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The US Pentagon is pushing defence companies to accelerate weapons production amid concerns over depleted munitions stockpiles following the Iran war. Officials say the push is part of a broader modernisation effort, while analysts warn replenishing some systems could take years.
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Aluminum extended gains — and touched a seven-week high — after a key alumina producer said it was slashing production, adding to major supply-side disruptions for the metal this year.
U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that the U.S. Navy has "100%" control of the Strait of Hormuz. Markets don't think so.
During the hearing, Goswami posed a hypothetical situation to underline the urgency of the issue, asking whether a woman's home address, accompanied by a rape threat, posted online at 9 pm could be…
Koreans were largely skeptical when President Lee Jae Myung took office last June with the goal of pushing the KOSPI from 2,000 to 5,000. They had reason to be.
KOSPI closed higher Tuesday as strong early-August export data outweighed lingering concerns over AI investment and led gains in major semiconductor shares.
Diversifying demand for coffee drinks has broadened the consumer market in Korea and increased the country’s exports, according to the government, Tuesday.