Chinese Tradition Under Fire After Bride is Taped to Utility Pole in Viral Wedding PrankIn Shanxi, China, the groom's friends controversially taped the bride to a utility pole, sparking outrage and calls to rethink wedding pranks.
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Death by Button: Assisted Suicide Capsule Sarco Sparks Legal Battles in SwitzerlandAn innovative but contentious assisted suicide device known as Sarco has ignited a legal frenzy in Switzerland.
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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Slammed for Dyeing Their Dog Pink and OrangeBrooklyn and Nicola have ignited a firestorm of controversy after sharing a video featuring their pet dog with brightly dyed fur.
Could a New Pet Tax Stop People from Ditching Their Dogs?A proposed pet ownership tax in South Korea seeks to address community challenges from rising pet numbers and care costs.
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Price of Fukushima Peaches: $100 for a Taste of Controversy at HarrodsPeaches grown in Fukushima, known for its nuclear disaster, will be sold in one of the UK's luxury department stores for the first time.
Soccer Scandal: Ukrainian Football Player's Alleged Border Jump to Belarus Under ScrutinyUkrainian soccer player Denis Shelіkhоv faces allegations of illegally crossing into the enemy country of Belarus.
SpaceX Sparks Outrage by Removing Dokdo from Starlink Map—Is This a Diplomatic Snub?SpaceX has removed Dokdo from its Starlink map, sparking concerns as South Korea faces delays in satellite service.
Australian Coach Fired for Backing Korean Swimmer: South Korea ReactsThe South Korean Swimming Federation regrets Michael Palfrey’s dismissal but will not hire foreign coaches, prioritizing fairness.
Jannik Sinner Dominates the US Open Despite Doping ControversyTennis player Jannik Sinner won his second major title at the 2024 US Open, defeating Taylor Fritz 3-0 in the final.
China’s Pool Only Allows Woman Under 45 With Degrees—Here’s Why!A swimming pool in Jiangsu Province, China, has sparked controversy by restricting access to women under 45 with college degrees.
Is Your Phone Made with Child Labor? U.S. Officials Raise Alarms!The U.S. government recently pointed out that South Korean-made indium has been produced using Bolivian zinc, which involves child labor.
Shein and Temu Under the Microscope: CPSC Urges Safety AssessmentThe Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has called for evaluating the Chinese online shopping platforms Shein and Temu.
Personality Quiz or Job Barrier? Japan’s Use of MBTI in Recruitment Raises QuestionsThe MBTI test, now popular in Japan, influences hiring decisions despite criticisms about its reliability and potential for discrimination.
Telegram's Secret Rooms: Where Deepfake Exploitation ThrivesWon highlighted severe concerns about deepfake sexual exploitation on Telegram, revealing the widespread nature of the issue.
Whole Nation is Victim: Deepfake Sexual Crimes Shock South Korea with Disturbing School ListsDeepfake sexual crimes in South Korea involving explicit materials on Telegram have triggered outrage and widespread fear.
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.
3,000-Year-Old Artifacts Under Threat as Off-Road Racing Destroys Geoglyphs Ancient geoglyphs in Chile's Atacama Desert are threatened by off-road racing, prompting calls for stronger protections and penalties.
Airi Hirase's $170,000 Transformation: 25 Surgeries and Counting Japanese influencer Airi Hirase, 27, transformed her life after 25 plastic surgeries, investing $170,000 to overcome childhood bullying.
Death by Button: Assisted Suicide Capsule Sarco Sparks Legal Battles in Switzerland An innovative but contentious assisted suicide device known as Sarco has ignited a legal frenzy in Switzerland.
Are You Paying More for Your McDonald's Delivery? The Shocking Truth! McDonald's South Korea now charges more for delivery, with the Big Mac set costing 1,300 KRW more than in-store.
Cruelty or Cuisine? Crowned Live Lobster Display at a Restaurant Sparks Ethical Debate A restaurant has ignited controversy after serving a lobster with its body severed, adorned with a crown, and visibly writhing on plates.
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Slammed for Dyeing Their Dog Pink and Orange Brooklyn and Nicola have ignited a firestorm of controversy after sharing a video featuring their pet dog with brightly dyed fur.
Could a New Pet Tax Stop People from Ditching Their Dogs? A proposed pet ownership tax in South Korea seeks to address community challenges from rising pet numbers and care costs.
'I Beat 8 Teachers to Death': Song Binbin’s Controversial Legacy Ends in NYC Song Binbin, a prominent Red Guards figure during China's Cultural Revolution, died at 77, leaving behind a controversial legacy.
Price of Fukushima Peaches: $100 for a Taste of Controversy at Harrods Peaches grown in Fukushima, known for its nuclear disaster, will be sold in one of the UK's luxury department stores for the first time.
Soccer Scandal: Ukrainian Football Player's Alleged Border Jump to Belarus Under Scrutiny Ukrainian soccer player Denis Shelіkhоv faces allegations of illegally crossing into the enemy country of Belarus.
SpaceX Sparks Outrage by Removing Dokdo from Starlink Map—Is This a Diplomatic Snub? SpaceX has removed Dokdo from its Starlink map, sparking concerns as South Korea faces delays in satellite service.
Australian Coach Fired for Backing Korean Swimmer: South Korea Reacts The South Korean Swimming Federation regrets Michael Palfrey’s dismissal but will not hire foreign coaches, prioritizing fairness.
Jannik Sinner Dominates the US Open Despite Doping Controversy Tennis player Jannik Sinner won his second major title at the 2024 US Open, defeating Taylor Fritz 3-0 in the final.
China’s Pool Only Allows Woman Under 45 With Degrees—Here’s Why! A swimming pool in Jiangsu Province, China, has sparked controversy by restricting access to women under 45 with college degrees.
Is Your Phone Made with Child Labor? U.S. Officials Raise Alarms! The U.S. government recently pointed out that South Korean-made indium has been produced using Bolivian zinc, which involves child labor.
Shein and Temu Under the Microscope: CPSC Urges Safety Assessment The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has called for evaluating the Chinese online shopping platforms Shein and Temu.
Personality Quiz or Job Barrier? Japan’s Use of MBTI in Recruitment Raises Questions The MBTI test, now popular in Japan, influences hiring decisions despite criticisms about its reliability and potential for discrimination.
Telegram's Secret Rooms: Where Deepfake Exploitation Thrives Won highlighted severe concerns about deepfake sexual exploitation on Telegram, revealing the widespread nature of the issue.
Whole Nation is Victim: Deepfake Sexual Crimes Shock South Korea with Disturbing School Lists Deepfake sexual crimes in South Korea involving explicit materials on Telegram have triggered outrage and widespread fear.
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