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The World Map You Know Is Wrong. Here's Why 1.8 Million People Are Obsessed With Data Maps.
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The World Map You Know Is Wrong. Here's Why 1.8 Million People Are Obsessed With Data Maps.

The world map you've always known is misleading. Discover why a Reddit community of 1.8 million is obsessed with data maps that blend art and tech to reveal global trends and shape public opinion.

Right to Repair Scored Big in 2025, But the Fight Is Shifting to Software Locks
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Right to Repair Scored Big in 2025, But the Fight Is Shifting to Software Locks

The 'right to repair' movement made significant gains in 2025, with 3 US states passing new laws. However, Big Tech is fighting back with 'malicious compliance' and software locks, shifting the battleground.

Hong Kong Unveils 2026 Roadmap for Crypto Regulation, Escalating Asia Hub Race
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Hong Kong Unveils 2026 Roadmap for Crypto Regulation, Escalating Asia Hub Race

Hong Kong regulators plan to introduce a comprehensive legislative bill in 2026 to regulate virtual asset dealers and custodians. This move sharpens its competition to become Asia's premier digital asset hub.

Japan Unveils 'Komamoro' Mark for Child Safety Checks, But Critics Point to a Major Loophole
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Japan Unveils 'Komamoro' Mark for Child Safety Checks, But Critics Point to a Major Loophole

Japan has announced the 'Komamoro' certification for its new 'DBS' system to check the sexual offense history of those working with children. Set to launch in 2026, the program faces criticism as participation for private entities is voluntary.

Coupang Claims Data Leak Contained to 3,000 Users; Government Calls it 'Unilateral'
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Coupang Claims Data Leak Contained to 3,000 Users; Government Calls it 'Unilateral'

Coupang announced a data breach affecting 3,000 customers was contained, but the South Korean government immediately refuted the claim as 'unilateral' amid an ongoing investigation.

Asiana Airlines Breach Exposes Data of 10,000 Employees; Customer Info Safe, Company Says
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Asiana Airlines Breach Exposes Data of 10,000 Employees; Customer Info Safe, Company Says

Asiana Airlines confirms a data breach affecting 10,000 employees, with names, phone numbers, and encrypted passwords leaked. The company states customer data remains secure.

Shein's Paris Store Becomes Christmas Hotspot Amid Protests
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Shein's Paris Store Becomes Christmas Hotspot Amid Protests

Despite opening amid heated protests, Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein's first physical store in Paris is drawing huge crowds for Christmas shopping, signaling a major consumer trend.

China Accuses Japan of 'Neo-Militarism', Warning of Retaliation
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China Accuses Japan of 'Neo-Militarism', Warning of Retaliation

Chinese state media is escalating criticism of Japan's alleged 'neo-militarism,' raising tensions. Beijing has warned it has sufficient policy tools to respond if its core interests are threatened.

Salah's Liverpool Future Looms as Egypt Faces South Africa in AFCON 2025 Showdown
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Salah's Liverpool Future Looms as Egypt Faces South Africa in AFCON 2025 Showdown

Amid uncertainty over his Liverpool career, Mohamed Salah leads Egypt against South Africa in a crucial AFCON 2025 match. An analysis of the stakes, history, and the drama surrounding the superstar.

Somalia Holds First Direct Election in 50 Years Amid Opposition Boycott and Deepening Crisis
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Somalia Holds First Direct Election in 50 Years Amid Opposition Boycott and Deepening Crisis

Somalia is holding its first direct local elections in over 50 years in its capital, Mogadishu, but a boycott by major opposition leaders threatens to deepen political divisions.

2025 in Photos: A Year of Global Turmoil From Gaza to Ukraine
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2025 in Photos: A Year of Global Turmoil From Gaza to Ukraine

2025 was a year defined by global conflict, climate crises, and political upheaval, from the ongoing war in Gaza and Ukraine to turmoil in Sudan. A look back at a tumultuous 12 months in photos.

'Villains': Yoo Ji Tae and Lee Min Jung's Tense Reunion After Betrayal Heats Up the Drama
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'Villains': Yoo Ji Tae and Lee Min Jung's Tense Reunion After Betrayal Heats Up the Drama

In TVING's original series 'Villains,' Yoo Ji Tae and Lee Min Jung are set to reunite after their dangerous collaboration ended in betrayal. What will this tense face-off bring?