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Korea began a decontamination process Tuesday to dismantle the countrys now-defunct first commercial Kori-1 nuclear reactor, the state-run energy firm said.

Shoddy construction work likely to push back schedule and increase costs

Washington, Greene and Fayette County school districts will receive more than $5.4 million in state grants to support safety measures and mental health services for students and staff, according to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Deliquency’s School Safety and Security Commission. The grants are part of $47 million approved by the committee “to improve […]

Most of the leaders spoke in support of the establishment of state police except the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun.

Jesus P. Sale Jr succeeds Anita Bumpus-Quitain, who served on the Social Security Commission of the SSS since October 2016.

Trade Union Congress of Namibia secretary general Mahongora Kavihuha says that Namibia has a leadership problem as those who occupy the positions are in the wrong […]

Welfare payments are far too low and are not covering the cost of key essentials for Australians buckling...

Following escalating tensions in the region and amid international concerns over the role of the Iranian regime in the current crisis, some former

LAWYER Jesus Sale Jr., vice president for internal affairs of the Associated Marine Officers and Seamens Union of the Philippines (Amosup), was appointed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as a board member of the Social Security Commission (SSC) representing the workers group at the Malacañan Palace last March 27.

Unit 2 of the Shin Hanul nuclear power plant in South Korea has entered commercial operation, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power announced. The unit is the second of two APR-1400 reactors at the site, with a further two planned.