Kenyan students go back to school after weeks of flooding.
Students in Kenya are returning to school weeks after severe floods wreaked havoc throughout the country. Almost 300 people have died, while hundreds of thousands have been displaced. Many of them are still sheltering in schools, and there are concerns that diseases like cholera will spread quickly.
The USGS stated that a strong 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Japan. Authorities in Japan issued a tsunami warning, advising people living in the impacted areas to seek higher ground. For the coastal regions of the prefectures of Ishikawa, Niigata, and Toyama, the Japan Meteorological Agency explicitly issued tsunami alerts. According to the weather agency, tsunamis up to five meters high are predicted to affect Noto in Ishikawa Prefecture.
Kate discloses that the Princess of Wales has cancer and is receiving chemotherapy.
Despite internet health rumors, Princess Catherine of Britain is undergoing cancer therapy after undergoing stomach surgery in January. The spouse of Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge, has been receiving treatment for an unidentified type of cancer.
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large-scale protests against the far right across Germany
According to the organizers, over 1.4 million people participated in protests against the far right over the weekend. Due to crowding, the rally in Munich had to be shortened. Nationwide, the protests were publicized in over 100 locations. Thousands of protesters protested outside the parliament in Berlin. The fury stems from rumors that far-right extremists and Alternative for Germany party members met to discuss plans for the mass expulsion of immigrants and people of foreign ancestry.
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After a coup, Ecowas lifted sanctions against Niger in an effort to maintain unity and stability.
The Economic Community of West African States, or ECOWAS, has eased sanctions against Niger in response to a military takeover that raised fears of national disintegration. The regional bloc has established prerequisites for communication and interaction with other nations. The coup that occurred earlier this month resulted in President Mahamadou Issoufou's removal. In reaction to the coup, ECOWAS imposed sanctions on Niger, including border closures and trade suspensions. Although the situation is still precarious, easing the sanctions is a welcome step towards resolving the problem.
Several well-known players in the game of cricket have contributed to numerous victories for their teams. The top players with the most victories in international cricket are listed below: Virat Kohli, Ricky Ponting, Sachin Tendulkar, and others.
UFO: Former US Navy Admiral spearheads hunt for "seen unidentified craft under water" or underwater extraterrestrial
In recent months, UFOs have become the talk of the town despite a plethora of unsubstantiated reports to the contrary. Recently, a US official revealed a theory suggesting that the hunt should shift from the air to the sea. Watch to find out more!
On Mother's Day in Ukraine, parents grieve their deceased children.
Ukraine's families will celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday even though Russia's war appears to have no conclusion in sight. After more than two years of fighting, the Ukrainian government reports that at least 31,000 soldiers have been killed.
Ireland's Leo Varadkar will resign as prime minister
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Ireland said a moment ago that he would be stepping down, with a national election scheduled for the following year. Many were not prepared for the shift.
Food shortages during Ramadan affect Muslims in the displaced Democratic Republic of the Congo as M23 fighting escalates.
Muslims claim they are having trouble finding food during the fasting month of Ramadan in Goma, the provincial capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Several people have escaped the conflict between the armed group M23 and government troops. About two million people have been forced to flee their homes due to the fighting, which began about two years ago. Ten percent of Congolese people identify as Muslim.
Headlines: IDF withdraws troops from South Gaza; Storm Kathleen causes devastation in the UK
Keep an eye on the hour's top headlines: The Chief of ISRO discusses Gaganyaan's capabilities; the IDF withdraws its troops from South Gaza; Storm Kathleen's devastation in the UK; and Poland's municipal elections are at stake.
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