VA Extends Delay of EHR Rollout Until June 2023 to Address 'Outstanding Issues'
The Department of Veterans Affairs said additional time is needed to streamline deployment of its new electronic health record system to “make sure it i...
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Seoul proposed investing billions of dollars to develop North Korea's infrastructure last year by co-hosting the Olympics jointly with Pyongyang in 2032, documents revealed Tuesday. According to a proposal the previous Moon Jae-in administration sent to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) through the Seoul Metropolitan Government on April 1, 2021, it would cost more than 22.6 trillion won ($15.7 billion) to improve infrastructure to the levels necessary to host the sporting event in Pyongyang; for Seoul, it would cost an additional 5.9 trillion won.
North Koreans ‘gave up their interest in this topic long ago,’ one source told RFA.
Defense experts estimate North Korea is at least four nuclear tests away from creating a tactical nuclear weapon or pairing nuclear warheads to multiple independently-targetable reentry vehicles.