Europe: The most popular drug among addicts is crack.
An epidemic has overtaken Europe. Crack is becoming the go-to option for addicts all over the continent since it's easier to use than cocaine. It is less expensive, according to investigators, and is drawing an increasing amount of use. The percentage of crack users has grown significantly over the last three years, despite a consistent growth in cocaine consumption.
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Poland's audacious offer to house nuclear missiles from NATO
Moscow declares that the Russian military will examine any attempt by Poland to host US nuclear weapons. According to reports, Polish President Andrzej Duda was prepared to discuss with the US the possibility of hosting atomic weapons to fortify NATO's eastern frontier. Check out the article on how we are on the verge of a nuclear meltdown similar to the one that occurred in Cuba.
Houthis claim that Israel's Gaza operation will be mirrored by Red Sea strikes.
Shortly after the leader of the group announced that the group was stepping up attacks on ships in the Red Sea and other waters, using new "submarine weapons" among other things, to mimic Israeli military actions in the Gaza Strip, a Houthi official posted a statement on the social media platform X.
Ghanaian public hospital blackouts: deficit-ridden state-owned electricity company
The government-owned energy utility in Ghana is disconnecting its clients, including government institutions, who have not paid their bills. Power outages are occurring in public hospitals, and the consequences are disastrous.
UK: Concerned about their children's digital habits
Parents in the UK are concerned that screen time is taking over family time and endangering the physical health of their kids. Still, a significant survey indicates that young people feel more competent online and that their "digital well-being" has increased.
China lab models a space weapon attack on US warships.
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Meta stock falls as investors are disappointed by the AI spending forecast.
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Egypt, Qatar, and the US encouraged Israel and Hamas to finish the Gaza truce pact.
Qatar, Egypt, and the United States pushed Israel and Hamas to subscribe to the principles articulated by US President Joe Biden. Far-right ministers in Israel's current coalition, however, have vowed to topple Netanyahu's government if he accepts such a deal. The Israeli opposition is encouraging the government to embrace Biden's latest ceasefire plan for Gaza. Still, Netanyahu has declared that conditions have not changed and that he would not accept a lasting ceasefire until Hamas is destroyed. Osama Hamdan, a Hamas spokesperson, described Biden's proposal as "positive" but stated that the party had yet to receive any formal documentation.
Nigerian kidnapping: Gunmen raid a school, leaving hundreds of students missing
In two different occurrences, gunmen kidnapped over 300 schoolchildren in Nigeria. They all took place over the course of three days. The kidnapped children's parents and relatives claim they feel abandoned by their government.
Global food prices rose for the third month in May.
The Food and Agricultural Agency estimates global food prices increased by 0.9% in May, marking the third consecutive month of upward growth. This increase follows a period of decrease from the record highs established in March 2022.
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