04.12.2024 8:07 The authorities in Pennsylvania said they had been searching the sinkhole for the 64-year-old woman, and would continue until she is found.04.12.2024 8:09 In mehreren Songs teilt Rapper Eminem heftig gegen seine Mutter aus. Sie wehrte sich juristisch und mit einer Autobiografie. Erst ... 04.12.2024 8:17 Deux propositions de loi ont été adoptées dans la nuit de mercredi par les députés, l’une pour le remboursement intégral des fauteuils roulants, l’autre visant à simplifier la vie des parents d’enfants atteints de handicap. Elles doivent encore être examinées par le Sénat.04.12.2024 8:38 Pete Hegseth soll bald das Pentagon leiten. Doch die Zweifel an der Eignung des TV-Moderators werden lauter. Nun könnte Donald ... 04.12.2024 8:45 The Korean government has announced that it will inject "unlimited" liquidity into finical markets for long as necessary. 04.12.2024 8:59 They are costly, labor-intensive and seemingly dated, but cultural organizations say black-tie dinners remain essential to pleasing donors and paying the bills.04.12.2024 9:0004.12.2024 9:08 The United States unveiled Tuesday its official mascot for next year's World Expo in the Japanese city of Osaka, with officials saying it represents "imagination and innovation."
The star-shaped pavilion mascot is named Spark and its design is inspired by American symbols and motifs, such as the national flag's stars and stripes.
Read full story here04.12.2024 9:08 Opposition Democratic party lawmakers call on Yoon Suk Yeol to resign immediately or they would seek his impeachmentFull report: Yoon Suk Yeol faces calls to resign after martial law shockExplainer: what happened and what comes next?Only becoming a democracy in the late 1980s, military intervention in civilian affairs remains a touchy subject in South Korea.Yoon’s sudden declaration last night marked the first time martial law had been enacted in the country in more than four decades.President Yoon is facing mounting calls to step down after he declared martial law in a surprise, late-night address on Tuesday, a severe measure he said was necessary to safeguard the country’s liberal democracy from “anti-state forces” and “threats posed by North Korea”. Within hours Yoon had backtracked, saying that troops would return to their barracks and the order would be lifted after a cabinet meeting.The main opposition Democratic party has said it will attempt to impeach Yoon if he refuses to tender his resignation immediately. Even Yoon’s own aides have offered to resign “en masse”.Yoon’s martial law order included a six-point decree that banned political activities and parties, “false propaganda”, strikes and “gatherings that incite social unrest”. The order also brought all media outlets under the authority of martial law and directed all medical staff, including striking doctors, to return to work within 48 hours.The move was met with vociferous condemnation and widely defied. Despite the deployment of helicopters on the roof of the parliament building, 190 lawmakers managed to enter the building and proceeded to unanimously vote to reject Yoon’s declaration and call for martial law to be lifted. On the streets, hundreds protested, and chanted for the president to be arrested.To successfully impeach Yoon, a two-thirds majority is required in the legislature.Opposition parties together control 192 of the 300 seats in the national assembly, so would need lawmakers from Yoon’s own party to join them.This the first time that martial law has been declared in South Korea in more than four decades, alarming allies. The United States, which stations nearly 30,000 troops in South Korea to protect it from the nuclear-armed North, initially voiced deep concern at the declaration, then relief that martial law was over. The UK Foreign Office’s minister for the Indo-Pacific, Catherine West, issued a statement, calling for “a peaceful resolution to the situation, in accordance with the law and the constitution of the Republic of Korea”.To many watching from outside, the sudden political chaos appears to have come out of nowhere. But inside South Korea, Democratic party lawmaker Kim Min-seok had warned in recent months that Yoon was gearing up to declare martial law. Korea analysts say concerns had grown after several key military positions, related to defence, counterintelligence, and information on North Korea had been filled by individuals who graduated from the same school as the president. Opposition figures such as Kim suggested these figures could play a critical role in enforcing martial law in a contingency. Continue reading... ... 04.12.2024 9:14 Im US-Staat Pennsylvania hat sich eine Frau auf die Suche nach ihrer vermissten Katze gemacht – und gilt seitdem selbst als ... 