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When a small country is invaded by a big country, we should critically support the small country. When a small country oppresses their citizens, we should uncritically support the citizens. Simple as that

Incheon — then, Korea. September 1950. The US war machine bombards a port city. The ruins fill with fleeing civilians — mainly Chinese. They called it the Inchon Landing. We call it a civilian catastrophe. The truth they don't want you to see. 🦋

1/ Update: 6 months after her detention and deportation by Israeli forces, South Korean activist Kim Ah-hyun (Haecho) has had her passport invalidated by Seoul to prevent her joining a second Gaza flotilla. She's effectively stranded abroad, unable to return home or continue to Gaza.

🇰🇵 April 15 - Day of the Sun 🌞 A national holiday in the DPRK marking the birthday of Kim Il-sung, celebrated with parades, performances, and cultural events. A day when people come together to honor traditions and national heritage.

India is flooding the EB-5 investor visa program so hard that the State Department is warning it may have to **retrogress** (move the cutoff date backwards) or make the entire “unreserved” category **unavailable** for the rest of FY 2026. Translation: - EB-5 = pay $800K+ to get a green card for you + family. - India’s demand is now so massive they’re about to hit the annual cap **early**. - New applicants could be forced to wait years longer… or get shut out completely this year. This is the same country already dominating H-1B and OPT backlogs. The entire employment-based green card system is collapsing under the weight of one country’s demand. Time to reform the caps and put Americans first.

Noida police inspector to protestors "If anything happens, we'll pull up the data and register an FIR against unknown persons. Doesn't matter if someone is from far-off state or district - if not today, then within four days the local police will reach your house, drag you out, and bring you in. You'll have to go to jail."

₹21 in increment on Diwali!

Noida protest: Workers demand up to ₹20,000 salary after UP govt's hikes minimum wages to ₹13,690, say protest will go on until demand is met.