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#13814405

11 Jun 2026

A black cat holds a mouse in its mouth after finding it in a garden in Nakhon Sawan province, north of Bangkok, on June 11, 2026.

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#13814420

11 Jun 2026

A black cat holds a mouse in its mouth after finding it in a garden in Nakhon Sawan province, north of Bangkok, on June 11, 2026.

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#13751809

26 May 2026

Jeon Sang-jin, Executive Vice President of Corporate Management at Shinsegae Group, presents the findings of an internal investigation regarding Starbucks Korea's ''Tank Day'' marketing campaign during a press conference at the Josun Palace Luxury Collection Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on May 26, 2026. The conglomerate launched a formal inquiry into the decision-making process behind the campaign following public backlash over its historical references, aiming to address corporate accountability and compliance.

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#13751840

26 May 2026

Jeon Sang-jin, Executive Vice President of Corporate Management at Shinsegae Group, presents the findings of an internal investigation regarding Starbucks Korea's ''Tank Day'' marketing campaign during a press conference at the Josun Palace Luxury Collection Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on May 26, 2026. The conglomerate launched a formal inquiry into the decision-making process behind the campaign following public backlash over its historical references, aiming to address corporate accountability and compliance.

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#13751841

26 May 2026

Jeon Sang-jin, Executive Vice President of Corporate Management at Shinsegae Group, presents the findings of an internal investigation regarding Starbucks Korea's ''Tank Day'' marketing campaign during a press conference at the Josun Palace Luxury Collection Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on May 26, 2026. The conglomerate launched a formal inquiry into the decision-making process behind the campaign following public backlash over its historical references, aiming to address corporate accountability and compliance.

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#13638850

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638851

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants and local residents participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, with nearly all sampled fish exceeding the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638852

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants and local residents participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, with nearly all sampled fish exceeding the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638853

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants and local residents participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, with nearly all sampled fish exceeding the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638854

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants and local residents participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, with nearly all sampled fish exceeding the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638855

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638856

28 Apr 2026

Local residents participate in a mass event to catch invasive ''suckermouth catfish'' in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup follows laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, with nearly all sampled fish exceeding the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638857

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638858

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638859

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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#13638860

28 Apr 2026

Civil servants participate in a mass event to catch invasive suckermouth catfish in rivers in Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 17, 2026. The large-scale cleanup is prompted by laboratory findings showing the fish contain dangerous levels of heavy metals. Laboratory test results indicate that nearly all sampled fish exceed the safe threshold of 0.3 milligrams, posing significant health risks if consumed.

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