04.12.2024 9:16 Mehr Arbeitsbelastung, weniger voll ausgebildete Fachkräfte – zwei Studien zeichnen ein düsteres Bild der Kinderbetreuung in ... 04.12.2024 9:26 This comes after President-elect Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attended a memorial for fallen law enforcement officers Tuesday in Florida.04.12.2024 9:27 Son camp exige des comptes, l’opposition veut le destituer, et la plus importante intersyndicale du pays a appelé à une «grève générale illimitée» jusqu’à son départ.04.12.2024 12:00 November was Ukraine’s worst month since September 2022 for territory lost to Russian forces. These charts and maps show the latest developments in the warUkraine lost an area equivalent to the size of New York City to Russian forces in November – the worst monthly figure for Ukrainian defenders since September 2022.After the full-scale invasion in February 2022, Russia gained ground quickly before being pushed back in a Ukrainian counteroffensive. Last year, with the conflict mostly at a stalemate, Institute for the Study of War (ISW) data shows that Russian forces took 2,233 sq km (862 sq miles) of territory. Already in 2024 they have taken about 2,656 sq km. Continue reading... ... 04.12.2024 12:10 A small but increasingly influential Japanese opposition party decided Wednesday to suspend its leader, Yuichiro Tamaki, for three months following a media report about an extramarital affair.
Tamaki said he accepted the decision made by the Democratic Party for the People, which quadrupled its seats to 28 in the 465-member House of Representatives in the Oct. 27 general election. But he ruled out stepping down as party chief.
Read full story here04.12.2024 12:30 December may have triggered the thawing of Mariah Carey, but stocks are beginning the month chilly, though unlikely they'll remain in permafrost this month. 04.12.2024 12:31 The Korean government has announced that it will inject "unlimited" liquidity into finical markets for long as necessary. 04.12.2024 13:05 Steven Bartlett, a U.K. entrepreneur and podcaster, questioned whether the country had the risk appetite to capitalize on crypto's "generational opportunity."04.12.2024 13:16 Former Japan midfielder Junichi Inamoto, a scorer of two goals at the 2002 World Cup and the first player from the country to play and net in the English top flight with Fulham, announced his retirement Wednesday.
The 45-year-old played at three straight World Cups, starting with the 2002 tournament, when he scored for the cohosts in a 2-2 opening draw with Belgium and then netted the winner in a 1-0 victory over Russia, Japan's first triumph at a World Cup.
Read full story here04.12.2024 14:08 Journalists criticized the president’s attempt to place the press under military control, hardened by years of challenges to press freedoms by the country’s political leaders.04.12.2024 15:00 The Soviet regime killed a generation of literary artists in the 1930s. Their legacy is being reclaimed as Ukraine fights to preserve its cultural heritage.04.12.2024 15:00 President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter has earned plenty of criticism — and most of it, even the harsh partisan-tinged kind of criticism, has real merit.04.12.2024 15:00 He may have wanted to be an actor without being a celebrity. But then he turned his fame into its own kind of performance.04.12.2024 15:00 The outgoing transportation secretary talks about his record of holding airlines accountable, what might come next and whether to check a bag. (No.)04.12.2024 15:02 The Supreme Court is hearing a legal challenge on Wednesday to the state’s ban on several forms of medical care for transgender youth.04.12.2024 15:02 It’s bossa nova and samba, but so much more — funky, soulful and esoteric. Listen to these songs chosen by Joyce Moreno, Marcos Valle, Amaro Freitas and more lovers of Brazilian rhythms.04.12.2024 15:04 The school is one of higher education’s biggest supporters of D.E.I. Now it’s considering a new approach as critics question the program’s success and impact on campus life.04.12.2024 15:04 We’re increasingly becoming a society where very wealthy people get human care, like concierge medicine and private schools with tiny class sizes.04.12.2024 15:26 Connor Sports, in the tiny mill town of Amasa, Mich., is one of the leading makers of hardwood floors for top professional and college teams.04.12.2024 15:39 Post-pandemic fiscal rules are putting pressure on even the most hawkish EU members in the euro zone.04.12.2024 16:00 Trump transition officials are exploring the possibility of building immigrant detention facilities on a plot of land recently purchased by the state of Texas.04.12.2024 16:09 The U.S. Space Force on Wednesday launched a unit at Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo, with the aim of strengthening space defense and bilateral deterrence capabilities.
