Ethan Zhao
Senior Reporter
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South Korea Investigates Jeju Air Crash as Grieving Families Demand Answers: What We Know So far
A Jeju Air plane crash that killed 179 people has shaken South Korea, prompting an exhaustive investigation into the nation's deadliest aviation disaster in decades. The crash occurred on Sunday morning when Flight 7C 2216, en route from Bangkok to Muan International Airport, failed to land safely, ultimately overshooting the runway and erupting in flames. 
A Jeju Air plane crash that killed 179 people has shaken South Korea, prompting an exhaustive investigation into the nation's deadliest aviation disaster in decades. The crash occurred on Sunday morning when Flight 7C 2216, en route from Bangkok to Muan International Airport, failed to land safely, ultimately overshooting the runway and erupting in flames. -
South Korea Probes Deadly Plane Crash That Killed 179, Questions Bird Strike Theory
South Korea is grappling with one of its worst aviation tragedies after a Jeju Air passenger jet crashed and burst into flames at Muan International Airport on Sunday, killing 179 of the 181 people aboard. The crash has prompted an extensive investigation into its causes, with experts questioning initial suggestions that a bird strike might have triggered the catastrophic landing failure. South Korea is grappling with one of its worst aviation tragedies after a Jeju Air passenger jet crashed and burst into flames at Muan International Airport on Sunday, killing 179 of the 181 people aboard. The crash has prompted an extensive investigation into its causes, with experts questioning initial suggestions that a bird strike might have triggered the catastrophic landing failure. -
Jeju Air Flight Turns Deadly: Plane Skids, Explodes in South Korea, Killing 179
The Boeing 737-800 aircraft, unable to deploy its landing gear, skidded off the runway and exploded into a fiery blaze, killing at least 62 people and leaving others unaccounted for, according to South Korea's National Fire Agency. 
The Boeing 737-800 aircraft, unable to deploy its landing gear, skidded off the runway and exploded into a fiery blaze, killing at least 62 people and leaving others unaccounted for, according to South Korea's National Fire Agency. -
China Sentences Driver to Death for Zhuhai Car Attack That Killed 35
A Chinese court on Friday sentenced a 62-year-old man to death for deliberately ramming his car into a crowd at a sports complex in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, last month, killing 35 people and injuring 43 others. The tragedy has drawn widespread attention and scrutiny over public security in China. 
A Chinese court on Friday sentenced a 62-year-old man to death for deliberately ramming his car into a crowd at a sports complex in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, last month, killing 35 people and injuring 43 others. The tragedy has drawn widespread attention and scrutiny over public security in China. -
China’s Sixth-Generation Fighter Emerges While U.S. Struggles to Advance NGAD
China's recent unveiling of advanced stealth fighter jet prototypes has intensified global attention on its growing military capabilities, especially as the U.S. Air Force's Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program faces delays. The developments underscore the evolving dynamics of aerial superiority between the world's two largest military powers. 
China's recent unveiling of advanced stealth fighter jet prototypes has intensified global attention on its growing military capabilities, especially as the U.S. Air Force's Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program faces delays. The developments underscore the evolving dynamics of aerial superiority between the world's two largest military powers. -
Osamu Suzuki, Architect of Suzuki Motor’s Global Success, Dies at 94
Osamu Suzuki, the man who transformed Suzuki Motor from a modest Japanese mini-car manufacturer into a global automotive powerhouse, has died at 94. The company announced that Suzuki passed away on Wednesday due to lymphoma. Over his more than four decades at the helm, Suzuki left an indelible mark on the automotive industry, particularly in emerging markets like India. 
Osamu Suzuki, the man who transformed Suzuki Motor from a modest Japanese mini-car manufacturer into a global automotive powerhouse, has died at 94. The company announced that Suzuki passed away on Wednesday due to lymphoma. Over his more than four decades at the helm, Suzuki left an indelible mark on the automotive industry, particularly in emerging markets like India. -
South Korea Impeaches Acting President Han Duck-soo, Weeks After Yoon’s Martial Law Scandal
South Korea plunged deeper into political uncertainty on Friday as its National Assembly voted to impeach Acting President Han Duck-soo, just weeks after impeaching President Yoon Suk Yeol. The decision marked the first time in the country's history that two leaders have faced impeachment in such rapid succession. 
South Korea plunged deeper into political uncertainty on Friday as its National Assembly voted to impeach Acting President Han Duck-soo, just weeks after impeaching President Yoon Suk Yeol. The decision marked the first time in the country's history that two leaders have faced impeachment in such rapid succession. -
Taiwan's Former Presidential Candidate Ko Wen-je Indicted on Corruption Charges, Could Face 28.5-Year Sentence
Ko Wen-je, a prominent figure in Taiwanese politics and former presidential candidate, has been indicted on multiple corruption charges, marking a significant turn in his political career. The 65-year-old founder of the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) faces accusations of accepting bribes and misappropriating political donations during his tenure as mayor of Taipei and his recent presidential campaign. 
Ko Wen-je, a prominent figure in Taiwanese politics and former presidential candidate, has been indicted on multiple corruption charges, marking a significant turn in his political career. The 65-year-old founder of the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) faces accusations of accepting bribes and misappropriating political donations during his tenure as mayor of Taipei and his recent presidential campaign. -
Alibaba Partners with E-Mart for $4 Billion Push Into South Korean Online Retail
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and South Korean retail giant E-Mart have joined forces to establish a $4 billion e-commerce joint venture in South Korea, a move aimed at solidifying their foothold in one of the world's most dynamic online retail markets. The collaboration will see AliExpress International and Gmarket, a subsidiary of E-Mart, operating under a newly created entity, which will be co-owned equally by the two companies, according to an E-Mart regulatory filing. 
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and South Korean retail giant E-Mart have joined forces to establish a $4 billion e-commerce joint venture in South Korea, a move aimed at solidifying their foothold in one of the world's most dynamic online retail markets. The collaboration will see AliExpress International and Gmarket, a subsidiary of E-Mart, operating under a newly created entity, which will be co-owned equally by the two companies, according to an E-Mart regulatory filing. -
Kim Jong Un Initiated Troop Deployment to Russia as South Korea Detects Signs of More Troops and Drones in Preparation
U.S. intelligence agencies, in a report cited by The New York Times, assert that the move was initiated by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, with Russian President Vladimir Putin accepting the offer promptly. 
U.S. intelligence agencies, in a report cited by The New York Times, assert that the move was initiated by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, with Russian President Vladimir Putin accepting the offer promptly.
