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Sydney attack: Joel Cauchi,40, is the attacker; an investigation is being conducted

Sydney, Australia, residents are still putting the pieces together following the stabbing event that occurred inside a mall on Saturday. Six persons were killed, five of them were women and one was a male security guard.

#australia #sydney #sydneyattack

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Protests in Colombia: Paying tribute to armed group victims

Bogota mourners honor the victims of violence following peace agreements. President Petro speaks with armed groups; policy enforcement is inadequate. Decades of civil conflict in Colombia were supposed to come to an end with the historic peace agreement with the FARC, but since 2016, over 400 former rebel fighters and 1,100 community leaders have been killed in violence that has returned to areas the government has been unable to control. The most impacted groups are indigenous people and Afro-Columbians. Even with laws and rules in existence, there has been little enforcement and a lot of impunity. President Gustavo Petro started consultations with the surviving armed factions, but no progress has been made. Redistributing wealth and stopping the illicit enterprise are essential but challenging steps toward peace.

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Nuclear power supply: UK looks to other energy source

As a substitute for fossil fuels, the UK government just announced the largest development of nuclear power in 70 years. However, it can take some time before it fulfills the promise of energy independence.

#uk #uknuclearpower #nuclearenergy

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In Kaduna state, Nigeria, youth take up weapons.

Community-based vigilante patrol squads are being established by an increasing number of states in the conflict-ridden northern area of Nigeria to bolster security in villages where violent killings and kidnappings are commonplace.

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Singapore is watching the latest Covid-19 wave of illnesses.

Singapore's health ministry has recently reinstated a mask mandate following a significant rise in COVID-19 infections. From May 5 to 11, the health authorities registered more than 25,900 Covid cases. Stay tuned for further details!

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The US and the UK will collaborate to standardize testing for "artificial intelligence."

An MOU between the US and the UK states that the two countries would collaborate to test the most cutting-edge AI models. Keep an eye out for further information!

#usa #uk #artificialintelligence

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US Air Force blows up Minuteman III on a test flight.

The US Air Force blew up a Minuteman III missile after detecting an abnormality after it was launched. The Minuteman III is critical to the US military's strategic arsenal.

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Street cricket matches during Ramadan illuminate Karachi during the Muslim holy month.

Ramadan, the holy month for Muslims, is replete with customs. Playing cricket far into the night has become a local tradition in Pakistan.

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Africa: Burkina Faso halts radio transmissions; BBC and VOA are put on hold for a fortnight

Burkina Faso has suspended the Voice of America and the BBC for their reporting on the country's armed forces' killings of civilians.

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Bolivia: At least three people dead in landslides caused by heavy rainfall

In Bolivia, strong rains have caused landslides and increased the possibility of river overflows. There have been landslides that have claimed at least three lives. Numerous homes have been evacuated and tens of others have been completely damaged.

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Is Somalia able to defeat al-Shabab in its war?

Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia Salah Ahmed Jama and Marc Lamont Hill discuss the war against al-Shabab and the issues confronting his nation. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, the president of Somalia, announced a "total war" against al-Shabab in August 2022. Although there are still obstacles to overcome, Somalia claims that its efforts to combat the group are progressing. A diplomatic crisis has arisen between the nation and Ethiopia regarding the breakaway province of Somaliland. Domestically, Somalia is struggling with a number of issues, including as starvation, the growing consequences of climate change, and refugee crises, despite some progress. Can Somalia manage an increasingly complex crisis on several fronts? is the unanswered issue. And what does the nation's future hold? This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill discusses the present and future of Somalia with the country's deputy prime minister, Salah Ahmed Jama.

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