic State group released a s...

2021-10-16 17:21:11 KST
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U.S. FDA supports Janssen booster shots for recipients aged 18 and up

Advisers to the U.S. FDA have unanimously voted in support of Janssen vaccine booster shots. The advisers on Friday recommended Janssen vaccine recipients aged 18 and up… to get another jab at le...

2021-10-16 17:21:10 KST
U.S. FDA advisers unanimously vote in favor of Moderna COVID booster shots

Health experts in the United States have backed the use of Moderna booster shots for older and high-risk people. A panel of FDA advisers on Thursday unanimously voted in favor of authorizing Moder...

2021-10-15 17:30:04 KST
IMF stresses central banks need to act appropriately if inflation risks become concrete

The International Monetary Fund is urging global policymakers to closely monitor pricing dynamics, and to remain vigilant about inflation. The IMF's warning comes amid global supply chain bo...

2021-10-15 17:29:53 KST
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WFP warns 2°C rise in average global temperature will lead to 189 mil. more people going hungry

The UN's food-assistance branch is warning the Earth faces the possible risk of an exponential increase in hunger fueled by the climate crisis. Ahead of World Food Day on October 16th, the World F...

2021-10-15 17:24:33 KST
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Transnational joint investigation catches suspects behind ransomware 'CLOP' in Ukraine

Members of a criminal organization suspected of spreading malicious ransomware "CLOP" have been caught in Ukraine via a coordinated joint investigation involving Ukrainian police, the FBI and Interpol. ...

2021-10-15 17:21:43 KST
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World News: Shootings in Beirut kill at least 6

Let's take a look at what's going on in 'The World Now'. At least six people were killed and dozens injured, after shots were fired at protestors seeking the removal of a judge investigating Beirut...

2021-10-15 09:49:39 KST
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Taiwan police not ruling out 'human factors' in Kaohsiung fire which left 46 dead

A massive fire engulfed a 13-story residential building in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan on Thursday, killing at least 46 people and leaving at least 41 injured. According to Taiwan's official Central Ne...

2021-10-15 06:00:20 KST
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IMF stresses central banks need to act appropriately if inflation risks become concrete

The International Monetary Fund is urging global policymakers to closely monitor pricing dynamics, and to remain vigilant about inflation. The IMF's warning comes amid global supply chain bottlenec...

2021-10-15 05:33:55 KST
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Japan dissolves parliament, paving way for Oct. 31 polls

The lower house of Japan's parliament was dissolved on Thursday, paving the way for a national election on October 31st. "I hereby dissolve the lower house according to article seven of the Ja...

2021-10-15 05:01:25 KST
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China's September PPI hits record high due to surging coal costs amid power crunch

China’s factory gate inflation rose to a record high last month, due to soaring coal prices amid a nationwide power crunch. The price of goods when they leave the factory, known as the producer price ...

2021-10-14 17:03:36 KST

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IAEA pledges communication with S. Korea over release of Fukushima water

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Islamic State suicide bombers attack Shiite mosque in Afghanistan, killing at least 47 people

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U.S. FDA supports Janssen booster shots for recipients aged 18 and up

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U.S. FDA advisers unanimously vote in favor of Moderna COVID booster shots

Health experts in the United States have backed the use of Moderna booster shots for older and high-risk people. A panel of FDA advisers on Thursday unanimously voted in favor of authorizing Moder...

IMF stresses central banks need to act appropriately if inflation risks become concrete

The International Monetary Fund is urging global policymakers to closely monitor pricing dynamics, and to remain vigilant about inflation. The IMF's warning comes amid global supply chain bo...

WFP warns 2°C rise in average global temperature will lead to 189 mil. more people going hungry

The UN's food-assistance branch is warning the Earth faces the possible risk of an exponential increase in hunger fueled by the climate crisis. Ahead of World Food Day on October 16th, the World F...

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Members of a criminal organization suspected of spreading malicious ransomware "CLOP" have been caught in Ukraine via a coordinated joint investigation involving Ukrainian police, the FBI and Interpol. ...

World News: Shootings in Beirut kill at least 6

Let's take a look at what's going on in 'The World Now'. At least six people were killed and dozens injured, after shots were fired at protestors seeking the removal of a judge investigating Beirut...

Taiwan police not ruling out 'human factors' in Kaohsiung fire which left 46 dead

A massive fire engulfed a 13-story residential building in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan on Thursday, killing at least 46 people and leaving at least 41 injured. According to Taiwan's official Central Ne...

IMF stresses central banks need to act appropriately if inflation risks become concrete

The International Monetary Fund is urging global policymakers to closely monitor pricing dynamics, and to remain vigilant about inflation. The IMF's warning comes amid global supply chain bottlenec...

Japan dissolves parliament, paving way for Oct. 31 polls

The lower house of Japan's parliament was dissolved on Thursday, paving the way for a national election on October 31st. "I hereby dissolve the lower house according to article seven of the Ja...

China's September PPI hits record high due to surging coal costs amid power crunch

China’s factory gate inflation rose to a record high last month, due to soaring coal prices amid a nationwide power crunch. The price of goods when they leave the factory, known as the producer price ...

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