DAILY NEWS Stream – September 24, 2025

Thailand’s military chiefs indefinitely close all border checkpoints with Cambodia until a full de-escalation of tensions is achieved amid ongoing peace talks (Bangkok Post)

The EU unveils its 19th sanctions package against Russia, targeting energy revenues, banning liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports by 2027, and pressuring foreign firms including Chinese companies, while targeting Russia’s shadow fleets, cryptocurrency platforms, and battlefield technologies (New York Post)

Thousands protest across Slovakia’s cities against Prime Minister Robert Fico’s economic and pro-Russian policies. The demonstrations erupted after Mr. Fico’s visit to China, where he met Russia’s Putin for the third time since Russia invaded Ukraine (Ureign) (France 24)

President Trump introduces the “Trump Gold Card,” offering fast-track US residency for investors starting at US$1 million for individuals and US$2 million for corporations. The President projects it will raise over US$100 billion to cut taxes, fund pro-growth projects, and reduce national debt. The card is equivalent to a visa and may be revoked for national security reasons (Fox News)

A cyberattack disrupts major European airports, including Brussels [Belgium], Brandenburg [Germany], and Heathrow [UK], causing significant delays as passenger systems had to be processed manually (24h.com.vn)

US: Conor Brian Fitzpatrick, founder of one of the world’s largest hacker forums, is sentenced to 3 years in prison for creating and operating a cybercriminal marketplace for trading hacked data, personal info, and child sexual abuse material (U.S. Department of Justice)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam)’s fruit and vegetable exports reached a record US$1.29 billion in September 2025, up 41% from the same period last year, driven by strong sales of durian, banana, mango, pomelo, jackfruit and passion fruit (Báo Thanh Niên)

Zhejiang Province [China]: A 65-year-old mother is hospitalized and diagnosed with septic shock from a Salmonella infection after eating homemade soy sauce marinated crab, underscoring the dangers of eating marine animal-people. Her husband and son were also admitted and treated (SportsChosun)

Nutritionists praise bean sprout black sesame salad as a heart-healthy vegan dinner promoting vitality and hormone balance. Packed with zinc, antioxidants, and vitamins, it protects kidneys and helps strengthen the body naturally. Lightly steam sprouts, toss with black sesame seeds, and season sparingly to preserve nutrients (Tủ thuốc tuổi già)

Experts recommend a pumpkin-sesame drink made with pumpkin, sesame, and red dates to protect eyes, boost immunity, and support heart health. Rich in protective plant-based compounds like beta-carotene, calcium, and antioxidants, this drink is best enjoyed 2–3 times weekly, as part of a nutritious vegan diet (Handmade VN)

Doctors recommend warm ginger lemon water to boost circulation, digestion, and kidney detoxification. Ginger’s gingerols reduce bloating and inflammation, while lemon’s vitamin C supports immunity. Drink in the morning before breakfast or sip it throughout the day to enjoy daily plant-based benefits (Tủ thuốc tuổi già)

Over 800 Indonesian students suffer food poisoning after eating government- provided meals, prompting public apologies and a suspension of meal distribution. The worst case was in Garut district [West Java], where 569 students from five schools fell ill after eating chicken rice, leaving dozens hospitalized (VTV)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam): A man who ate fish is hospitalized after a 4-centimeter fish bone pierces his intestine, causing life-threatening swelling that required surgery (Báo Thanh Niên)

South Carolina [US] reports its first death from eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in over 20 years, sparking warnings to protect against mosquito bites due to the risk of severe brain illness (WJBF)

29 countries in Africa have reported over 191,000 monkeypox cases in total since early 2024, with nearly 2,000 deaths. The Africa CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) urges stronger monitoring to stop outbreaks, especially in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Báo Nhân Dân)

Indonesian volcano Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupts multiple times; residents are warned to stay at least 6 kilometers away and be cautious of potential mudflows if heavy rain occurs (Agence France-Presse)

Đồng Tháp [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: A landslide collapses a riverbank, injuring one person and destroying six homes (VnExpress)

HCM CT [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Heavy rains flood thousands of square meters of farmland, causing substantial losses for farmers, who blame poor public drainage (Báo Thanh Niên)

Japan faces a dual crisis of extreme heat and having the fastest-aging population in the world, resulting in numerous hospitalizations and deaths. Loneliness is making the crisis worse: in 2020, 13% of households consisted of people aged 65 and older living alone, projected to rise to 20% by 2050, prompting the creation of Japan’s Office for Policy on Loneliness and Isolation in 2021 (Báo Thanh Niên)

Rare “upside-down” red lightning is recorded over Cabo Rojo [Puerto Rico, US] (FOX Weather)

Puerto Nariño [Colombia]: Endangered pink river dolphin-people face a rising mercury threat in the Amazon Rainforest due to illegal mining and deforestation. In Orinoco River, mercury exposures were up to 30 times the safe limit, threatening both dolphin-people and humans who eat fish-people (AP)

