[BREAKING]Assange case,Korean doctors strike,Navalny death and more[MGM 20/02/2024]

Today's highlights encompass a broad spectrum of pivotal global developments and intriguing scientific discoveries. In South Korea, doctors strike against the government's proposal to increase medical professionals, fearing intensified competition and diminished incomes. Julian Assange's legal saga approaches a critical juncture in the UK, as he fights U.S. extradition on espionage charges, underscoring significant First Amendment issues. Seine-Saint-Denis, a suburb known for its socio-economic challenges, anticipates transformation through the 2024 Olympics, aiming for long-term revitalization despite historical setbacks. The Russian opposition reels from Alexei Navalny's death, with his widow accusing the Kremlin of concealment to mask the alleged murder. Astronomers reveal what might be the universe's brightest object, a quasar with a rapidly growing black hole, shedding light on cosmic violence and growth. BAFTA announces plans to honor Matthew Perry at its Television Awards after backlash, acknowledging his contributions to both film and television. Thailand's Thaksin Shinawatra is released on parole, marking his return to the political landscape after years of exile. Germany grapples with a housing crisis as it strives to accommodate over 1.1 million Ukrainian refugees, highlighting the challenges of managing such a significant influx amidst a competitive housing market. These stories not only reflect critical socio-political dynamics but also showcase human ingenuity and the quest for understanding our universe.