South Korea is taking steps to outlaw the consumption of dog meat, aiming to resolve the ongoing debate surrounding this age-old tradition in light of increasing awareness of animal rights, as revealed by a policy chief from the ruling party on Friday. The practice of eating dog meat in Korea has faced international criticism for its perceived cruelty, and there is a growing opposition to … Continue reading South Korea to ban eating dogs

On Friday, the United States imposed sanctions on six individuals associated with the Iranian-backed Iraqi militia Kataeb Hezbollah. The militia is accused of orchestrating a series of recent attacks against U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria, particularly following the October 7 attacks by Hamas against Israel. The sanctioned individuals include the militia’s foreign affairs chief, a member of its governing council, its military commander, and … Continue reading US sanctions Iran-backed militia in Iraq conducting strikes against American forces

The Russian Ministry of Justice has announced the submission of an administrative legal claim to the Supreme Court, seeking the recognition of the International LGBT public movement as extremist and the prohibition of its activities in Russia. The ministry did not clarify whether the intended ban targeted specific groups or organizations, leaving ambiguity regarding its potential impact on the LGBTQ community, related causes, and individuals … Continue reading Russia moves to ban ‘international LGBT movement’ for ‘extremism’

Mysterious footage suggests that a petite statue of the Virgin Mary is shedding tears, drawing hundreds of visitors to the church who believe it to be a miraculous occurrence. However, there are those who propose a more rational explanation for the phenomenon. Churchgoers in El Chanal, Mexico, are divided between those who see it as a miracle and skeptics offering alternative explanations. Numerous social media … Continue reading Virgin Mary statue filmed ‘crying’ with eyes turning red