Nearly 50,000 plastic nurdles [pellets used as ingredients for plastic products] have been found in waterways in 14 countries, raising alarm about global plastic pollution. US lawmakers have proposed the Plastic Pellet Free Waters Act to regulate pre-production plastic waste (Inside Climate News)

Trinity College Dublin [Ireland] researchers discover electrical stimulation can “reprogram” the immune system for faster healing by shifting white blood cells into an anti-inflammatory state that accelerates tissue repair. This opens new possible treatments for a wide range of injuries and diseases (SciTechDaily)

Australian scientists created Delphi-2M, an artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict a person’s risk of developing over 1,000 diseases years in advance, using their medical history (Science Alert)

New York City Mayor Eric Adams calls for a ban on carriage horse-people use, aiming to end the industry by the end of 2026. His actions have been welcomed as an important step toward animal-people safety and humane treatment (New York Post)

Alyssa’s Animal Sanctuary [Florida, US] creates a whimsical waterpark for animal-people made mostly from sustainable materials, featuring unique play areas that encourage instinctive behaviors (PetHelpful)

Tây Ninh province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: The Vầng Trăng Khuyết Charity launches the “Compassionate Boarding House” project to provide stable shelter and support for about 200 elderly people without families (VTV)

Animal-people care professionals in Texas [US] discuss strategies for improving animal-people welfare at the first-ever Paws Forward Rio Grande Valley Animal Care Summit (ValleyCentral.com)

Negros Occidental [Philippines]: Local authorities are working to improve animal-people welfare by reviving a local dog-people shelter and holding educational meetings for pet-people caregivers (Manila Bulletin)

British Columbia [Canada] teen Connor Belanger rescues a newborn beaver-person from swift waters and brings him to a wildlife rescue center for urgent care (The Valley Vanguard)

Huế City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] forest rangers dismantle illegal bird-people traps and nets as part of ongoing efforts to restore ecological balance and biodiversity (Báo Sức Khỏe và Đời sống)

Chư Yang Sin National Park [Đắk Lắk, Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] successfully releases six endangered animal-people including a Java pangolin-person, macaque-folk, and python-individuals back into the wild, supporting conservation while countering the illegal wildlife trade (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

Three youths in Hà Nam [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] prevent a fire in a cafe while no one was there by quickly entering and extinguishing the flames. They quietly left before receiving thanks; the shop owner now hopes to find them to express his gratitude (Kenh14.vn)

American energy healer Steven Noack shares how he died in a car crash and was taught about God’s creation and the quantum world.

At age four, Steven was riding a plastic tricycle in a neighbor’s driveway when he sped into the street and collided with a car. The impact pinned him under the back tire, and everything went black.

He saw himself from outside his body, eyes rolled back, before blacking out again. Then he found himself leaning against someone with long silvery hair and a glowing face of pure light. They communicated without words. Pulled into the Being’s face, he saw another world of peace without hate, pain, or anger—what he later knew as Heaven. The Being told him it was not his time, saying, “Put your head down, everything’s going to be all right.” He awoke in the hospital days later.

Nearly thirty years later, around age 33, Steven crashed his car at high speed. Knocked unconscious, he awoke being wheeled into surgery. An overwhelming calm descended, and he heard the same voice: “Steven, put your head down, everything’s going to be all right.” At that moment, memories from his childhood near-death experience unlocked.

The Being showed him the “blueprint of creation” within the quantum field— a living record of every soul’s original design as love. This blueprint could be accessed for healing physical and emotional trauma, like retrieving files on a computer. Steven was placed inside a wagon-wheel-like structure, with pure love at the center. From his heart extended energy outward and back, cycling experiences. Around him, a screen displayed memories and soul fragments from his life. The Being explained that these fragments could be recalled to restore wholeness, what Steven later called Ascension and soul retrieval.

The Being taught Steven how the nervous system and subconscious stored trauma programs, and how our energy can instantly entangle across any distance to affect others. Soon after, Steven discovered he could heal. When an elderly woman fell outside his store, he placed a hand on her back, and she instantly felt warmth and her pain vanished.

After this, Steven was guided by an intense inner energy. He sought answers in churches but realized God was within. He began seeing silhouettes—some light, some dark—that spoke inside his mind. Frightened at first, he realized they were projections of himself broadcast into the unified field, a realm where all beings are connected, beyond separation. Steven realized we are not these bodies, but the energy controlling these bodies, which exist so we can experience dense matter and learn through various emotions and experiences.

Some voices inside were harsh, reflecting Steven’s own self-criticism. He learned he had to change his energy, reconnect with his inner child, and release these aspects. As he did, people increasingly came to him for healing.

Steven later understood the radiant Being was an Elohim or angel, who revealed that every living being is sacred— part of God—and that how we treat others is how we treat ourselves. In his near-death experience, Steven felt complete oneness with everything, and knew that all religions were expressions of the same truth: there is no separation; we are all one (Beyond the Veil)

Insightful quote of the day: “As fragrance abides in the flower As reflection is within the mirror, So does your Lord abide within you, Why search for Him without?” — The Venerated Enlightened Guru Nanak Dev Ji (vegetarian)