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McDonald's: More Than Just a Fast Food Chain for Hong Kong's Lonely 
Hong Kong is a bustling city crowded with people day and night. Real estate here is so expensive that some people have to live in a few square meters of room.
However, what destroys people's souls more than living in cramped residences is the feeling of being alone in the midst of a big city.
Here, many people live solitary and desolate lives. To escape from loneliness, some choose to live in fast-food restaurants, becoming 'McRefugees'.

South Korea's Forgotten Generation: Elderly Survival Stories
Beneath the image of South Korea's modernity and rapid economic growth, there exists a pressing social issue concerning the elderly who often find themselves isolated, lacking support, and suffering from memory loss.
A substantial number of elderly South Koreans lead challenging lives. Some are forced to resort to offering sexual services in public parks in exchange for their livelihood, a shocking reality that has been the focus of poignant documentaries.

สงครามในฉนวนกาซากำลังเข้าสู่จุดเปราะบางที่สุดครั้งหนึ่ง หลังจากที่กองกำลังป้องกันอิสราเอลส่งรถถังไปปิดล้อมบริเวณชายแดนเมืองราฟาห์และระดมยิงปืนใหญ่เข้าไปโจมพื้นที่ทางตะวันออกของเมือง ทำให้โจไบเดนประธานาธิบดีสหรัฐฯ พันธมิตรคนสำคัญของอิสราเอลออกมาปรามอิสราเอลและขู่ว่าจะไม่ส่งระเบิดและอาวุธต่างๆ ให้อิสราเอล
ขณะที่ เบนจามิน เนทันยาฮู นายกรัฐมนตรีอิสราเอลได้ออกมาตอบโต้ผู้นำสหรัฐฯ ว่าอิสราเอลสามารถยืนหยัดทำสงครามได้เพียงลำพังแม้สหรัฐฯ จะหยุดส่งอาวุธให้ก็ตาม

Death Business: The Boom in End-of-Life Services!
Japan is a country with a growing population of elderly individuals, while the birth rate is declining. The country's demographic shift has led to a growing market for services targeting the elderly.
In response to this societal change, businesses focused on end-of-life services are actively expanding and evolving their offerings.
There has been a rise in business around the death such as hotels designed to cater exclusively to the deceased. There are also modern cemeteries that offer lower costs and easier maintenance than traditional cemeteries.
 
 

Is The World on The Brink of Its Sixth Mass Extinction?
The world has witnessed five mass extinctions, and it is estimated that the world is on the brink of a sixth, largely attributed to human activities.  Factors such as deforestation, overhunting, and excessive consumption have led to the destruction of habitats and the irreversible loss of countless species. This impending extinction event is projected to surpass even the impact of the asteroid strike some 60 million years ago.

Sex Workers Life: Using steroids for livestock to a trait desired by Bangladeshi men
“Kandapara” is one of the oldest brothels in Bangladesh. Here, both deceived and willing young women enter, sharing the same fate of losing their freedom. Once they become sex workers, they have no right to leave and must work until they pay off their debts to the bawd. Despite the legalization of prostitution in Bangladesh, life for the sex workers here is suffering, and many continue working until death within the walls of this brothel.