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Dogecoin Surges 10% After Rumors of the Cryptocurrency Possibly Adopted as a Form of Payment

While Bitcoin is undergoing a modest rise, Dogecoin is soaring by over 10% due to news that X is likely to adopt it for payments.

North Korean Workers’ Riot in China Signals Potential Start of Labor Movement

Last month, a significant riot by North Korean workers in China over unpaid wages hinted at the emergence of a potential labor movement within North Korea.

86% of French Say Olympics Opening Was a Hit—But Not Everyone Agrees

French citizens revealed that 86% of respondents rated the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics as a resounding success.

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Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata: A Bold Opera That Conquered Time

Giuseppe Verdi's opera La Traviata premiered in 1853, facing criticism but later became a beloved masterpiece exploring love and sacrifice.

Funding Cuts Threaten Progress on North Korean Human Rights, UN Warns

UN Rapporteur Elizabeth Salmón urges financial support for South Korean NGOs working on North Korean human rights amid funding cuts.

UN Condemns North Korea: 20 Years of Human Rights Resolutions

The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning North Korea's systematic and widespread human rights violations.

Heartbreaking Trends: Suicide Rates Hit Record Highs in South Korea

The number of suicides in South Korea last year reached approximately 14,000, marking an 8.3% increase compared to the previous year.

Kim Jong Un’s Loyalty Push: A Call for Total Devotion from North Koreans

North Korea has called on citizens to be "human shields" for Kim Jong Un, emphasizing loyalty as a revolutionary legacy.

North Korea Gears Up for 76th Founding Day Celebration Amid Economic Struggles

North Korea has been creating a festive atmosphere to celebrate its 76th founding day, which falls on September 9 every year.

Floods or Festivities? North Korea Builds Grand Stage for Regime Anniversary While Citizens Struggle

North Korea's 76th anniversary preparations include a red stage in Pyongyang, despite recent floods and recovery challenges.

High School Horror: Student Faces Expulsion Over Deepfake Scandal!

A Gyeongnam student, investigated for deepfake crimes and school violence, faces transfer, apology, and special education.

Kim’s Call to Action: Local Factories and Hospitals Key to North Korea’s Future

Kim Jong Un called for local factories, hospitals, and science hubs in a recent development meeting, emphasizing construction quality.

How Seoul Grand Park Lost Its Last North Chinese Leopard and a Beloved Lion

In the first half of 2024, Seoul Grand Park lost two animals named León: a lion in February and the last North Chinese leopard in June.

Soaring Student Mental Health Crises in South Korea: 22,000 At Risk of Suicide

In South Korea, recent data has shown an increasing trend in students facing mental health crises, including committing suicide.

Deepfake Dangers: Shocking Stats Reveal Teens Are the Main Victims

In the past three years, 60% of deepfake sexual crime victims were minors, with teenage victims rising dramatically to 181 in 2023.

North Korea Breaks Away from ‘Average-ism’: How Differentiated Rewards are Reviving its Economy

North Korea advocates for individual rewards over egalitarianism, claiming it enhances motivation and drives technological progress.

North Korea’s Youth Day Festivities: Choe Ryong Hae’s Tour and the Regime’s Push for Youth Unity

North Korea's Youth Day on August 28 featured visits to key sites, youth involvement in labor, and celebratory events.

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