Israel targets a UN warehouse in Rafah as Gaza approaches starvation.
Israeli forces attacked a UN relief facility in Rafah, resulting in the deaths of at least five individuals. This establishment is one of the remaining food delivery centers still operating in Gaza. An independent investigation into Israel's repeated transgressions is what the agency is requesting.
Is Republican Donald Trump ineligible to run for president in the US elections in 2024?
This week, the nation's highest court heard a particular case involving Donald Trump: did he breach the 14th Amendment's ban on insurrection on January 6, 2021, and does that imply that states have the authority to strike him from the ballot? Stated differently, Donald Trump cannot run for office and is currently unable to serve as president. Watch to find out more! #donaldtrump#uselections#colorado
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Russia's election: The contest for president starts on Friday
On Friday, Russia's presidential election will take place. However, elections have already begun in what Russia refers to as its "new territories." These are areas of Ukraine that the Russian military currently holds. Vladimir Putin, the current president, is sure to win because there are just three other contenders on the ballot.
The UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned of a "above average" hurricane season in the North Atlantic in 2024. Stay tuned for further details!
Pakistan Election 2024: According to Nawaz Sharif, the PML-N becomes the single largest party.
Nawaz Sharif, the former prime minister of Pakistan, asserted on Friday that the PML-N, his party, had become the single largest party in the national elections. In an attempt to establish a coalition government, Nawaz Sharif has stated that he is in contact with Asif Ali Zardari of the PPP, Fazlur Rehman of the JUI-F, and Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui of the MQM-P.
Israeli drone attack kills one in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli military conducted a drone strike on the village of Ain Baal, which is located near Tyre in southern Lebanon. After many drones from Lebanon struck northern Israel and allegedly injured three Israelis, the attack resulted in at least one death and other injuries, according to medical officials cited.
Argentina's economic crisis: Public servants demonstrate against layoffs
Teachers and former government employees in Argentina have joined the current wave of protests. They are protesting the economic measures proposed by President Javier Milei. The government has accepted a nearly five billion dollar IMF bailout package, coinciding with the austerity measures that Milei pledged during his presidential campaign. Critics claim that the reductions have caused poverty to rise to about 60%, but he argues that the measures are vital to support the economy.
DJI's Flycart30: Drone designed for heavy lifting, tested on Mount Everest
A well-known Chinese drone manufacturer is revolutionizing how goods are delivered to far-off places. These days, their drones are working on Mount Everest, carrying goods, and assisting with rubbish removal. It looks like China is dominating the drone market.
The hidden lives of amphibians and reptiles will be on display at a new zoo in London. Public access to the show will begin on March 29. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Once more, Iceland's volcano erupts, disrupting the hot water supply to museums and schools.
On Thursday, an Icelandic volcano erupted for the second time this year. A supply pipeline was overtaken by a flood of lava, cutting off heat and hot water to several communities on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Watch to find out more!
Report from South Korea: Hereditary succession is criticized by North Koreans A previously confidential report outlining the actual socioeconomic circumstances in North Korea was made public by the Unification Ministry of South Korea. The survey data used in the publication comes from interviews with more than 6,000 North Korean defectors. The study emphasizes dissatisfaction with Pyongyang's system of hereditary control as well as negative opinions of Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea. Eunice Kim of Al Jazeera reports from Seoul.
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