South Korea has been in turmoil as President Yoon Suk-yeol declared emergency martial law. In a late-night televised address, the president blamed the opposition for anti-state activities. The South Korean military rushed to the parliament to take charge, and helicopters swirled over the house as the chaotic situation unfolded. Why The President Announced Martial Law?
Starbucks has literally taken its café culture to new heights by opening a shop with a view of North Korea. Nestled in the Aegibong Peace Ecopark observatory near Gimpo, just 31 miles from Seoul and less than a mile from the North Korean border, this isn’t your typical coffee spot. Is It Worth It? People
The United States is investigating an apparent intelligence leak of two documents that revealed Israel’s plan to attack Iran. The leaks were first published by a pro-Iranian Telegram account and come at a sensitive time when Israel is planning to retaliate to Iran’s 200 ballistic missiles that it fired weeks ago. As per reports, The
A recent report from Owl Labs found that nearly half of Gen Z employees in the US have posted negative comments about their jobs or employers online. According to the report, 48% of Gen Z employees admitted to sharing criticisms about their workplaces on platforms like Instagram, X, and TikTok, or anonymously on sites like
Japan’s Self Defense Force (SDF) deployed fighter jets and fired flares at a Russian military aircraft that violated its airspace. This marks the first time Japan has used flares in response to an airspace breach, according to a Japanese spokesperson. The Russian patrol plane ignored several radio warnings before intruding for the third time, prompting
Elon Musk’s X has started loading infinitely in Brazil after the country’s court banned it nationwide. The Brazilian supreme court suspended the platform from the country accusing it of spreading disinformation and threatening democratic institutions, a claim the platform denies. The Brazilian court judge Alexandre de Moraes put a penalty for users accessing the platform
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign reported on Saturday that it had been hacked, according to campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung. The disclosure follows reports from Politico that it had received Trump’s campaign documents by anonymous sources. Cheung claimed the documents were “obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the United States,” aiming to disrupt the 2024 election.
The ambassadors of the United States and the United Kingdom have decided to boycott the Nagasaki bombing memorial after the mayor failed to invite the Israeli ambassador. In a surprising diplomatic move, the Japanese mayor of Nagasaki said the decision was not based on political considerations and was intended at the smooth functioning of the
A brave security guard of a shopping mall saved a mother and a daughter who were swept away by powerful winds in the Chinese city of Dezhou.
North Korea has publicly executed a young man for sharing K-pop music and songs, according to testimonies from 649 North Korean defectors.
Climate protesters have sprayed orange powder paint on Stonehenge, prompting two arrests and widespread condemnation.
A team of university rowers found an unexpected visitor when a baby sea lion jumped over into a UCLA rower’s boat.
