Group 1 - OPEC and non-OPEC oil-producing countries have decided to increase production by 137,000 barrels per day in October, following a meeting on September 7 [3] - The eight countries involved include Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman, and they will adjust production based on market conditions to maintain stability [3] - In September, these countries had already increased production by 547,000 barrels per day [4] Group 2 - U.S. Treasury Secretary stated that if the Supreme Court upholds a ruling against the government's tariff measures, approximately half of the collected tariffs would need to be refunded, which could have disastrous consequences [6] - A recent poll indicated that President Trump's approval rating stands at 43%, with 57% of respondents disapproving of his performance, particularly regarding inflation management [8][9] - The poll also revealed that only 39% of respondents approved of Trump's handling of inflation, highlighting economic concerns among the public [9]

Core Points - The South Korean government announced a restructuring plan that will abolish the prosecution office and establish a "Public Prosecution Office" and a "Serious Crime Investigation Office" to take over its functions [1] - The Public Prosecution Office will be under the Ministry of Justice, handling the prosecution duties previously held by the prosecution office, while the Serious Crime Investigation Office will be under the Ministry of Administrative Security, responsible for investigation functions [1] - The restructuring will be included in an amendment to the Government Organization Act and will take effect one year after the National Assembly passes and officially announces the amendment [1] Government Restructuring Details - The Ministry of Planning and Finance will be renamed to "Ministry of Finance and Economy," continuing to coordinate economic policies, tax systems, and treasury functions, while budget preparation and fiscal policy responsibilities will be transferred to a new "Planning and Budget Office" under the Prime Minister's Office [1] - The Ministry of Environment will be expanded to "Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment," taking over energy policy functions from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy [1] - The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family will be restructured, with a new "Gender Equality Policy Office" established [1] - The Broadcasting and Communications Commission will be abolished, replaced by a new "Broadcasting Media and Communications Commission" [1] Objectives of the Restructuring - The Minister of Administrative Security emphasized that the restructuring aims to minimize the national fiscal burden and ensure efficient government operations, focusing on improving work effectiveness and achieving results [1]