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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Protesters in Ghana demand the president step down due to blackouts and the country's declining economy.
Ghanaian protestors demand the president resign because they believe the administration fails to handle the country's electricity problem. A mother's sorrow over her newborn's passing as a result of a hospital power outage draws attention to Ghana's electrical issue. The economy has slowed down, and frequent blackouts have impacted healthcare. As rationing deepens, protesters point the finger at government ineptitude. Opponents contend President Nana Addo's administration has failed despite pledges to resolve the problem. Ghana risks an economic downturn by stopping energy provision to its neighbors to alleviate shortages at home.
Red Sea Crisis: US and UK initiate fresh attacks against the Houthis Joint airstrikes target the Houthi rebels in Yemen in a second wave. As promised, the Houthis will "respond to any attacks on Yemen." Houthi's allegation that he fired in the Red Sea at an American cargo ship. Watch to find out more!
Malawi's drought: A state of emergency is declared by the government
The Malawian government has declared a state of calamity due to the ongoing drought. With food supplies running low, the President is pleading for foreign assistance.
Ethnic violence is disrupting voting in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur. Just days into the six-week process, some polling locations are having to replay the first round of voting.
Thailand's Marriage Equality Bill has the support of 400 parliamentarians and will legalize same-sex unions.
On Wednesday, the Thai parliament passed a marriage equality bill with overwhelming support, marking a significant milestone that brings one of Asia's most progressive nations one step closer to being the third region to allow same-sex nuptials.
Miss Universe's participation in Saudi Arabia is untrue and deceptive.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia made news in March when word leaked that the nation would send a competitor to the Miss Universe pageant this year. The organizers have now denied rumors. Watch to find out more!
Israel seizes vital Gaza border crossing and commences attack on Rafah.
Israeli forces have seized control of Gaza's Rafah border crossing, cutting off a key route for humanitarian aid and a possible haven for civilians fleeing a construction attack. The Israeli military announced on Tuesday that it had taken "operational control" of the Gaza side of the border crossing that connects the embattled territory to Egypt. The blocking of the critical route and the placement of tanks in the heart of Rafah are seen as demonstrations of Israel's intention to continue its assault on the southern city despite ongoing truce talks.
South African building collapse: Teams race against the clock to find survivors.
Rescuers are racing against the clock to reach at least 39 people trapped beneath a collapsed building in George, South Africa. The structure was under construction when it collapsed two days ago, killing at least seven people.
Smoke rings from a volcanic vortex are a sight for visitors to Mount Etna.
Mount Etna, in southern Italy, dazzles tourists with a show of rings formed by volcanic vortex eruptions. According to scientists, recent activity set up the ideal circumstances for the unusual event.
States proclaim states of emergency, and there is great excitement in the US about the total solar eclipse.
The impending solar eclipse appears promising for the US travel and tourist sector. There has been an extraordinary demand for lodging from Americans hoping to see the celestial spectacle, with some areas of the country falling inside the "path of totality". Millions of people in Mexico, the United States, and Canada, will not be able to see the sun on Monday due to a total solar eclipse caused by the moon.
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