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Chinese Restaurant Owner Caught Using Opium Poppies as Spice A self-employed individual in China has been caught using opium poppies as a spice for hot pot.The p ... -
Urgent Call for Justice: South Korean President Urged to Enact Special Prosecutor Law On May 16th, the Democratic Party urged President Yoon Suk Yeol to immediately proclaim the Special Chae Sang Byung Prosecutor Law and not waste this last opportunity. Floor Leader Park Chan Dae said at a policy coordination meeting held at the National Assembly that day, “Make a decision as a president who upholds the honor […] -
From Prayers to Pepper Spray: Elderly Man Attacks Monk in Bizarre Assault A man in his 90s man who sprayed a monk with a self-defense gas gun was caught by the police. On the 16th, according to the police, the Gyeongju Police Station in North Gyeongsang Province is currently investigating a man in his 90s on suspicion of spraying a gas gun at a monk. He is […] -
Germany Cuts Taxes on Overtime to Boost Productivity and Compete Globally The German government is pushing a policy to reduce taxes on overtime work. This is an effort to... -
Breaking News: Slovakian PM Roberto Fico Targeted in Daytime Shooting A shocking incident occurred when the Prime Minister of Slovakia was targeted in a broad daylight shooting. According to the Slovak government on the 16th (local time), Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot by an assailant around 2:30 pm on the 15th in Handlova, on the outskirts of the capital Bratislava. He collapsed and […] -
Heartbreak Heist: Woman Scams Men on Dating App for Millions A woman in her 40s has been sentenced to prison for posing as a businesswoman on a dating app and approaching men to extort billions of Korean won (millions of U.S. dollars). On the 13th, According to legal sources, the Ulsan District Court Criminal Division 6 (Judge Choi Hee Dong) sentenced a woman in her […] -
First Recipient of Pig Kidney Transplant Passes Away: Mass. General Hospital Confirms A man in his 60s who received a genetically modified pig kidney transplant in the U.S. last March ha ... -
Shaky Skies: Boeing's Recent String of Aircraft Malfunctions Raises Concerns The world’s largest aircraft manufacturer, the American Boeing Company, has recently been plagued by a series of aircraft malfunctions. Controversy arose when an employee from a supplier claimed that they found “200 defects in airplane parts.” According to CNN on the 8th (local time), a Boeing 767 cargo plane belonging to the FedEx Express made […] -
A Love Story Reborn: China's Transgender Star Remarries German Ex After 18 Years News has surfaced that China’s first transgender dancer has remarried her German ex-husband after 18 years. On the 7th (local time), the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, “Jin Xing (56), originally from Liaoning Province in northeastern China, announced on social media last month that she had remarried her German ex-husband, whom she had divorced […] -
TV Show Sparks Outrage for Altering Surname of Accused Murderer Lawyer Amidst the prosecution’s call for life imprisonment for a former large law firm attorney in America accused of murdering his wife during their divorce proceedings, controversy has arisen. On December 4th, the SBS program The Its Know changed the surname of the suspect, who originally had the surname Hyeon, to Choi, prompting some viewers to […] -
Ugly Truth Behind Quick-Fix Weight Loss Solutions Extreme diets, such as eating too little, fasting, or enduring strenuous exercise, can be a shortcut ... -
Bed Next to Toilet: Take a Look Inside the $47 Apartment in Shanghai A rental apartment in Shanghai, China, with a bed right behind the toilet, was immediately rented ou ... -
China Zoo Faces Backlash for Coloring Dogs to Look Like Pandas A zoo in China has unveiled a Panda Dog, a dog dyed to look like a panda. The subject of the transformation is a native Chinese breed, the Chow Chow. Some critics argue that this act constitutes animal abuse. On the 6th, according to the Chinese Red Star News, the Jiangsu Taizhou Zoo has been […] -
Sudden Hearing Loss: The Silent Epidemic in the U.S. Sudden dullness in one ear, difficulty hearing, or a ringing sound might be signs of sudden sensorineural hearing loss. Sudden sensorineural hearing loss is defined as a loss of hearing of more than 30 decibels in at least three connected frequencies within three days. Unexpected hearing loss often results from a complex interaction of various […] -
Caught on Camera: Brutal Assault on Karaoke Owner Sparks Outrage A karaoke bar owner claimed that an employment agency owner brutally assaulted her because she didn’t hire a “helper lady.” The story has come to light. An investigative report by JTBC’s Case Master revealed that a naturalized citizen from China in her 40s was physically assaulted by the perpetrator, who was in his 50s and […] -
KAIST's Breakthrough: Matching Medication to Your Genes for Better Health Just as a socially cohesive community with active interaction among its members can foster healthier individuals, could the cohesion of a genetic community also influence a person’s health? A research team led by Professor Lee Do Heon of the Department of Bio and Brain Engineering at KAIST announced their findings that by identifying less cohesive […] -
South Korea Cracks Down on Dangerous Dogs: Euthanasia Now an Option Legal grounds have been established to euthanize dangerous dogs that have caused harm to people by biting, regardless of the owner’s will. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs on the 30th, the amendment to the Animal Protection Act, which includes a ‘Vicious dog breeding permit system,’ has been implemented since the […] -
Israeli-Palestinian Relations: A Ray of Hope for Liberation The ceasefire negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian armed group Hamas in the Gaza Strip are seen as moving smoothly. Egypt, the mediator of their talks, is in a welcoming mood. According to AFP and other sources, on the 29th (local time), the negotiation delegations of both sides announced that they would soon return with […] -
North Korea Plants Mines on Roads Connecting North and South Korea North Korea planted mines on all connecting roads in North and South Korea. According to the military on the 29th, North Korea planted mines on the tactical road within the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) near Hwasalmeori Hill in Cheorwon County, Gangwon Province, around the end of last year. This road was constructed to conduct joint excavation […] -
Biden and Netanyahu Meet and Discuss Gaza Ground War U.S. President Joe Biden reaffirms commitment to Israel’s security in a phone consultationU.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken to visit Israel on the 30th Amidst the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, the United States and Israel have exchanged views on immediate ceasefires and hostage negotiations. The White House announced on the 28th (local time) […]
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