During the activation ceremony at the U.S. base, Brig. Gen. Anthony Mastalir, commander of U.S. Space Forces Indo-Pacific, said as countries like North Korea, Russia and China threaten the stability of the Indo-Pacific region, "U.S. Space Forces Japan will serve as the focal point for deepening collaboration and synchronization between the United States and Japan in national security."
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The authorities in Pennsylvania said they had been searching the sinkhole for the 64-year-old woman, and would continue until she is found.
In mehreren Songs teilt Rapper Eminem heftig gegen seine Mutter aus. Sie wehrte sich juristisch und mit einer Autobiografie. Erst ... 
Deux propositions de loi ont été adoptées dans la nuit de mercredi par les députés, l’une pour le remboursement intégral des fauteuils roulants, l’autre visant à simplifier la vie des parents d’enfants atteints de handicap. Elles doivent encore être examinées par le Sénat.
Pete Hegseth soll bald das Pentagon leiten. Doch die Zweifel an der Eignung des TV-Moderators werden lauter. Nun könnte Donald ... 
They are costly, labor-intensive and seemingly dated, but cultural organizations say black-tie dinners remain essential to pleasing donors and paying the bills.
The United States unveiled Tuesday its official mascot for next year's World Expo in the Japanese city of Osaka, with officials saying it represents "imagination and innovation."
The star-shaped pavilion mascot is named Spark and its design is inspired by American symbols and motifs, such as the national flag's stars and stripes.
Read full story here
Opposition Democratic party lawmakers call on Yoon Suk Yeol to resign immediately or they would seek his impeachmentFull report: Yoon Suk Yeol faces calls to resign after martial law shockExplainer: what happened and what comes next?Only becoming a democracy in the late 1980s, military intervention in civilian affairs remains a touchy subject in South Korea.Yoon’s sudden declaration last night marked the first time martial law had been enacted in the country in more than four decades.President Yoon is facing mounting calls to step down after he declared martial law in a surprise, late-night address on Tuesday, a severe measure he said was necessary to safeguard the country’s liberal democracy from “anti-state forces” and “threats posed by North Korea”. Within hours Yoon had backtracked, saying that troops would return to their barracks and the order would be lifted after a cabinet meeting.The main opposition Democratic party has said it will attempt to impeach Yoon if he refuses to tender his resignation immediately. Even Yoon’s own aides have offered to resign “en masse”.Yoon’s martial law order included a six-point decree that banned political activities and parties, “false propaganda”, strikes and “gatherings that incite social unrest”. The order also brought all media outlets under the authority of martial law and directed all medical staff, including striking doctors, to return to work within 48 hours.The move was met with vociferous condemnation and widely defied. Despite the deployment of helicopters on the roof of the parliament building, 190 lawmakers managed to enter the building and proceeded to unanimously vote to reject Yoon’s declaration and call for martial law to be lifted. On the streets, hundreds protested, and chanted for the president to be arrested.To successfully impeach Yoon, a two-thirds majority is required in the legislature.Opposition parties together control 192 of the 300 seats in the national assembly, so would need lawmakers from Yoon’s own party to join them.This the first time that martial law has been declared in South Korea in more than four decades, alarming allies. The United States, which stations nearly 30,000 troops in South Korea to protect it from the nuclear-armed North, initially voiced deep concern at the declaration, then relief that martial law was over. The UK Foreign Office’s minister for the Indo-Pacific, Catherine West, issued a statement, calling for “a peaceful resolution to the situation, in accordance with the law and the constitution of the Republic of Korea”.To many watching from outside, the sudden political chaos appears to have come out of nowhere. But inside South Korea, Democratic party lawmaker Kim Min-seok had warned in recent months that Yoon was gearing up to declare martial law. Korea analysts say concerns had grown after several key military positions, related to defence, counterintelligence, and information on North Korea had been filled by individuals who graduated from the same school as the president. Opposition figures such as Kim suggested these figures could play a critical role in enforcing martial law in a contingency. Continue reading... ... 
