Author: Tom Watling

In a surprising turn of events, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has accused China of aiding Russia in disrupting an upcoming peace conference regarding the war in Ukraine. Zelensky made these allegations during a security conference in Singapore, claiming that Russia was using Chinese diplomats to influence other countries in Asia not to attend the peace summit scheduled for June 15 and 16 in Switzerland. Despite Ukraine’s efforts to propose solutions for peace, including nuclear security and prisoner release, China’s lack of participation in the summit remains a concern, especially as Zelensky emphasized the importance of China’s involvement. This recent development…

Chinese Zoo Accused of Charging to See Dogs Painted as Pandas A Chinese zoo in Taizhou has sparked controversy by charging visitors to see “panda dogs,” which are actually chow chow dogs painted to resemble pandas. The zoo charged 20 yuan for this new exhibit, leading to disappointment among visitors who felt deceived. Despite accusations of false advertising, the zoo worker defended the exhibit, stating that they were not cheating visitors as the dogs were accurately described as chow chows. The zoo spokesperson justified the exhibit by comparing it to people dyeing their hair, claiming it was a creative display…

An emergency text message warning of 70 ferocious dogs on the loose in South Korea had to be retracted when it was found to be inaccurate. The alert from the Dong-gu district office in Daejeon was based on a report from a civilian who had seen the dogs roaming an area on the city’s outskirts. However, it was later confirmed that only three dogs from a local farm had escaped and they were not aggressive. Officials swiftly issued a correction, attributing the error to a misinterpretation of the initial report. The incident highlighted the importance of verifying information before issuing…