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Thousands of trainee doctors in South Korean hospitals walked out on Wednesday to protest a government proposal.

February 21, 2024

Doctors Stage Walkout in South Korea Over Medical School Expansion

Thousands of trainee doctors in South Korea’s largest hospitals staged a walkout on Wednesday to protest against a government plan to increase medical school admissions. The protest disrupted medical services for numerous

A Chinese guy is being held in Australia over his apparent part in a tobacco smuggling scheme that induced $700m (£570m) for North Korea.

Jacob Brown

February 20, 2024

Smuggling allegations against Jin Guanghua: extradition to US

A Chinese guy is being held in Australia over his apparent part in a tobacco smuggling scheme that induced $700m (£570m) for North Korea. Accusations and Extradition: Jin Guanghua, a Chinese national,

After placing 50 disused trolleys from the Tokyo-Osaka Shinkansen route up for sale, the rail firm was flooded with demands.

Jacob Brown

February 19, 2024

Japanese bullet train food and beverage trolleys become unexpected household item

After placing 50 disused trolleys from the Tokyo-Osaka Shinkansen route up for sale, the rail firm was flooded with demands. For decades, the simple yet practical food and beverage trolleys on Japan’s

Huge masses gathered on Mexico City's main square on Sunday in a dramatic show of support for the country's electoral authorities.

Jacob Brown

February 19, 2024

Massive Protests Rock Mexico City Over Electoral Reforms

Huge crowds converged on Mexico City’s main square on Sunday in a powerful display of support for the nation’s electoral authority amidst accusations that President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is attempting to

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban is set to preach a child physical abuse scandal that has shaken the country.

Jacob Brown

February 17, 2024

Protests erupt over pardon of official convicted of covering up sexual crimes

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban is set to preach a child physical abuse scandal that has shaken the country. In Hungary, mass protests have erupted following the controversial pardon granted to a

At least five people are dead in an air strike on the Russian city of Belgorod, the province's governor says.

Jacob Brown

February 15, 2024

Air strike targets Russian city near Ukrainian border; casualties reported

At least five people are dead in an air strike on the Russian city of Belgorod, the province’s governor says. In a tragic turn of events, a missile strike not far from

Japan is experiencing economic upheaval as it suddenly enters recession, with GDP dropping for two consecutive quarters.

Jacob Brown

February 15, 2024

Japan Enters Recession as Economy Contracts Unexpectedly

Japan faces economic turbulence as it unexpectedly slips into recession, with its gross domestic product (GDP) contracting for two consecutive quarters. The latest data from Japan’s Cabinet Office reveals a worse-than-expected 0.4%

Bitcoin has risen to $50,000 for the first time in over two years.

Jacob Brown

February 13, 2024

Bitcoin Surges Past $50,000 Mark Amidst Positive Market Sentiment

Bitcoin has soared to the $50,000 level for the first time in more than two years, driven by optimism surrounding potential interest rate reductions later in the year and recent regulatory approvals

President Joe Biden's reelection campaign bravely moved evening by opening an official TikTok account, despite the app's ban.

Jacob Brown

February 12, 2024

Joe Biden Reelection Campaign Joins TikTok Despite Government Bans

President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign boldly moved on Sunday evening by launching an official TikTok account despite the app’s ban on most U.S. government-issued devices. Under the handle “@bidenhq,” the account debuted

Israel is facing rising international alarms over its planned offensive in Rafah - the city in southern Gaza filled with Palestinian refugees.

Jacob Brown

February 11, 2024

Escalating tensions in Gaza as Israel plans offensive attack

Israel is facing rising international alarms over its planned offensive in Rafah – the city in southern Gaza filled with Palestinian refugees. Introduction The situation in Gaza has reached a critical point