Im US-Staat Pennsylvania hat sich eine Frau auf die Suche nach ihrer vermissten Katze gemacht – und gilt seitdem selbst als ... 
Mehr Arbeitsbelastung, weniger voll ausgebildete Fachkräfte – zwei Studien zeichnen ein düsteres Bild der Kinderbetreuung in ... 
This comes after President-elect Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attended a memorial for fallen law enforcement officers Tuesday in Florida.
Son camp exige des comptes, l’opposition veut le destituer, et la plus importante intersyndicale du pays a appelé à une «grève générale illimitée» jusqu’à son départ.
November was Ukraine’s worst month since September 2022 for territory lost to Russian forces. These charts and maps show the latest developments in the warUkraine lost an area equivalent to the size of New York City to Russian forces in November – the worst monthly figure for Ukrainian defenders since September 2022.After the full-scale invasion in February 2022, Russia gained ground quickly before being pushed back in a Ukrainian counteroffensive. Last year, with the conflict mostly at a stalemate, Institute for the Study of War (ISW) data shows that Russian forces took 2,233 sq km (862 sq miles) of territory. Already in 2024 they have taken about 2,656 sq km. Continue reading... ... 
A small but increasingly influential Japanese opposition party decided Wednesday to suspend its leader, Yuichiro Tamaki, for three months following a media report about an extramarital affair.
Tamaki said he accepted the decision made by the Democratic Party for the People, which quadrupled its seats to 28 in the 465-member House of Representatives in the Oct. 27 general election. But he ruled out stepping down as party chief.
Read full story here
Former Japan midfielder Junichi Inamoto, a scorer of two goals at the 2002 World Cup and the first player from the country to play and net in the English top flight with Fulham, announced his retirement Wednesday.
The 45-year-old played at three straight World Cups, starting with the 2002 tournament, when he scored for the cohosts in a 2-2 opening draw with Belgium and then netted the winner in a 1-0 victory over Russia, Japan's first triumph at a World Cup.
Read full story here
Journalists criticized the president’s attempt to place the press under military control, hardened by years of challenges to press freedoms by the country’s political leaders.
The Soviet regime killed a generation of literary artists in the 1930s. Their legacy is being reclaimed as Ukraine fights to preserve its cultural heritage.
President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter has earned plenty of criticism — and most of it, even the harsh partisan-tinged kind of criticism, has real merit.
The outgoing transportation secretary talks about his record of holding airlines accountable, what might come next and whether to check a bag. (No.)
The Supreme Court is hearing a legal challenge on Wednesday to the state’s ban on several forms of medical care for transgender youth.
The school is one of higher education’s biggest supporters of D.E.I. Now it’s considering a new approach as critics question the program’s success and impact on campus life.
Connor Sports, in the tiny mill town of Amasa, Mich., is one of the leading makers of hardwood floors for top professional and college teams.
Trump transition officials are exploring the possibility of building immigrant detention facilities on a plot of land recently purchased by the state of Texas.
The U.S. Space Force on Wednesday launched a unit at Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo, with the aim of strengthening space defense and bilateral deterrence capabilities.
During the activation ceremony at the U.S. base, Brig. Gen. Anthony Mastalir, commander of U.S. Space Forces Indo-Pacific, said as countries like North Korea, Russia and China threaten the stability of the Indo-Pacific region, "U.S. Space Forces Japan will serve as the focal point for deepening collaboration and synchronization between the United States and Japan in national security."
Read full story here