Searched for
KOREAN WORKERS DETENTION
The Asian century rolls on as Trump risks freezing America outPresident Trump's America First policies, including steep tariffs and visa restrictions, risk isolating the US from Asia, the world's prima...- Trump says US still needs H-1B workers even after introducing $100,000 visa application feePresident Trump acknowledged the need for skilled foreign workers, even as his administration implemented policies making it harder to obta...
- In Japan and South Korea, Trump will promote big investments, but the details are still not clearPresident Trump travels to Japan and South Korea next week. He seeks over 900 billion dollars in investments for American factories and pro...
- Trump's immigration crackdown threatens America's job market and ability to recruit foreign talentImmigrant workers, vital to the U.S. economy, face job losses and deportation under new policies. This crackdown impacts low-wage laborers ...
- Trump’s U-turn on foreign workers after South Korea warns of investment pullback following Georgia raidPresident Trump endorsed foreign worker programs after 475 South Koreans were detained at Georgia Hyundai plant. South Korean President Lee...
- US official regrets detention of Korean workers in GeorgiaUS Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau expressed regret over the detention of South Korean workers in Georgia. He assured that the...
- 'Like a military operation': Koreans narrate horror stories of US immigration raidSouth Korean workers returned home after being detained in the US. They described a raid at a car battery plant in Georgia. US authorities ...
- Hyundai plant ICE raid proves immigration laws in the US need fixingA recent immigrant-worker raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia undermines President Trump's trade victory. The arrests of South Korean worker...
- Trump is upsetting the US allies needed to counter ChinaPresident Trump's trade and immigration policies are straining key alliances meant to counter China, as seen in the detention of South Kore...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms s...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn investigation reveals that US tech firms helped build China's surveillance system. Companies sold technology to Chinese police and gover...
- Trust is bust despite Donald Trump-initiated thaw in ties with IndiaFormer diplomats caution against trusting Trump's recent conciliatory remarks towards India, viewing them as a tactic to destabilize percei...
- North Korea detains 4 officials over failed launch of naval destroyerNorth Korea detained four officials after the failed launch of its second naval destroyer, an incident leader Kim Jong Un blamed on crimina...
- Did one of China's all-weather allies backstab it? Beijing arrests North Korean spy, accuses him of stealing drone technologyChina's arrest of a North Korean spy for allegedly stealing drone technology signals rising tensions between the two nations. This action r...
- Poland is welcoming these foreign workersPoland's population is shrinking and experiencing a labor shortage, which requires the hiring of foreign labor, including workers from Asia...
- A jailed South Korean chip executive denies stealing Samsung data for China factory in a letterChoi Jinseog, a South Korean chip executive, said the allegations against him for illegally obtaining secret information to build a semicon...
- Shinzo Abe murder suspect says life destroyed by mother's religionSome Japanese have expressed understanding, even sympathy, for the 41-year-old suspect, especially those of a similar age who may feel pang...
- The 12 most corrupt countries in the world"Corruption risks are particularly prevalent in developing economies," Trevor Slack, legal and regulatory analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, wro...
- 11 workers at POSCO plant site held captiveEleven persons, hired to construct a wooden bridge in the proposed POSCO plant site, were being held captive for past five days.
- Hyundai chief faces 6-year jail termProsecutors demanded a six-year prison term against Hyundai Motor chairman Chung Mong-koo for embezzlement and other charges Tuesday, addin...
Load More
