Gang violence in Haiti: The prime minister is unable to go back
The capital of Haiti is still primarily immobilized by violence, and gangs are threatening civil war if Prime Minister Ariel Henry does not resign. Ariel Henry, the prime minister, cannot leave Puerto Rico and is still there. Since he departed the nation to request foreign assistance, there has been an increase in violence within the last week. There is an emergency in Haiti. Gangs are demanding his resignation. Most companies in Port-au-Prince have closed, and the international airport is still closed.
Haitian violence: "Barbeque," the head of a gang, promises to remove PM
In Haiti, a panic attack has taken place. On Thursday, there was yet another outbreak of gun violence and gang warfare in Port-au-Prince, the nation's capital. The leader of a major Haitian gang, Jimmy Cherizier, has threatened to keep trying to remove the prime minister, and his men have taken over the country's capital, Port-au-Prince. The island nation in the Caribbean has experienced two days of horrific gun violence; since Thursday, at least four police officers have died and numerous others have been killed. Watch to find out more!
"Systematic torture": In an Israeli jail, being a Palestinian
Israel increased the number of arrests it made in the occupied West Bank and the abuse of its overcrowded jail system. Former Palestinian inmates describe how Israeli jail guards routinely mistreated them, forcing them to kneel, depriving them of necessities, and torturing them. Concerning trends are shown in the growing number of Palestinian inmates, including women and children. The Palestine Prisoners' Society draws attention to the extent of mistreatment and dehumanization committed by Israeli security personnel, who even brag about their acts in video footage that Israeli TV's Channel 13 broadcasts, exposing appalling circumstances within the jails. Families of inmates suffer because of this; some of them never make it out alive. The anguish that the families of deceased Palestinians go through is made worse by Israeli authorities' refusal to release their bodies.
Gaza War: 15 killed in Khan Younis displacement camp
Israeli strikes have targeted displaced Palestinians in the southern section of the Gaza Strip. At least 15 individuals were murdered in Khan Younis after Israeli rockets targeted a number of tents in the al-Mawasi area. For medical attention, the injured were brought to the Al-Aqsa hospital in Deir el-Balah. There have also been several reports of airstrikes in northern Gaza's Beit Lahia targeting civilian buildings. There were several Palestinian deaths.
US: According to a recent poll, Trump leads Biden by just 1%.
Despite the pressure brought on by the conflict in West Asia, the American President's approval ratings have apparently improved in recent months. As more people voted for Biden in 2020, a recent poll suggests that he has been able to reduce Donald Trump's lead.
Why have individuals turned to video games as a means of showing support for Palestine?
The well-known massively multiplayer online (MMO) game Roblox featured a march for Palestine that went viral, raising awareness of political action via video games. Pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong and the Black Lives Matter movement have previously used these venues for protest. For those who are unable or unable to participate in direct demonstrations, they might offer another way to express their participation. Additionally, game makers can produce their games with political overtones. However, there are still concerns about the extent to which these demonstrations in video games have a real-world impact; some have called them performative clicktivism.
Dozens of Palestinians are killed by Israeli overnight attacks around the Gaza Strip.
There have been increased attacks by the Israeli military in Gaza's north, center, and south. Several of the most recent attacks have claimed the lives of numerous Palestinians. In an attack on a residential building in Gaza City, in the north, at least ten people lost their lives. The hospital, Al Shifa, which is about to collapse completely, received the bodies. In the center of Gaza, Israeli forces also bombarded residences in Zawaida and the Nuseirat refugee camp. There were at least 17 Palestinian fatalities. Because there were no corpse bags or shrouds, their remains were covered in blankets. Supplies of vital medical equipment are running low throughout the strip.
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USDA releases information on bird flu, links bird virus to cattle movement The US Department of Agriculture has released updates regarding the avian flu virus circulating among dairy cattle. See to learn more.
Gazprom placed two companies under "temporary external management."
Russia has come under fire from the European Union for placing the "temporary external management" of a Gazprom corporation over the subsidiaries of one Italian and one German company. The move, according to the global organization, demonstrated Moscow's contempt for international norms.
Gulf states are gauging their interest in investing in Iraq. Next year, the Arab League summit will be held in Baghdad, which is still recuperating from years of conflict. It's an opportunity for the nation to demonstrate that it is secure and in charge.
Myanmar's civil war has displaced 2.5 million inhabitants.
Tens of thousands of people have fled to Thailand after weeks of fighting near the Thai border town of Myawaddy in Myanmar. However, many more people are still stuck within the country. The UN believes that conflict has displaced 2.5 million people since the military took control in a coup in 2021. In the second installment of his series of special reports from Myanmar, Tony Cheng experienced the horrific conditions in which many of those people live.
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