"IRS" · 총 11,567건
필터 보기현재 지수
49.4
0 = 부정 우세
50 = 중립
100 = 긍정 우세
최근 7일 기준 78,756건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 49.4(균형)입니다. 긍정 9,578건(12.2%)·중립 56,856건(72.2%)·부정 12,322건(15.6%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 21.2(보수 경향)입니다.
WASHINGTON, June 10--Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told U.Congress on Wednesday that his extramarital affairs"had nothing to do"with his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein and the late financier tried to blackmail him with information about them.
His campaign seems to be obsessed with Israel. Platner’s first online ad, released in August, promised that he would never seek or receive the endorsement of the AIPAC lobby group.
GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines — The business community here on Wednesday called for the swift restoration of electricity and rehabilitation of the highways for the city to rebound from Monday’s massive earthquake that cut power lines, flattened buildings, and ruptured roads. “There is a need to restore normalcy through the restoration of electricity and roads
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — A court here dismissed one of the first legal challenges to the terrorist tag imposed by the Anti-Terrorism Council (ATC) involving local activists, who were given that designation in 2023, arguably without due process. Windel Bolinget, chair of the Baguio-based militant group Cordillera People’s Alliance (CPA), and its members Sarah Abellon-Alikes,
South Korea imposed on Thursday a record US$409 million fine on e-commerce giant Coupang over a leak that exposed the data of more than 30 million customers, provoking ire from US lawmakers. The move caps a months-long probe into the country’s largest online retail platform, which is incorporated in the United States. Allegations of a massive data leak first surfaced in November, becoming an unexpected source of friction between Seoul and Washington. “We have decided to impose a total of 624.68...
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The government will deploy the Indian Air Force for the first time ever to transport question papers, according to officials familiar with the matter
• Sanaullah says 12 reserved seats represent families displaced from held Kashmir • Opposition alleges ‘massive rigging’ in GB elections; PTI stages walkout • Minister tells lawmakers Rs5.4bn disbursed in fuel subsidy • House unanimously passes five bills ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah on Wednesday told the Senate that 12 reserved seats for refugees in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly would not be abolished, saying they represented families displaced from India-occupied Kashmir. Responding to a point raised by the upper house’s opposition leader, Allama Raja Nasir Abbas, Sanaullah said the seats could not be abolished through executive orders. He added that all political parties in AJK, its parliament and other constitutional forums supported retaining refugee representation within the constitutional framework. The adviser said the government had accepted 37 of the 38 demands put forward by the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC). “The government remained engaged with JAAC for several months,” he said, adding that a written agreement was signed after negotiations on 37 demands. “The sole outstanding demand concerning refugee seats in the AJK Legislative Assembly involved constitutional and legal complexities,” he told the House. On June 5, the AJK government designated JAAC a proscribed organisation under anti-terrorism laws. Sanaullah said JAAC had initially emerged in 2023 with demands relating to electricity tariffs and wheat subsidies. He added that the government addressed the committee’s major demands by providing electricity at Rs4 per unit, subsidised wheat and a Rs23 billion relief package for the region. He alleged that certain elements sought to create instability ahead of the upcoming elections in AJK despite repeated offers of dialogue. “They knew the polls are due before August 4 and gave a call for protest on June 9 back in January,” he said, adding that peace and stability in AJK would be maintained in accordance with the law. ‘Massive rigging’ Opposition leader Raja Nasir Abbas alleged “massive rigging” in Gilgit-Baltistan’s June 7 general elections, saying the results were “against the wishes of the people”. He warned that “rigging weakened public confidence” and said “creating