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North Korean Smuggler Busted in Russia With 12 Bear Paws Hidden in His Luggage A North Korean was caught smuggling 12 bear paws into North Korea from Vladivostok, violating CITES regulations. -
Exiled Syrian Dictator Assad Claims He Fought Till the Last Minute – But Is It True? Bashar al-Assad claims his exile to Russia was unplanned, defending his actions against rebel forces until the end. -
Ukrainian Drone Footage Shows North Korean Troops Under Heavy Attack in Russia North Korean casualties in Russia have surged to hundreds, with reports of significant losses among troops in combat near Kursk. -
Zombie Drug Found in Gulf Dolphins: Fentanyl Detected in Marine Life Dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico tested positive for fentanyl, raising concerns about drug impacts on marine life and human health. -
Trump’s Bold Move Could Change the Future of U.S.-North Korea Relations—But What About South Korea? Trump's envoy for North Korea signals renewed talks, raising concerns for South Korea amid potential military and nuclear discussions. -
How Communication Issues Are Making North Korean and Russian Troops' Cooperation a Nightmare North Korean troops are reportedly engaged in combat alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, facing heavy casualties and communication issues. -
North Korea About to Get MiG-29 and Su-27 Jets from Russia—But Are These Jets Worth It? North Korea is negotiating with Russia for MiG-29 and Su-27 jets in exchange for troop support in Ukraine. -
Madonna’s Latest Post of Hugging the Pope Is Stirring Up Controversy—Here’s Why Madonna faces backlash for sharing AI-generated images of herself with Pope Francis, igniting controversy over blasphemy and humor. -
North Korean Soldiers Are Dying in Ukraine – Russia’s Cover-Up Is Even Worse U.S. confirms North Korean troop casualties in Russia, with reports of efforts to conceal losses through cremation by Russian forces. -
14 North Korean Hackers Are Wanted by the U.S.—Department of State Offers $5 Million Reward The U.S. offers up to $5M for info on 14 North Korean IT developers accused of stealing $88M and conducting fraud against U.S. firms. -
Ukrainian Man Fleeing War Rescued in Snowy Mountains – But It's the Kitten That Saved Him A Ukrainian man fleeing conscription was rescued in Romania's Carpathian Mountains, clutching a kitten that helped save his life. -
North Korean Forces Wipe Out 300 Ukrainian Soldiers in Kursk Village Attack, Russian Military Bloggers Claims Russian military bloggers are reporting that North Korean forces have killed 300 Ukrainian soldiers and recaptured a Russian village. -
Dozens of North Korean Bodies Found in Russia’s Kursk Region, Ukrainian Forces Claim Reports indicate that North Korean soldiers have been killed in action against Ukrainian forces in Kursk region, with many casualties. -
McDonald’s Defends Itself After Hair Found in McMuffin, but Customers Aren’t Buying It McDonald's faces backlash after a customer finds hair in a hamburger, highlighting ongoing hygiene issues and management concerns. -
Teens in North Korean Border Areas Struggling with Stress and Health Issues A study reveals that perceiving war risk negatively affects adolescents' mental and physical health, particularly in border areas. -
Why President Yoon Wants 'North Korea Bomber' Han K Ho as Defense Minister Han Ki Ho's controversial text suggesting attacks on North Korea raises concerns as President Yoon considers him for Defense Minister. -
China and U.S. Clash Over Garlic: Senator Tim Scott Slams Chinese Imports, Accuses of Food Safety Issues The U.S. and China clash over garlic safety concerns, escalating trade tensions into food security issues amid political accusations. -
South Korean President Orders Military Inspection of Election Systems—Could Democracy Be in Danger? President Yoon Suk Yeol raises concerns about South Korea's election systems, citing flaws and potential data manipulation by hackers. -
T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Breached: How China is Spying on U.S. Telecoms Security officials urge encrypted messaging after a cyberattack by the Chinese hacker group Salt Typhoon targeting U.S. telecom companies. -
Was South Korea Behind That Drone Found in Pyongyang? Here’s What We Know The controversy over a drone found in Pyongyang raises questions about South Korea's military actions and the declaration of martial law.
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