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Billionaire Dictator’s Hidden Wealth: Ferrari F50 and Rolls-Royce Found in Assad’s Palace Syrian citizens are outraged by luxury items found in Assad's palace, highlighting stark poverty amid a £1.6 billion family wealth. -
Russia Warns Citizen: Avoid Travel to the U.S. and Western Allies Amid Tense Relations Russia warns citizens against traveling to the U.S. amid deteriorating relations, citing risks of arrest and targeting in Western nations. -
Chechen Leader's Daughter Runs K-pop Café Amidst Backlash Over LGBTQ Rights and Bans Chechen leader Kadyrov's daughter opens a K-pop cafe in Grozny, attracting local fans despite the region's conservative restrictions. -
Eric Trump Predicts Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million—Here’s Why He’s So Confident Eric Trump predicts Bitcoin will reach $1 million, revolutionizing the global economy and outpacing traditional banking systems. -
Trump Mocks Trudeau, Calls Canada a U.S. State in Latest Tariff Spat Tensions rise as Trump mocks Trudeau over proposed tariffs, warning they could harm both Canadian and U.S. economies. -
Israel Launches Airstrikes on Syria, Targeting Chemical Weapons and Missiles Israel targets Syrian weapons in airstrikes to prevent extremists from gaining access, reinforcing control in the Golan Heights buffer zone. -
Putin's Haven: Ousted Assad Secures Asylum Amid Syrian Chaos Putin grants asylum to ousted Assad, with no plans for a meeting. Tensions rise in Syria amid uncertain future for Russian military bases. -
U.S. Boosts Surveillance Amid Martial Law—Is North Korea Preparing for Something Big? U.S. military sees no unusual activity from North Korea after South Korea's martial law but increases surveillance for potential provocations. -
Putin Suggests Cryptocurrencies Could Replace the Dollar in Russia’s Financial Future Putin suggests cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, as alternatives to traditional currencies amidst Western sanctions and frozen reserves. -
NASA's Artemis III Mission to the Moon Delayed Again, Now Targeting 2027 NASA delays its Artemis III mission to 2027 due to safety concerns with the Orion spacecraft, impacting lunar exploration plans. -
U.S. Media Torn Over Yoon’s Martial Law: Impeachment Motion Hits the National Assembly U.S. media reports on South Korea's political turmoil as President Yoon lifts martial law amid an impeachment motion from opposition parties. -
North Korea and Russia Just Signed a Massive New Military Deal – Here's What It Means A new treaty reinstating the military alliance between North Korea and Russia has officially taken effect, enhancing bilateral relations. -
U.S. Reacts Strongly to South Korea’s Martial Law, Calls It 'Illegitimate' and 'Badly Misjudged' Kurt Campbell criticized South Korea's emergency declaration, calling it "badly misjudged" and raising concerns about its legitimacy. -
Ukrainian Mayor Tortured and Killed After Years in Russian Prison Ukrainian Mayor has died in Russian captivity after enduring torture for nearly three years, highlighting war's brutal realities. -
60 North Korean Missiles Used by Russia in Ukraine, Claims Ukrainian Defense Intelligence Russian forces have launched 60 ballistic missiles from North Korea in Ukraine, raising concerns over military support and threats to Ukraine. -
White House Reacts to South Korea’s Martial Law—Is It a Threat to Democracy? The White House is monitoring South Korea's martial law declaration amid major media coverage and public reactions to the situation. -
Merkel Critiques Trump's Admiration for Dictators' Power in Recent Interview Merkel noted Trump's fascination with dictators like Kim Jong Un and Putin, highlighting his desire for direct decision-making. -
North Korean Bulsae-4 Anti-Tank Missile Destroyed by Ukrainian Drone Strike Ukrainian forces destroyed a North Korean Bulsae-4 anti-tank weapon in Kharkiv, highlighting ongoing military tensions in the region. -
War-Torn Ukraine Turns Into a Surprising New Tourist Destination – Here’s Why Ukraine's war tourism is booming, with 4 million visitors in 2023, despite local concerns about outsiders witnessing their suffering. -
China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced Labor China protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
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