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Iran steps up Hormuz surveillance: Attacks soar, oil flows crash again | US-Israel war on Iran News

Iran’s military said it has expanded its surveillance of the Strait of Hormuz by deploying new units to target ships, amid a desperate tussle between Tehran and Washington to control the waterway, among the world’s most important passages for energy transport. With the United States naval blockade of Iran’s southern ports in place and sanctions…

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[INTERVIEW] ‘Train to Busan’ director builds low-budget paradise to test human existence

Director Yeon Sang-ho / Courtesy of CJ ENM Director Yeon Sang-ho said his latest low-budget psychological thriller “Paradise Lost” explores human identity, the double-edged nature of filling a loss and a story written by his mother. The director explained that the movie uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to examine human existence and emotional boundaries, rather…

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Embassies express concern over foreign ministry’s Sejong relocation plan

A sign for Daesagwan-ro is seen in Hannam-dong, Yongsan District, Seoul, Wednesday. The street’s name — “daesagwan,” which means embassy in Korean — reflects the neighborhood’s concentration of foreign diplomatic missions and ambassadorial residences. Yonhap Foreign embassies in Seoul are quietly monitoring the Korean government’s plan to relocate the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Sejong,…

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