World KCTU Weekly Promotion Schedule (Sept 7-13, 2026)
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) has released its weekly public relations and campaign schedule for September 7 through September 13,…
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World Over 70,000 Pints of Guinness Worth £115k Stolen from UK Depot
Thieves stole more than 70,000 pints of Guinness after hijacking two heavy goods vehicle trailers from an industrial estate in Runcorn, England,…
Artist Ryan Gander Hides 16,000 Coins Across Seoul for Frieze Seoul
British artist Ryan Gander has deployed 16,000 collectible coins across public spaces in Seoul as part of the Frieze Seoul LIVE Program,…
World Best Spontaneous Overseas Travel Destinations You Can Decide at the Airport
Spontaneous international travel straight from an airport arrivals board is entirely possible for South Korean passport holders, provided travelers navigate specific destination…
World Malaysia Declares State of Emergency in Serian Due to Severe Haze
Malaysia's Sarawak state declared a state of emergency in the district of Serian on Friday, September 4, after thick haze driven by…
Why Delhi Floods Every Monsoon: Causes and Solutions
Delhi monsoon waterlogging remains a persistent urban crisis each year, disrupting daily life and exposing deep vulnerabilities in the capital's drainage infrastructure.…
World An-Sik-Kkang African Plants Pop-Up Store at Lotte Department Store Jungdong
Lotte Department Store Jungdong Branch is hosting a special pop-up store for rare caudiciform and succulent species through an event organized by…
Week in Wildlife: Hitchhiking Crab, Shy Wallaby & Penguins in Jackets
Recent wildlife discoveries and conservation updates highlight unusual animal behaviors, accidental migrations, and targeted species management across global ecosystems, according to reports…
World Indonesia Rights Body Urges Police Probe Into Free School Meal Food Poisoning
Indonesia's top human rights body urged the national police on Friday to launch an investigation into multiple outbreaks of food poisoning linked…
World Two Tunnel Workers Rescued Alive in Nepal After Nine Days
Rescuers in Nepal pulled two tunnel workers alive on September 4, 2026, from a hydropower station along the Trishuli River, nine days…
World AI and HCI Insights from Prof. Yukino Baba (University of Tokyo)
Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly capable of interpreting complex human instructions, yet aligning machine behavior with nuanced social intent remains a central…
World US Space Firms Skip Paris Summit Amid Trump Administration Pressure
Four American aerospace companies have withdrawn from the upcoming Paris International Space Summit following pressure from the administration of Donald Trump, according…
World 7 Highest Mountains in the World: The Seven Summits by Continent
The highest mountains in the world comprise 14 peaks exceeding 8,000 meters in elevation, all situated across Central and South Asia, according…
World Argentina Gazettes Sept 2026 Pension Amounts and Taxable Bases
Argentina's government officially gazetted a resolution establishing the guaranteed pension amounts and social security contributions taxable bases for September 2026, according to…
Mayon Volcano Gas Emission Spike Signals Potential New Eruption
Mayon Volcano released 7,115 tons of sulfur dioxide on August 31, 2026, marking the second-highest emission recorded since concentrations began declining on…
FBI and Indian Authorities Shut Down Massive Scam Call Center Targeting Americans
Federal law enforcement agencies, alongside Indian authorities, dismantled a massive scam call center network operating out of India that defrauded U.S. citizens…
World AI-Boosted Orbital Surveillance: Closing Southeast Asia’s Maritime Gap
AI-boosted orbital surveillance can close Southeast Asia’s maritime surveillance gap by deploying advanced machine learning models to analyze vast amounts of satellite…
World EU Bans Brazilian Animal Products Over Antimicrobial Concerns
An executive European Union suspension on Brazilian animal products took effect, restricting approximately $1.84 billion in annual exports over regulatory disputes regarding…