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Chinese Authorities Shut Down 130,000 Accounts in Online Child Protection Sweep Chinese authorities have ramped up efforts to curb harmful online content, deleting material specifically targeting minors.
Trash War: Resident Accuses Neighbor of Tossing Cigarette Butts, Condoms from Window A Seoul resident claims a neighbor has been throwing trash, including used condoms and cat litter, from their apartment, causing distress.
Washington State Woman Calls 911 as Raccoon Army Takes Over Her Home A woman in Poulsbo, Washington, called 911 after aggressive raccoons swarmed her home, prompting deputies to trap them.
Would You Buy This $1,800 Wallet That Looks Like a Lay's Potato Chip Bag? Balenciaga is making waves with its $1,750 potato chip bag-inspired wallets, which feature crumpled designs and sleek leather interiors.
How One Woman Won 500 Prizes Worth $70K in a Year— Revealed Her Secrets to Success! A Japanese woman named Hirayama Kanae has gone viral after winning approximately 500 prizes and lottery draws over a year.
Cost-Effective 'Suicide Drones': Ukraine's Game-Changer in the Battle Against Russia Ukraine’s drone strike on a Russian arsenal shows suicide drones’ effectiveness, leading South Korea to acquire Warmate models.
New CIWS-II: South Korea's High-Tech Shield Against Enemy Missiles LIG Nex1’s CIWS-II enhances naval defense with automated systems, AESA radar, and advanced tracking against modern threats.
Military Alliances and Budgets: How Much is South Korea Paying for U.S. Troops? In the joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise held in Yeoncheon County, Gyeonggi Province, soldiers from both countries connect a floating ...
Whistleblowers Say CNN and BBC Have Failed on Gaza Reporting Journalists accuse CNN and BBC of biased reporting favoring Israel, citing unverified claims and violation of journalistic principles.
U.S. YouTuber Sparks Outrage in Seoul with Statue Kissing and Explicit Videos A YouTuber from the U.S. has stirred controversy by kissing the "Statue of Peace" and playing explicit videos on public transportation.
Heinz Apologizes After Racist Ad Sparks Outrage in London Heinz faces backlash over a subway ad criticized for perpetuating negative stereotypes about mixed-race families and representation.
Chinese Hackers Compromise US Telecom Firms, Access Surveillance Systems Chinese cyberattack infiltrating the networks of US broadband communication companies is being investigated.
Chinese Tradition Under Fire After Bride is Taped to Utility Pole in Viral Wedding Prank In Shanxi, China, the groom's friends controversially taped the bride to a utility pole, sparking outrage and calls to rethink wedding pranks.
Six North Korean Officers Killed in Ukraine: North Korea's Involvement in Russia's War Grows Six North Korean officers were killed in a Russian-occupied area near Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, drawing international attention.
Temple Run at Angkor Wat? Travel Video Raises Eyebrows and Questions An unusual travel video featuring Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Cambodia, has sparked controversy.
From Snipers to Howitzers: Understanding the Firepower Behind Ground Warfare Artillery effectiveness is assessed by accuracy, effective range, and maximum range, which are crucial for successful ground operations.
North Korea's Suicide Drones: A New Threat Rises The footage revealed two unmanned attack drones reminiscent of the Israeli HAROP radar-destroying kamikaze drone and HERO series drones.
Wheeled vs. Tracked: Future of Armored Vehicles in Modern Warfare On January 25 of last year, the 1st Security Battalion of the Army Capital Defense Command conducted a mobility training exercise with the ...
Gen Z Chooses Gaming Over Movies: New Survey Reveals Shifting Trends Online media outlet Gigazine reported that many Gen Z, born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, prefer gaming over watching movies.
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