K-League 1 Suwon defeats Gangwon
Professional soccer’s K League 1 Suwon Samsung has won its first back-to-back games of the season and moved out of last place after more than three months.
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Sunwoo Hwang will compete in the 200m freestyle today at the World Aquatics Championships
Hwang Sun-woo will compete in the 200-meter freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships today. The future of South Korean swimming, Hwang Sun-woo, starts the 200-meter freestyle today at the World Championships in Japan. He is aiming for a second consecutive medal at the world championships, a feat not accomplished by Park Tae-hwan. ‘Marine Boy’ Park…
After rain delays and extensions Kiwoom wins against Lotte
It was a tough game for both players and spectators. Kiwoom won a hard-fought victory over Lotte. The game lasted more than six hours due to rain delays and overtime. In the top of the 10th inning, Kiwoom’s Song Sung-moon put an end to a long, long game with a single to left-center field. Kiwoom…
Ahn Seyoung becomes first South Korean player in 29 years to win back-to-back Korea Open titles
Ahn Se-young wins second straight Korea Open title, first in 29 years South Korean women’s badminton standout Ahn Se-young has become the first South Korean player in 29 years to win back-to-back titles at the Korea Open Badminton Championships. Ahn defeated Chinese 토토사이트 Taipei’s Tai Tzu-ying, ranked fourth in the world, 2-0 in the women’s…
Launching a Career in a Casino that can be Exciting
Launching a career in a casino that can be exciting and rewarding experience,but it’s essential to be aware that working in a casino environment comes with its unique challenges.Here are some steps and tips to help you get started in building a career in a casino: Research Casino Jobs: Casinos offer a wide range of…
African Union opposes suspension of Black Sea Grain Agreement.
The African Union AU, the 55-nation African Union, has expressed its regret at the suspension of the Black Sea Grain Agreement following Russia’s declaration of termination. “The AU regrets the suspension of the Black Sea Grain Agreement, which the AU has supported since its inception,” AU Executive Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat said on his official…
Japan’s first half saw foreign visitors surpass 10 million, with Koreans leading.
The number of foreign visitors to Japan in the first half of this year exceeded 10 million for the first time in four years, with South Koreans accounting for the largest number. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization on June 19, a total of 10.71 million foreigners visited Japan in the first half of…
Southern Ukraine faces intensified fighting following Crimea bridge attack.
Following the attack on the Crimean bridge connecting the Russian mainland to the Crimean peninsula, fighting between the two sides has intensified, with Russia launching retaliatory airstrikes for the second day in a row and Ukraine attacking the Crimean peninsula in response. For the second day in a row, Russia launched massive air strikes on…
China’s thermal power plants operate during 50-degree heatwave, causing 90% increase in coal imports.
China is reportedly buying up coal from all over the world. The cause is said to be a global “heat wave. On the 16th, temperatures in Xinjiang, northwest China, hit a record high of 52.5 degrees. Beijing has also been experiencing several days of 40-degree temperatures since last month. As demand for cooling has skyrocketed,…
Djokovic fined $8000 for slamming racket in Wimbledon final
Novak Djokovic, the No. 2 seed from Serbia, has been fined after losing his Wimbledon title. Djokovic was fined 8,000 U.S. dollars (about $1.01 million) for smashing his racket during the men’s singles final at Wimbledon on Aug. 18, the BBC reported. Djokovic, who was seeking his fifth consecutive Wimbledon title and eighth overall, lost…