Frank Smith is a Content Producer at FA. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and cultural themes, while also covering regional interests and world news. Frank's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Mirror, MMA Core, and Boxing Scene, showcasing his diverse expertise across various topics including football and healthcare.
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By: Frank Smith
Pro-Palestine supporters have taken to the streets in the South Korean capital Seoul for the second day in a row marking a year since the Israeli deadly war began in Gaza. Participants demanded the Israeli regime to end attacks on Lebanon and Gaza. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
Dozens of South Korean National Assembly members have tabled a resolution, calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. This is after Palestinian supporters condemned the participation of Israeli companies in a high-tech exhibition in the city of Daegu. They also protested against South Korea's continued cooperation with Tel Aviv.
By: Frank Smith
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US President-elect, Donald Trump, is just celebrating his election victory, but still, capitals around the world have begun to strategize how to deal with his administration when he assumes office in January next year. Among them, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol admits that another Trump term will likely come with new problems.
By: Frank Smith
A rally has been held in the South Korean capital Seoul in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza amid the US-Israeli genocide in the blockaded territory. The rally aimed to draw the world’s attention to the plight of millions of Palestinian children who are starving to death across the coastal sliver. That after a new UN report said the Israeli military is using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza. Our correspondent, Frank Smith, has more.
By: Frank Smith, Eric Gomez
Arnold Barboza and Jack Catterall could be on course to fight in February.
Many South Koreans oppose the US-South Korea agreement on Seoul's payment for the deployment of American troops.
South Korea's National Assembly is scheduled to vote on whether to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol over his botched martial law declaration. President Yoon declared martial law on Tuesday, an order soon lifted by the National Assembly in chaotic scenes that shocked South Koreans and plunged the country into political turmoil.
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