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Shocking Car Fire on Seoul-Munsan Expressway: What Happened and Why No One Was Hurt

Shocking Car Fire on Seoul-Munsan Expressway: What Happened and Why No One Was Hurt

A car fire broke out near the Sarihyun Interchange on the Seoul-Munsan Expressway on June 22, 2025. Fortunately, the driver escaped safely, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the cause.

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Jun 22, 2025
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie’s Stark Warning: Trump’s Iran Strike Could Cost Republicans the House

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie’s Stark Warning: Trump’s Iran Strike Could Cost Republicans the House

Rep. Thomas Massie’s criticism of Trump’s Iran strike exposes a deep GOP divide, warning that bypassing Congress could lead to Republican losses in the 2026 midterms. The controversy has sparked fierce debate on constitutional authority, foreign policy, and the future of party unity.

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Jun 22, 2025
How Much Damage Did the US Really Do to Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Facility? 'Total Obliteration' vs 'Surface Scars'

How Much Damage Did the US Really Do to Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Facility? 'Total Obliteration' vs 'Surface Scars'

After the US launched a major airstrike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility with bunker-buster bombs, Washington claims total destruction, while Tehran insists only surface damage occurred. The real impact—and what it means for the region—remains hotly debated.

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Jun 22, 2025
President Lee Jae-myung’s NATO Summit No-Show: Domestic Priorities and Middle East Turmoil Shape Korea’s Diplomatic Path

President Lee Jae-myung’s NATO Summit No-Show: Domestic Priorities and Middle East Turmoil Shape Korea’s Diplomatic Path

President Lee Jae-myung has decided not to attend the 2025 NATO summit in The Hague, prioritizing urgent domestic issues and escalating Middle East tensions. The move has sparked intense debate in Korean politics and online communities, reflecting the complex balance Korea must strike between global alliances and regional stability.

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Jun 22, 2025
President Lee Jae-myung’s NATO Summit Absence: Political Storm in Korea and What It Means for Global Diplomacy

President Lee Jae-myung’s NATO Summit Absence: Political Storm in Korea and What It Means for Global Diplomacy

President Lee Jae-myung's decision to skip the NATO summit has sparked heated debate in Korea, with critics warning of diplomatic setbacks and supporters citing domestic and Middle Eastern crises. This article explores the controversy, political reactions, and cultural context behind the move.

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Jun 22, 2025
Gyeonggi Women and Family Foundation Unveils Vision 2035: Building a Happier, Gender-Equal Future

Gyeonggi Women and Family Foundation Unveils Vision 2035: Building a Happier, Gender-Equal Future

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Gyeonggi Women and Family Foundation has announced its Vision 2035, aiming to create a more gender-equal and family-friendly Gyeonggi Province. The foundation reflects on past achievements and sets new goals for the next decade.

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Jun 22, 2025
Iran’s Foreign Minister Rushes to Moscow: High-Stakes Meeting with Putin After U.S. Strikes

Iran’s Foreign Minister Rushes to Moscow: High-Stakes Meeting with Putin After U.S. Strikes

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, signaling a pivotal moment in regional diplomacy and global power dynamics.

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Jun 22, 2025
Sinkhole Shock in Incheon: 50cm Wide Collapse in Apartment Parking Lot – No Injuries Reported

Sinkhole Shock in Incheon: 50cm Wide Collapse in Apartment Parking Lot – No Injuries Reported

On June 22, a 50cm wide, 1m deep sinkhole appeared in an apartment parking lot in Incheon, causing a car's front wheel to fall in. No injuries were reported, and authorities quickly secured the area. The incident has sparked online debate about urban safety and infrastructure in South Korea.

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Jun 22, 2025
South Korea Races to Protect Its Citizens Amid Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict: Inside the Emergency Evacuations

South Korea Races to Protect Its Citizens Amid Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict: Inside the Emergency Evacuations

With over 530 South Koreans in Iran and Israel, the government has launched urgent evacuation missions and heightened travel advisories as military tensions escalate. This blog explores the dramatic rescues, community reactions, and what global fans should know about Korea’s crisis response.

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Jun 22, 2025
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