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Student Sued School for 1 Million Yuan After Corporal Punishment Led to Anxiety Disorder

In a disturbing case of corporal punishment, a 7-year-old student in Yunnan Province, China, was diagnosed with anxiety disorder after being physically punished by his teacher for not paying attention in class. The student, who was born in August 2016, was subjected to hair-pulling and ear-pinching by his teacher, resulting in significant hair loss. Following a hospital diagnosis of anxiety disorder, the student's parents sued the teacher and the school, seeking compensation of over 1 million yuan (approximately $140,000 USD). On June 16, the Yunnan Stone Forest County People's Court ruled in the first instance that the school, as the employer, was liable for the damages and ordered it to pay the student 78,000 yuan (approximately $11,000 USD) in compensation.

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Seoul Metro Arson Attack Leaves 23 Injured, Sparks Debate on Public Transportation Security

A disturbing incident occurred on May 31st in Seoul, South Korea, when an arson attack on the city's metro system left 23 people injured and required medical treatment for 129 individuals. The suspect, identified as a male between the ages of 60 and 70, allegedly carried out the attack due to dissatisfaction with the outcome of a divorce lawsuit. Security footage released from the incident shows the suspect holding an oil container and pouring fuel on the ground before igniting it, causing widespread panic among commuters, including a pregnant woman who was knocked to the ground in the chaos.

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China Responds to Trump's Call to Buy US Oil, Prioritizes National Energy Security

In a recent statement, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang responded to US President Donald Trump's hope that China would purchase more oil from the United States, stating that China would take reasonable energy security measures based on its own national interests. This response comes after Trump announced that China could continue to buy oil from Iran, and expressed his desire for China to purchase more oil from the US. With the US being the world's largest oil producer, and China's oil imports from the US having decreased significantly in recent years, this development has significant implications for the global energy market and US-China relations.