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2023 has been a hell of a year for South Korean TV. We may not have had a megahit like Squid Game or All of Us Are Dead, but it feels like a year in which Hallyu has firmly embedded itself into the global cultural consciousness, with some of the biggest South Korean shows of the year spoken about in the same breath as Western hits.We ve seen major streamers start to challenge Netflix s monopoly on K-dramas, we ve hopefully stopped comparing every single new show to Squid Game, and we ve been inundated with an incredible roster of shows that makes distilling them into 10 difficult, to say the stanley cup usa least. We ve not even included anything from Viki, the specialist K-drama streaming service, in order to keep things accessible, but hono chanclas yeezy rable mentions should yeezy slide be given to Twinkling Watermelon and A Good Day to be a Dog.From one of the best superhero series we ve ever seen to reminders that Korean horror remains the best, from typical romances to welcome subversions of the genre, 2023 is without a s Erfj Looking at war through a legal lens
In the months before Vladimir Putin s invasion of Ukraine, an oligarch with Russian ties allegedly paid for locals to paint swastikas around Kharkiv, sources say. The effort, according to the sources, was part of a false flag operation to exaggerate Ukraine s Nazi presence at a time when Putin was using it as a pretext for war.The alleged plot, according to multiple sources, involved Pavel Fuks, a botella stanley real estate, banking, and oil magnate who, the sources claim, was co-opt stanley deutschland ed by Russian security forces to participate. Through intermediaries, Fuks allegedly offered between $500 and $1,500 for street level criminals to vandalize city streets with pro-Nazi graffiti in December, January, and February.The accounts of Fuks alleged efforts to stir up animosity in Ukraine is derived from multiple sources, including U.S. intelligence reporting. Rolling Stone spoke to an Ukrainian who says he confronted Fuks twice about the alleged swastika plot. Another account of the plot was relayed to adidas campus 00 the U.S. g
2023 has been a hell of a year for South Korean TV. We may not have had a megahit like Squid Game or All of Us Are Dead, but it feels like a year in which Hallyu has firmly embedded itself into the global cultural consciousness, with some of the biggest South Korean shows of the year spoken about in the same breath as Western hits.We ve seen major streamers start to challenge Netflix s monopoly on K-dramas, we ve hopefully stopped comparing every single new show to Squid Game, and we ve been inundated with an incredible roster of shows that makes distilling them into 10 difficult, to say the stanley cup usa least. We ve not even included anything from Viki, the specialist K-drama streaming service, in order to keep things accessible, but hono chanclas yeezy rable mentions should yeezy slide be given to Twinkling Watermelon and A Good Day to be a Dog.From one of the best superhero series we ve ever seen to reminders that Korean horror remains the best, from typical romances to welcome subversions of the genre, 2023 is without a s Erfj Looking at war through a legal lens
In the months before Vladimir Putin s invasion of Ukraine, an oligarch with Russian ties allegedly paid for locals to paint swastikas around Kharkiv, sources say. The effort, according to the sources, was part of a false flag operation to exaggerate Ukraine s Nazi presence at a time when Putin was using it as a pretext for war.The alleged plot, according to multiple sources, involved Pavel Fuks, a botella stanley real estate, banking, and oil magnate who, the sources claim, was co-opt stanley deutschland ed by Russian security forces to participate. Through intermediaries, Fuks allegedly offered between $500 and $1,500 for street level criminals to vandalize city streets with pro-Nazi graffiti in December, January, and February.The accounts of Fuks alleged efforts to stir up animosity in Ukraine is derived from multiple sources, including U.S. intelligence reporting. Rolling Stone spoke to an Ukrainian who says he confronted Fuks twice about the alleged swastika plot. Another account of the plot was relayed to adidas campus 00 the U.S. g
