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South Korea in Crisis: How Did President Yoon’s Impeachment Divide the Nation?
Shin Jeong-min, a young pharmacy student, waited impatiently outside South Korea's Constitutional Court one chilly January afternoon as the suspended president arrived to contest his impeachment. The crisis in South…
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What caused the most recent wave of bombings?
On Thursday, Israel stepped up its bombing of Gaza, including an airstrike on a school…
Did the Senate Finally Pass Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill?
The Trump big beautiful bill passed in the U.S. Senate after a long campaign of…
Israeli Airstrike Kills 15 Palestinians, Including Children, in Gaza
A deadly Israeli airstrike in Gaza has claimed the lives of at least 15 Palestinians,…
What happened to the Grand Canyon Lodge when wildfires destroyed it?
A terrible wildfire in Arizona near the Grand Canyon has burned down many buildings, including…
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The High Price of Survival: Why Are Myanmar’s Poor Selling Their Kidneys?
"I decided to sell my kidney since I just wanted to own a house and pay off my debts," explains…
Why Are Food Lovers Flocking to a Funeral Home in China?
In Guizhou, China, an unusual gastronomic phenomenon is developing whereby foodies find an unexpected hotspot in a burial house. Now…
Bangladesh Delegation Visits China Amid Rising Tensions with India
A group of 22 people from Bangladesh, including journalists, academics, civil society activists, and political leaders, has left for China…
Singapore’s Biggest Bank to Cut 4,000 Jobs as AI Takes Over Tasks
As AI automation increasingly automates jobs that are currently done by people, DBS, the largest bank in Singapore, has announced…
Is India vs Pakistan Cricket Still Cricket’s Greatest Rivalry?
Flags waving like battle standards, faces painted green and blue, roaring masses. There is more to the cricket rivalry between…
India and UK Restart Free Trade Agreement Talks After a Year-Long Pause
Nearly a year after talks were postponed owing to general elections in both India and the United Kingdom, Monday marks…
India Bans Two Highly Addictive Opioids Following Investigation
Indian officials have prohibited the production and export of two highly addictive opioids, tapentadol and carisoprodol, after an investigation revealed…
Jack Ma’s Return: A Sign of Change for China’s Private Sector?
Widespread conjecture and hope have been sparked by a public conference between Chinese President Xi Jinping and some of the…