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Füchse Berlin is poised for a decisive chapter in their season, targeting the prestigious Champions League title. Bob Hanning, the club’s managing director, shared his optimism about their European ambitions, …
Füchse Berlin Sets Sights on Champions League Triumph Read More
In a desperate attempt to defend its actions, Iran’s clerical regime has submitted a lengthy report to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, seeking to justify the death sentences …
Iran’s Regime Struggles to Justify Execution of Political Prisoners Amid Global Outcry Read More
In a significant move reminiscent of past actions by the Trump administration, Berlin’s government, led by Kai Wegner (CDU), is set to deport four pro-Palestinian activists. The four, who have …
Berlin’s Controversial Deportation of Pro-Palestinian Activists: A Daring Move Against Dissent Read More
In the lush countryside of western Denmark, Boon Young Han eyes the shadows of her past. As a child adopted from South Korea, she fell in love with taekwondo, but …
South Korea’s Dark Adoption History: Acknowledgment of Fraud and Abuse Read More
In a significant shift within South Korea’s political landscape, the Constitutional Court reinstated Han Duck-soo as prime minister, overturning his impeachment. This ruling diverges sharply from the ongoing case of …
Awaiting Justice: South Koreans Anticipate Court’s Verdict on Presidential Impeachment Read More
The SG Culture Pass, a generous initiative granting each Singaporean aged 18 years and older $100 for cultural experiences, allows the purchase of SingLit books while explicitly prohibiting donations to …
Unveiling the SG Culture Pass: Enhancing Cultural Engagement in Singapore Read More
The Hong Kong police have escalated their crackdown on dissent by offering rewards of 1 million Hong Kong dollars for information on pro-democracy activists living abroad. This move reflects the …
Hong Kong Police Offer Bounties on Overseas Pro-Democracy Activists Read More
Nan Goldin’s bold artistic decision to address the tragedies unfolding in Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank has ignited a passionate discourse on censorship and freedom of expression within the …
Nan Goldin Confronts Censorship with Powerful Message on Gaza at Berlin Exhibition Read More
Pinghu Tower, a historic structure in Liaoyang, has been restored and reopened to the public, attracting over 2 million visitors in just four months. With plans for an upcoming Ice …
Pinghu Tower Restored: Liaoyang’s Cultural Landmark Draws Millions of Visitors Read More
This article critiques the recent Nobel Prize in Economics for failing to recognize the unique factors driving Korea’s economic success, particularly the Saemaul Undong movement. It argues that the prize-winning …
Regrets on the Nobel Prize’s Misinterpretation of Korea’s Economic Marvel Read More