a distance between the people and the system” would have dangerous consequences. He also referred to recent unrest in AJK, saying political interference would bring further turbulence. “The ban on information gives rise to rumours and turbulence,” he said, adding that the people of GB had concerns about the “occupation of land and minerals by outsiders”. After Deputy Chairman Syedaal Khan Nasar did not allow the opposition leader to continue speaking on the issue, PTI members staged a protest walkout. The deputy chairman said the opposition leader should contact the GB Election Commission if he had complaints. Fuel subsidy Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb told the House that the government would continue efforts to protect low-income groups from higher fuel prices while maintaining economic stability. Responding to a calling-attention notice by Senator Mohsin Aziz, he said Rs5.4bn had been disbursed so far under a targeted fuel subsidy programme, besides Rs4.61bn in support for small farmers amid rising international fuel prices. He said an overall subsidy of Rs129bn was provided after tensions in the Middle East pushed up global oil prices. The government shifted from a general subsidy to a targeted programme for motorcycle owners, public transport users, transport operators and small farmers. Around 800,000 motorcycle owners had benefited, while financial assistance ranging between Rs35,000 to Rs100,000 was provided to passenger and goods transport vehicle owners. In the first phase, Rs3.5bn was distributed among more than 105,000 vehicle owners, while Rs1.9bn was disbursed among over 65,000 beneficiaries in the second phase through a transparent verification system. The House unanimously passed five bills: the Motion Pictures (Amendment) Bill, the Travel Agencies (Amendment) Bill, the Pakistan Tourist Guides (Amendment) Bill, the Pakistan Hotels and Restaurants (Amendment) Bill, and the Pakistan International Airlines Corporation (Conversion) (Repeal) Bill. Published in Dawn, June 11th, 2026
The second studio album from Aespa had sold some 1.03 million copies as of Thursday, becoming its eighth million-selling set, SM Entertainment announced, citing a local tally. LP "Lemonade" extends the sales streak the quartet began with second EP "Girls" through subsequent mini albums — "My World," Drama," "Whiplash" and "Rich Man" — and first LP "Armageddon," as well as the single "Dirty Work." The latest album dropped on May 29, hitting the Billboard 200 at No. 9 with the titular track enteri
Economist Shigeto Nagai on why Japan's rate hike is more defensive than triumphant, and what a prolonged Middle East conflict means for economic recovery. The post Japan's Rate Hike: Is There Still Room for Optimism? first appeared on JAPAN Forward.
Tuesday on "The Alex Marlow Show," Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow discussed efforts to block the UFC fight President Donald Trump is holding at the White House. The post Marlow: Democrats Effort to Block White House UFC Fight Proves Andrew Breitbart Right About Culture War appeared first on Breitbart.
A 3-year-old male and a 2-year-old female, both red pandas from Shanghai, have arrived at the Taipei Zoo in exchange for two gibbons. This marks the first such exchange since 2014. Given the current tension across the Taiwan Strait, however, the gift is far from innocent.
"Our lives, our history are very close, and Korea has always been a very close part of my heart." That was Jensen Huang on an episode of tvN's "You Quiz on the Block," which aired Wednesday night and marked the first time the Nvidia founder and CEO had ever sat down for a variety talk show, anywhere in the world. The episode had been one of the most anticipated bookings of the year, and the hype had been building for weeks. Huang landed in Korea on June 5 for a five-day visit, and his every move
GENEVA, June 11 - The number of people displaced worldwide by conflict and persecution fell in 2025 for the first time in a decade, but levels of refugees facing long-term displacement remain unacceptably high, a U.N. refugee agency report said on Thursday.
Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) urged Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins to create a vaccine for New World screwworms on Wednesday after the parasite infestation returned to the US for the first time in 60 years. Grassley said he’d spoken to Rollins about developing a vaccine for screwworms months before the recent outbreak in Texas. ...
