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What happened to Sur Ronster? Team shares update after e-bike YouTuber’s shocking Ultra Bee crash (Image via Getty) Sur Ronster, the popular e-bike YouTuber known for his riding videos and stunts, is recovering after what has been described as the worst crash of his career. The update was shared on the official Sur Ronster TikTok account on Sunday, where a representative posted a video showing a scratched Sur Ron Ultra Bee and the rider’s helmet. According to the post, the 26-year-old crashed while testing the new e-bike on Wednesday. No details about the exact cause of the crash or the injuries he suffered have been released. However, the message reassured fans that he is currently recovering and is able to read the comments being left for him.What Sur Ronster’s team revealed about the Sur Ron Ultra Bee crashThe first update came through a TikTok post shared on Sur Ronster’s official account. Along with footage of the damaged bike and helmet, the caption provided the only confirmed in..

At least six universities in Hong Kong have moved into office buildings or shopping centres over the past three years as classroom space has tightened amid rising non-local enrolment, according to the latest data.
Among them is the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), which spent HK$345.4 million (US$44 million) in 2025 to acquire a 31,410 sq ft campus in Admiralty for its business school teaching centre.
The university unveiled the centre on Tuesday on the fourth floor of…

South Korea may have lost Canada’s multibillion-dollar submarine order, but analysts say its close-run contest with Germany has handed Seoul a different prize: proof that it can challenge one of the world’s traditional undersea warfare powers on a stage watched closely by defence buyers.
Canada chose Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) as the preferred bidder for a programme worth about US$40 billion to build up to 12 diesel-electric submarines, along with long-term maintenance and…

A sun-dappled forest clearing with a stream, mossy rocks, and ancient trees. A young woman offers a wooden bird to an appreciative elderly man. Among the many proverbs that have emerged from Finland's forests, few capture the relationship between human behavior and consequence as beautifully as “The forest answers in the same way one shouts at it.” In Finnish, the proverb is often expressed as “Niin metsä vastaa kuin sinne huudetaan.” Literally, it refers to the echo one hears after calling into the woods. Figuratively, it teaches that the world often reflects back the attitude, words, and actions that people direct toward it. Kindness invites kindness, hostility breeds hostility, and respect is often answered with respect.Although the proverb is rooted in the natural environment of Finland, its wisdom extends far beyond the Nordic forests. It has become one of Finland's best-known sayings because it expresses a universal truth: our treatment of others frequently shapes how t..

Image/X Kick streamer Raja Jackson has started serving a 90-day jail sentence after attacking professional wrestler Syko Stu during a live Kick broadcast. Jackson, who is the son of UFC legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, appeared in court on July 2 and was taken to an LA County jail. As part of a deal, he will also spend two years on formal probation and must pay $81,000 in restitution to Syko Stu, whose real name is Stewart Smith. The wrestler suffered serious injuries from the attack but said he does not hold any anger toward Jackson.Kick streamer Raja Jackson begins jail term after attacking wrestler Syko Stu during livestreamRaja Jackson’s jail sentence comes after a shocking incident in August 2025, when the influencer entered the ring at KnokX Pro Wrestling Academy while streaming on Kick and repeatedly punched Syko Stu.Before the incident, Jackson had told viewers that it was his “dream” to fight a professional wrestler and suggested he was planning to hit Stu for real. The situa..

Kim Jong-un stood on a cliff top and watched his navy come of age. As the North Korean leader looked on, 10 cruise missiles tore off the deck of the Kang Kon in rapid succession in a display of naval power Pyongyang could once only dream of staging.
Analysts say the weapons test on Friday was no accident of timing – coming just days before Russia and China would begin their Joint Sea 2026 maritime exercise off Qingdao – and North Korea wanted to make sure everyone was watching.
“North Korea is…