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Washington Urges Europe to Release Emergency Diesel Reserves Amid High Prices (opens the original)
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U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Thursday called on European nations to release their diesel reserves, as the price of the vital fuel continues to soar. Greer, who is hosting G20 trade ministers in Milwaukee, made the comments in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Oct. 1. Greer said that the Trump administration’s view is that this rise in prices is a “one-time spike” rather than “something longer,” adding that “the Europeans, they’re sitting on reserves of diesel, and our sense would
South Korean Lawmaker Calls Zelenskyy’s Reveal of North Korean Prisoner Transfer a Ploy for More Aid (opens the original)
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South Korea’s intelligence agency believes that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s public revelation about North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) being transferred to South Korea was likely a ploy to get more support from Seoul, a South Korean lawmaker said on Sept. 30. Since Zelenskyy’s speech on Sept. 23, South Korea has summoned Ukraine’s acting ambassador to demand an official explanation and apology from Kyiv, which so far has not been forthcoming. South Korea’s National Intelligence S
North Korea Labels DMZ Mine Explosion Incident a ‘Farce’ (opens the original)
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North Korea said a South Korean investigation that blamed Pyongyang for a landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that injured two of Seoul’s troops was “a farce.” On Sept. 30, North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong dismissed the findings as “another provocation” by “military gangsters.” “It is too low and dirty as befitting the tribes of the ROK,” Kim said in a statement published by North Korea’s state-owned Korean Central News Agency (KCNA). She went on to compare the
South Korea Says North Korean Landmine Injured Soldiers in DMZ (opens the original)
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South Korea announced that mines allegedly planted by North Korea detonated in the Demilitarized Zone last week, injuring two of Seoul’s personnel in the buffer zone that divides the two Koreas. South Korean Defense Minister Kang Shin-chul told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that the mines appeared to have been planted in the area as part of Pyongyang’s fortification work near the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), which marks the internationally recognized border between the North and South
Google Challenges EU Orders Requiring It Reveal AI, Search-Engine Information to Rivals (opens the original)
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Alphabet, Google’s parent company, challenged on Monday two European Union orders requiring it to help rivals in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector access its services and to help competing search engines access its search data. Alphabet argued the moves would undermine privacy safeguards and harm European users. The European Commission ordered the American tech company in July to help developers in both spheres use services available through its Gemini AI model under the Digital Markets Ac
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