Southeast Asian heatwave: hotter weather caused by El Nino and climate change
Many Southeast Asian regions are experiencing extremely high temperatures due to a heatwave. The Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia are among the nations roasting in the extreme heat for the entire month.
Two children were killed in an Israeli strike in Rafah.
The Israeli military is attacking residential areas across the Gaza Strip, and civilian casualties are increasing by the day. Over 34,500 Palestinians have been killed during the nearly seven-month war. One of the most recent attacks, an air strike on Rafah in the south, killed at least two children. Israel has increased its aerial bombardment on the city, raising concerns about a massive ground offensive. There are around 1.5 million forcibly displaced Palestinians sheltering there.
South Africa's ANC seeks cooperation following historic election fall.
South Africa's ruling ANC will attempt to create a coalition after official election results revealed that it lost its majority for the first time since apartheid ended more than 30 years ago.
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Iran: 61 million Iranians are able to cast ballots; opposition groups demand that voters abstain from voting.
Iran's parliamentary elections are scheduled for this Friday, but it's expected that not many people will cast ballots due to the nation's collapsing economy. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Gita Gopinath of the IMF supports Japan's new approach. Gita Gopinath, the first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, comments on the Bank of Japan's possible change in monetary policy as the world's markets keep a close eye on Japan. Gopinath emphasizes the significance of a gradual approach and good communication to avoid market disruptions, particularly in light of the decreasing output gap in Japan and the attractive growth prospects of pay negotiations.
According to recent surveys, Luis Montenegro leads Portugal's center-right.
In the general elections, the Social Democratic Alliance Party of Portugal declared victory. It comes after an extremely close race against the departing Socialist Party. The center-right may now have to think about forming a coalition with Chega, Portugal's emerging far-right party, as there was no clear majority of votes.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak departed the D-Day monument early, angering the public.
The prime minister has emphasized that the debate about his early departure from yesterday's D-Day commemorations must remain non-political. After some contemplation, Rishi Sunak said, "I apologize; that was a mistake." Given the gravity of the sacrifice made, it is critical, however, that we avoid politicizing this. It is only appropriate that we honor the warriors who have sacrificed so much.
According to research, keratin treatments may harm the kidneys.
Research has discovered connections between kidney damage and Keratin hair treatment. The straightening lotion used in the procedure contains glyoxylic acid, which can sometimes cause kidney damage.
Gold prices reach record highs amid increasing worldwide demand.
China is on a gold-buying spree. For 18 months, the People's Bank of China has consistently increased its gold reserves, the longest buying streak on record. This strategic decision mirrors a global trend: central banks worldwide, particularly in emerging nations such as China, Turkey, and India, are amassing gold at an unprecedented rate.
Namibian Desert Wars: Conflicts between Germans and Communities
Communities in Namibia who have been denied their property for over a century and whose relatives were slaughtered by German colonial forces are demanding that Berlin hold new negotiations to negotiate the restitution of ancestral lands.
Georgia Foreign Agents Bill: The EU encourages Georgia to drop the contentious bill.
Protesters crowd the Georgian capital of Tbilisi, halting traffic throughout the city. The European Union has encouraged the government to drop its hotly debated Foreign Agents Bill.
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