• Tarar asks opposition to help create ‘enabling environment’ for talks • Achakzai hints at boycotting parliament over unmet demands ISLAMABAD: PTI lawmakers in the National Assembly (NA) staged a protest against the alleged rigging in the Gilgit-Baltistan elections, as the government yet again offered the opposition to engage in dialogue on issues of national importance. “I invited you on behalf of the government to come and sit together with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to have consultations on national issues,” said Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar on the floor of the NA while replying to the allegations of the opposition leaders that the government had failed to perform. He said PM Shehbaz, at the outset of his government’s formation, offered the opposition to come to the dialogue table to sort out issues. The law minister said the opposition needed to create an “enabling environment” to address such issues. Regarding the opposition’s demand to allow meetings between PTI’s incarcerated founder Imran Khan and his family members and party leaders, the law minister said the Constitution did not allow convicts to run parties, distribute tickets for legislative assemblies, and take part in politics. About the GB polls, he said the opposition needed to provide proof for any kind of rigging. Earlier, PTI lawmaker Iqbal Afridi holding a banner against the GB election results staged a protest on the stairs of the speaker’s dais. He was also joined by another lawmaker for a demo that lasted a few minutes. During his speech, Opposition Leader Mehmood Khan Achakzai said the government had failed to run the country. He said the opposition had ended its boycott at the government’s request to show unity before a Chinese delegation that visited the National Assembly last month. However, Imran Khan was still not allowed to meet his family, friends, lawyers, and doctors. During the previous session, Achakzai had announced the opposition parties would boycott the budget if Imran Khan was not allowed the court-mandated meetings with his family. The opposition leader also noted that Balochistan, Kashmir, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were burning due to alleged excesses of the security forces. PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan said the government was asking provinces to collect more taxes and give them to the Centre because it had failed on all fronts. The House also passed ‘The Inter-Boards Coordination Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2025’ and ‘The Islamabad Capital Territory Private Educational Institutions (Registration and Regulation) (Amendment) Bill, 2026’. Besides these bills, several reports from the standing committees were presented in the NA. Responding to a question during the question hour in the House, Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry said Pakistani missions abroad have dedicated sections that provide necessary support to Pakistani prisoners, including legal and financial assistance, to ensure their welfare. He said the mission representatives regularly visit the jails and ensure the well-being of all prisoners. The prisoners interact with the officers of the missions during jail visits and register their complaints regarding food, medicine and hygiene, which are immediately discussed with the jail authorities. Dr Tariq Fazal said as soon as a Pakistani is apprehended by law enforcement agencies, the date of arrest and the charges levelled against them are communicated to the missions through the official communication channels of the host government. The missions tabulate the information and a comprehensive databank of the same is maintained, he said. The minister added that every effort was being made to secure the release of Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates. The minister claimed no targeted or selective action was being taken against Pakistanis in the UAE. Published in Dawn, June 11th, 2026
Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority temporarily closed the country's airspace on Thursday following Iranian attacks, diverting flights as tensions from the ongoing US-Iran conflict spilled further into the Gulf region.Kuwait's military said its air defence systems had successfully intercepted multiple missiles and drones. The General Staff said explosions heard in several areas were the result of interception operations carried out by air defence units, and urged the public to rely on official sources for information.
Plan to move 240,000 people off scheme leads states and territories to jointly warn they can’t ‘deliver like-for-like services to people who are exited from the NDIS’ Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast State and territory disability ministers have rung alarm bells over the Albanese government’s proposed overhaul of the NDIS, warning they can’t deliver “like-for-like services” for more than 200,000 participants expected to be shifted off the scheme by 2031. The Albanese government’s National Disability Insurance Scheme bill is designed to dramatically curb the growth of the $50bn-a-year scheme by first reducing budgets and then the number of people who can access it from 2028. Continue reading...
BANGKOK — 11 June 2026, Thailand’s Meteorological Department has warned of increased rainfall and possible flash flooding across much of the country, with heavy to very heavy rain forecast for 63 provinces as monsoon conditions intensify. In its 24-hour forecast issued on 11 June 2026, the department said northern Thailand, the upper Northeast, the East and […] The post Thailand Warns of Heavy Rain and Flood as Monsoon Hits 63 Provinces appeared first on Khaosod English.
The BOJ is expected to approve its first rate hike in six months at its June meeting as inflation broadens and yen weakness persists. The post Bank of Japan Prepares to Hike Rates to 1.0% first appeared on JAPAN Forward.