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South Korea admits responsibility for abusive adoptions abroad

For the first time in its history, South Korea has officially acknowledged its responsibility in the abusive international adoptions that sent tens of thousands of children abroad through fraudulent practices over several decades. President Lee Jae-myung issued a formal apology on Thursday, calling......

Indonesia school collapse leaves 59 missing and at least five dead

Rescue teams in Indonesia continued searching on Thursday for victims trapped under the rubble of a collapsed Islamic school in Sidoarjo, East Java, where 59 people remain missing and are presumed dead. The building, located about 30 kilometers from Surabaya, collapsed on Monday after its foundation......

Elon Musk’s fortune surpasses 500 billion dollars, the highest in the world

Elon Musk’s net worth briefly crossed the threshold of 500 billion dollars on Wednesday, consolidating his position as the world’s richest person, according to Forbes. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO reached 500.1 billion dollars before his fortune dipped back to 499.1 billion, as reported by Forbes’......

New York: Two planes collide at LaGuardia airport, two people injured

Two Delta Airlines aircraft collided on Wednesday night on a runway at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, slightly injuring two people, according to airport authorities. The incident occurred at 9:58 p.m. local time when one plane was landing and another was preparing for takeoff. One person was hospitalized......

Russians face fuel shortages as Ukraine strikes hit refineries

In Russia, fuel shortages are spreading across several regions as Ukrainian drone strikes have repeatedly targeted oil refineries in recent months. Long lines of cars now form daily at gas stations, where drivers often leave empty-handed. In the Khabarovsk region, in Russia’s Far East, motorists......

Germany arrests three suspected Hamas members in Berlin

German federal prosecutors announced on Wednesday, October 1, that three suspected members of Hamas were arrested in Berlin. They are accused of acquiring weapons intended for “deadly attacks against Israeli or Jewish institutions in Germany.” During the arrests, authorities seized an AK-47......

“Skyrim Grandma,” Octogenarian Gamer, Announces retirement from iconic game

After more than a decade of entertaining millions of fans, Shirley Curry, better known as “Skyrim Grandma,” has announced she will retire from playing the iconic video game Skyrim. In her latest vlog (#75) published on September 29, Curry addressed her 1.3 million subscribers directly,......

17-year-old shot in Nice’s Moulins district, shooter at large

A 17-year-old boy was injured by gunfire on Tuesday evening in the Moulins district, a sensitive neighborhood in Nice, Alpes-Maritimes. The incident occurred around 10 p.m. near the central Amaryllis square. According to police sources, the victim was hit in the thigh by a small-caliber bullet, causing......

Meta to personalize ads and content using users’ AI interactions

Meta announced on Wednesday that it will begin personalizing ads and content for users on Facebook, Instagram, and its other platforms based on interactions with its artificial intelligence assistant, Meta AI. The new system is set to roll out globally on December 16, with notifications to users starting......

Ethiopia church scaffold collapse kills at least 22 and injures dozens

At least 22 people were killed and 55 others injured on Wednesday after a wooden scaffold collapsed inside a church in Ethiopia, according to the state broadcaster EBC. The tragic incident occurred in Arerti, a town about 60 kilometers east of Addis Ababa, during a religious ceremony. Local officials......

UK court jails seven men for up to 35 years in child exploitation gang case

A British court has sentenced seven men to prison terms ranging from 12 to 35 years for their role in the sexual abuse of two young girls over a five-year period. The case is part of the broader scandal of so-called "grooming gangs" that has shaken the United Kingdom for decades. Judge Jonathan......

Jailed Georgian opposition leaders urge UK to sanction ruling party over alleged ties with Iran

A group of imprisoned opposition politicians in Georgia has appealed to the UK foreign secretary, Yvette Cooper, urging her to impose sanctions on members of the ruling Georgian Dream party. The leaders, jailed in Rustavi prison near Tbilisi, accuse the government of fostering growing ties with Iran......

Ten-month suspended sentence requested against former Macron ally Eva Son Forget for cocaine-related driving offense

Former French lawmaker Eva Son Forget, previously known as Joachim Son Forget, faces a potential ten-month suspended prison sentence and a €6,000 fine. Prosecutors accuse the ex-Macronist MP of refusing to comply with police orders and driving under the influence of cocaine during an incident in......

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