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On Aug. 28, Times Core met with H.E. Patricio Esteban Troya Suarez, Ecuadorian ambassador to the Republic of Korea, at t
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An Italian clothing company has released garments it claims can prevent AI-powered surveillance cameras from detecting t
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In Seoul, about 40 senior citizens and 40 international students gathered on Sept. 14 to celebrate Chuseok early. The ol
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Leaders of the BRICS nations concluded their annual summit on Sept. 13 by unanimously adopting the New Delhi Declaration, a joint agreement
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One song changed Olivia Rodrigo’s life almost overnight. In 2021, “driver’s license” transformed the young actress into a global pop star, w
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Rising semiconductor prices are making computers and smartphones more expensive. As a result, more consumers are subscribing to electronic d
Worth Millions? How Pok?mon Cards Created a Massive Global CrazeJUNIOR TIMES Trend
Once a popular childhood pastime, Pok?mon card collecting has developed into a global collectibles market. Some rare cards now sell for pric
Iceland Considers Ban on Whaling in Its WatersKIDS TIMES Global News
Iceland is considering a ban on commercial whaling in its waters. The government plans to submit a bill in February 2027. Environmental acti
KIDS TIMES Science
The machines were digging. The ground was shaking. Then, something enormous appeared beneath the dirt: a dinosaur bone!In 2021, workers near
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Anthotype printing is a fun way to make pictures using plants and sunlight. First, crush flowers, berries, or vegetables to make colorful pl
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What if your classroom had no walls?In the future, schools might look very different from the ones we know today. Instead of sitting in rows
The Magic of Inline SkatingKINDER TIMES Around Me

Inline skating is an awesome sport that I enjoy with my friends. We always put on helmets and

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Machu Picchu is an ancient city high in the mountains of southern Peru. Long ago, the Incas bu
Galapagos PenguinKINDER TIMES Wonderful Animals

The Galapagos penguin is a small bird that lives near the equator. Unlike most penguins, it do
Celsius and FahrenheitKINDER TIMES science

Celsius and Fahrenheit are two ways to measure temperature. Celsius is named after Swedish sci