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Iranian President Peshizian: The United States has never kept its promises, so how can we negotiate with them? Our demands remain the same as before.
2026-09-15
Iranian President Peshizian: The United States has never kept its promises, so how can we negotiate with them? Our demands remain the same as before.
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2026-09-14
The Bank of Korea's September 2026 Monetary and Credit Policy Report reviewed this year's KOSPI volatility and its drivers. The report said Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix’s contributions to index gains rose as the KOSPI climbed; during June’s move
The Bank of Korea's September 2026 Monetary and Credit Policy Report reviewed this year's KOSPI volatility and its drivers. The report said Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix’s contributions to index gains rose as the KOSPI climbed; during June’s move from 8,000 to 9,000 points the two stocks accounted for 99% of the index’s increase.
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A U.S. government watchdog on Sept. 14 released the first report on the US‑Iran conflict’s effects, acknowledging shortages in advanced U.S. weapons stocks and detailing damage to U.S. aircraft, bases and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East. The
A U.S. government watchdog on Sept. 14 released the first report on the US‑Iran conflict’s effects, acknowledging shortages in advanced U.S. weapons stocks and detailing damage to U.S. aircraft, bases and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East. The PENTAGON inspector general says the war has caused “strategic stock shortfalls” and exposed munitions‑replenishment industrial‑base bottlenecks. Independent analysts estimate the U.S. military may need about three years to restore advanced missile and air‑defense interceptor inventories to pre‑conflict levels.
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