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South Korean Drug Suspect Brags About Bribing Thai Police in Shocking Live StreamA drug offender who was arrested in Thailand sparked controversy after live-streaming from a police transport vehicle and a detention center.
Apple’s Big EV Battery Collaboration with BYD—But Why Did It End?Apple's collaboration with Chinese battery company BYD on battery development for its now-canceled Apple Car project has been revealed.
Nobel Prize Chaos: Han Kang’s The Vegetarian Stolen Amid Global ShortagesInterest in Han Kang, the first South Korean author to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, has surged internationally.
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From K2 Tanks to Fighter Jets: South Korean Weapons to Protect Poland as Historic Defense Deal Unfolds President Yoon welcomed Poland's Duda, stating South Korean weapons will protect Poland, highlighting a $44.2B arms deal.
‘Fake News’: NVIDIA CEO Shuts Down Feud Rumors, Blackwell AI Chip Ready to Roll NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced that Taiwan's TSMC has fixed all design flaws in the company's latest AI chip, Blackwell.
Born in 1919, She Toasts to 105 Years with Guinness and Skipping Marriage Kathleen Hennings, a 105-year-old from Cheltenham, credits her longevity to "drinking Guinness and not marrying."
23 Nobel Laureates Endorse Kamala Harris, Warn of Trump's Economic Dangers 23 Nobel Prize-winning economists have publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate.
Case of 18-Year-Old Widow Burned Alive in India—Family Walks Free After 37 Years The 1987 case of Roop Kanwar, an 18-year-old widow burned in a sati ritual, resurfaces as all defendants are acquitted, sparking outrage.
New Study Reveals Cats Learn Words Twice as Fast as Infants A new study has found that cats may be quicker learners than human babies when it comes to recognizing words.
He Sexually Abused 101 Corpses—How David Fuller’s Shocking Crimes Went Unnoticed for 12 Years A report on David Fuller, the necrophiliac rapist and murderer who shocked the U.K. in 2021, has been released.
IDF Finds $500 Million in Cash and Gold Under Beirut Hospital IDF claims to have discovered $500 million in cash and gold in a Hezbollah bunker beneath a Beirut hospital.
Brides for Sale? China’s Proposal to 'Import' Foreign Women Causes Online Uproar China's gender imbalance leads to a proposal for importing foreign brides, raising concerns over human trafficking and cultural issues.
Toxic Foam Takes Over India’s Sacred Yamuna River – Residents on Alert The Yamuna River, considered one of India's sacred rivers, has recently become filled with toxic foam, causing shock and concern.
$38 Ticket for a Fake Whale Shark? Chinese Aquarium-Goers Wanting Their Money Back A Shenzhen aquarium disappointed visitors by showing a robotic whale shark instead of a real one due to endangered species regulations.
Haven-1: Inside the World’s First Commercial Space Station Set for 2024 Launch The Haven-1 commercial space station, launching in 2024, features a luxurious design inspired by high-end hotels, enhancing space tourism.
Toxic Black Balls Close 7 Iconic Sydney Beaches—Here’s What We Know Recently, a sticky black ball, the size of a golf ball, washed up on a beach in Sydney, Australia, prompting authorities to close the beach.
South Korean Drug Suspect Brags About Bribing Thai Police in Shocking Live Stream A drug offender who was arrested in Thailand sparked controversy after live-streaming from a police transport vehicle and a detention center.
Apple’s Big EV Battery Collaboration with BYD—But Why Did It End? Apple's collaboration with Chinese battery company BYD on battery development for its now-canceled Apple Car project has been revealed.
Nobel Prize Chaos: Han Kang’s The Vegetarian Stolen Amid Global Shortages Interest in Han Kang, the first South Korean author to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, has surged internationally.
$46M Romance Scam Uncovered: How a Hong Kong Crime Ring Used AI to Defraud Victims Hong Kong police arrested 27 in a romance scam using deepfake tech, defrauding victims of $46 million through fake relationships.
Captain Locks Co-Pilot Out of Cockpit After In-Flight Dispute A dispute between the pilots of a SriLankan Airlines flight resulted in the captain preventing the co-pilot from re-entering the cockpit.
Dogs Over Kids? South Korea’s New Trend of Canine Companionship South Korea's declining birth rates are transforming its pet culture, with dogs increasingly seen as family members.
Three Economists Awarded Nobel for Unpacking the Roots of Global Wealth Disparities Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their work on wealth disparities.
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