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Sumatra's Road to Recovery: What Lies Ahead?

December 15, 2025

Sumatra, Indonesia, is slowly picking up the pieces after devastating floods and landslides. The disaster, triggered by a powerful cyclone, has left over 1, 000 people dead. Many more are still missing. The storms also caused destruction in nearby countries, with around 200 lives lost in southern Th

politics

A Small but Bold Stand Against Russia's Roblox Ban

December 15, 2025

In the chilly city of Tomsk, a small group of people gathered to protest Russia's recent decision to block the popular gaming platform, Roblox. This event is notable because public protests in Russia are not common, especially during wartime. The ban on Roblox is part of a larger trend of censorship

business

New Coffee Spot and Old Favorite Say Goodbye in Norge

December 14, 2025

A fresh coffee spot has popped up in Norge, taking over the old Anonymous Coffee space. Elite Coffee & Lounge, run by Jacob and Hayriye Tasci, opened its doors on November 26th. The couple, who moved from Turkey a few years back, are bringing their coffee expertise to the area. Jacob used to be a l

politics

Tunisia's Opposition Unites Against President Saied's Rule

December 14, 2025

Tunisia is witnessing a significant shift in its political landscape. Opposition groups, usually divided, have come together to challenge President Kais Saied's leadership. This unity is a response to what many see as a growing authoritarian trend under Saied's rule. Protests have been happening fo

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Border Tensions: Thailand and Cambodia Ignore Trump's Call for Peace

December 13, 2025

Trouble is still brewing on the Thailand-Cambodia border. Even after U. S. President Trump said both countries agreed to stop fighting, the shooting hasn't ceased. Thai officials say they never agreed to a truce, and Cambodia hasn't said anything about Trump's claim. Instead, Cambodian media reporte

business

JustCo: Mixing Workspaces and Hospitality in Asia

December 13, 2025

JustCo, a company that provides flexible workspaces, is growing fast in Asia. The CEO, Kong Wan Sing, sees their business as more than just offering desks. He thinks of it as a hospitality service. This means they focus on making people feel welcome and taking care of their needs, just like a hotel

health

Understanding the Hidden Struggles of Faith-Based Helpers

December 13, 2025

Ever wondered why some people who help others in the name of faith might feel drained or lonely? A recent study shed light on this by creating a new tool to measure a unique kind of burnout called spiritual empathy fatigue. This isn't your typical burnout. It's a mix of feeling overwhelmed by others

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Australia's Big Move: Social Media Lockout for Teens

December 9, 2025

Australia has made a bold move by banning social media for users under 16. This is the first time any country has done this. Many popular platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok are now removing accounts of users who are too young. If they don't follow the rules, they could face huge fines.

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Gaza's Crossing and Hospital: What's Really Happening?

December 6, 2025

In Gaza, things are heating up. Israel recently hit two armed men near troops, killing one. This is just one of many tense moments in the region. Eight countries, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, are not happy about Israel's plan to partly open the Rafah Crossing. They think it's a bad idea and c

sports

O'Shaquie Foster: The Journey of a Texas-Born Boxing Star

December 6, 2025

O'Shaquie Foster, the WBC super-featherweight champion, has a story that goes beyond the ring. Born in Orange, Texas, near the Louisiana border, Foster's journey is as unique as his name. His name, originally O'Shanique Dominique Williams Foster, was misspelled as a child, leading to the name we kno