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Starbucks Korea has experienced a “very significant” decline in sales following backlash over its marketing campaign referencing the 1980 Gwangju Uprising. Shinsegae Group chairman Chung Yong-jin publicly apologised, emphasising accountability for the incident, as public calls for boycotts escalate in response to the controversy.
A Cessna collided with a paraglider over the Austrian Alps, causing minor injuries to the pilot, who safely deployed an emergency parachute during the incident.
A man sprayed an unknown substance at Ginza Six shopping centre in Tokyo, causing 20 people to fall ill as police investigate the incident.
France’s feud with US Ambassador Charles Kushner escalates as tensions rise over his absence from crucial diplomatic meetings, undermining relations.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, launched by Vladimir Putin four years ago, has resulted in the loss of approximately 20% of Ukrainian territory. President Volodymyr Zelensky reflects on Ukraine’s resilience, stating the country has defended its independence. More details follow.
The death of ‘El Mencho’ has intensified violent turf wars among Mexican cartels. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel, known for its brutal tactics, is embroiled in ruthless battles for control in the drug trade. Stay updated on the evolving situation and its implications.
A power struggle is unfolding in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel following the death of leader Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, known as ‘El Mencho’. His ex-wife, Rosalinda González Valencia, may emerge as a key contender. Developments are ongoing as rival factions vie for control.
In Kharkiv, students attend lessons underground due to ongoing Russian attacks, as the city’s educational landscape transforms under pressure. Educators like Tetiana adapt daily amidst the chaos. UNICEF supports these efforts to ensure safety and continuity in learning.
Christian Nègre is accused of drugging 248 women during job interviews in France. The former HR director allegedly laced drinks with a powerful diuretic, leading to humiliation for victims. Women now have a month to submit their testimonies before the inquiry is closed.
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