New Economy: Ato Forson calls for ‘clear break’ with old patterns
Finance Minister Ato Forson told University of Ghana students and faculty the country must build on stabilisation and make a clear break with old patterns.
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Lee to hold 2nd plenary meeting on deregulation this week
President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a cabinet meeting at Cheong Wa Dae, Tuesday. Yonhap President Lee Jae Myung will attend a meeting this week aimed at easing regulations to help nurture advanced industries and ensure balanced development, his office said Tuesday. The second plenary meeting of the regulation rationalization committee will be held Friday…
Israel’s elections 2026 explained in maps and charts | Israel Election 2026 News
Israelis go to the polls on October 27 to elect the 26th Knesset, in the first general vote since the genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and the wars on Lebanon and Iran. Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving prime minister in Israel’s history, with 19 years in office, is seeking another term while standing trial on corruption…
Seoul exhibition brings 6 decades of American artist Lynn Hershman Leeson
A poster for the upcoming exhibition “Lynn Hershman Leeson: First Person Plural.” / Courtesy of Seoul Museum of Art Works by American artist Lynn Hershman Leeson, a pioneer of media art, will be shown in Seoul in her first solo exhibition in Asia, the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA) said Tuesday. Titled “Lynn Hershman Leeson:…
President Mahama reaffirms his commitment to closing the northern infrastructure deficit
“Our fundamental responsibility as a government is to foster a safe, peaceful, and enabling environment—encouraging dialogue at every turn and ensuring that every single community feels protected and valued"
Defense ministry voices ‘grave concern’ over N. Korea heightening border tensions with threats
Defense Minister Kang Shin-chul speaks during a visit to the Marine Corps headquarters in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, Friday. Yonhap The defense ministry on Tuesday expressed “grave concerns” over North Korea escalating border tensions with threats and its criticism of South Korea’s military operations conducted in response to the North’s repeated border intrusions violating the armistice…
US Supreme Court to hear case on race in school admissions | Education News
A group of parents claims local admission policy boosts Black and Latino students while constraining Asian applicants. Published On 20 Oct 202620 Oct 2026 The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case about the role of race in admissions to selective Maryland middle schools after a group of parents claimed policies discriminated…
Trump throws a lifeline to Vladimir Putin
On Friday, President Donald Trump shocked the world by easing sanctions on Russia to allow the sale of Russian diesel fuel to the United States and global markets. He boasted that his action would dramatically reduce the price of diesel fuel for Americans and the rest of the world. Trump’s action is a shameful betrayal…
Seoul stocks extend losses late Tuesday morning amid AI concerns
The benchmark KOSPI, along with other indices, are displayed at Hana Bank’s dealing room in Seoul, Tuesday. Yonhap Seoul stocks were trading sharply lower late Tuesday morning as concerns over investments in the artificial intelligence (AI) value chain sparked a sell-off in major chip shares. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 136.06…