
President Lee's Approval Among Voters in Their 20s Drops to 25%, a New Low
President Lee's approval rating among voters in their 20s fell to 25%, a record low, amid fallout from a controversial appointment.
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President Lee's approval rating among voters in their 20s fell to 25%, a record low, amid fallout from a controversial appointment.

US envoys Kushner and Witkoff arrive in Kyiv for first-ever visit after frank talks with Putin.

TimesLIVE reports Inseta is hit by internal discord over alleged double-dipping practices.

Konstantin Chaykin’s new SC02C mechanical chronograph is space-tested, per Monochrome Watches.

Persib Bandung defeated PSM Makassar 3-1 at GBLA Stadium, according to reports.

The Economist says war over the Falklands is unlikely, despite rising tensions and oil exploration.

Irish judge dismisses five TV licence summonses after authorities failed to show televisions were in homes.

Canada and U.S. trade negotiations hit an impasse, with officials blaming failed communication and shifting red lines.

Andrzej Poczobut says he is heading home to Belarus, according to WP Wiadomości.

A couple in Norway is planning their wedding following a cancer battle, according to seher.no.

La Cure Waves and Orlando Pirates are level at halftime in their CAF Champions League qualifier in Mauritius.

A nurse in Paris had his bag stolen while performing CPR on a stranger in the street, per reports.

NASA reportedly wants Pluto reinstated as a planet, reviving the debate over its 2006 demotion.

Germany's AfD may lead a state government after upcoming elections, a historic first since the Nazi era.

Arsenal face Chelsea today with Odegaard available, but Saka out of the squad.

SMH.com.au explains how declining home values can create a new mortgage prison and offers ways to escape.

Nokia relaunches the classic 1100 handset with a new feature that lets users charge other phones.

Brazil holds world's second-largest rare earth reserves; Senate approves national policy for critical minerals.

Kim Seung-won rejects Han Dong-hoon's leaked audio claims, calling them a political attack.

IGAD says Ethiopia is building globally competitive AI capabilities as it moves toward a regional framework.

Five people are in custody in Kariba over a string of armed robberies, per NewZimbabwe.com.

Lilian and Joris face lost dreams after cancer, carrying grief together, per RTL.nl.

Residents in France are petitioning health authorities over the spread of tiger mosquitoes beyond city limits, France 3 reports.

A university professor has filed a complaint against Okinawa gubernatorial candidate Koga over alleged election law violations, per Yahoo! Japan.
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