For the first time, the global mean temperature exceeds the 1.5° Celsius barrier for a full year.
There has been a breach of the world mean temperature. The global average temperature exceeded 1.5°C for the first time, according to the European Climate Agency.
Thirty years of democracy in South Africa: students at universities still demanding change
South Africa's thirty years of democracy may have brought about political stability. Still, the country's high unemployment rate and extreme inequality have prevented everyone from living better lives than those guaranteed by the Constitution.
Germany will provide Ukraine with a Patriot Air Defence System, but US assistance is still pending.
Germany also intends to provide Ukraine with additional air defense missiles and Patriot defense systems manufactured in the US. The German Chancellor and the Ukrainian President spoke over the phone before this action.
US aid drop: 80,000 meals are sent to Gaza by C-17 aircraft
The most significant US A-drop since the start of the Gaza war occurred when the US Air Force airlifted 80,000 meals from Doha to the famine-threatened Gaza. This humanitarian endeavor intends to give Gaza's residents—who are suffering from acute food shortages due to the prolonged conflict—much-needed aid.
Dupe Killa-Kafidipe tells how her fishery is a sustainable way to reduce imports and combat overfishing. She raises fish on her two-hectare plot and has trained over a hundred people in sustainable fishing methods as an alternative to overfishing in the wild.
Floods in Pakistan and Afghanistan: More than a hundred people dead
In Pakistan and Afghanistan, excessive rainfall has resulted in more than 100 fatalities and numerous injuries. Both countries' houses and infrastructure have sustained severe damage.
Farmers in Europe reject the CAP and the Green Deal, call for minimum pricing, and demand an end to trade agreements.
Protesting against EU agricultural policies, farmers are going to the streets around Europe. Criticizing the Green Deal and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), they are demanding minimum pricing and an end to trade agreements. Big agribusinesses, according to the farmers, are the ones that profit from the current rules, not small farmers trying to make ends meet. A discussion over Europe's agricultural future and the EU's influence on it has been spurred by the protests.
Current 'objections' to Israel's attack on Rafah do not affect US weapons.
The present opposition to Israel's invasion of Rafah and its lack of influence on US weapons aid. As part of its long-term support for Israel, the United States has provided more than $1 billion in arms aid.
Champions League: Real Madrid takes on holders Man City in the quarterfinals.
Holders Real Madrid and Manchester City will play in the Champions League quarterfinals. Arsenal will play Bayern Munich, PSG will play Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid will play Dortmund. Digvijay Singh Deo, Sports Editor at Wion, lays out their route to the Wembley final.
The US presents itself as a global champion of liberty and democracy. But a sinister reality lies beyond the exterior. Years have seen the US benefit from suffering abroad. Military funding worth billions fuels wars abroad, lining the coffers of an elite few. The most recent examples are the conflicts in Europe and Asia. The following report clarifies how the US war machine exploits people's pain for financial gain. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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Reaction to the UK Defense Secretary's directive to evaluate the army's inclusiveness policy The United Kingdom Army wants to reduce security screenings for foreign recruits in an effort to increase diversity and encourage inclusiveness. While the UK army struggles to meet recruitment targets and draw talent from ethnic minority backgrounds, the current percentage of ethnic minorities in the force is 14%. But some former high-ranking military leaders are not happy about the policy's relaxation. See to learn more!
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