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People In China Parkoured Down The World’s Highest Ladder And It Looks Terrifyingly Impressive
A spectacular parkour competition has been held at the 999-step “Heavenly Stairs” in the iconic landscape of Tianmen Mountain in Hunan, China.
Kassy Cho
Kassy Cho is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Almost. She is based in Taipei, Taiwan. Email her at kassy@almostmag.co.
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🌏 US Speaker Nancy Pelosi Visits Taiwan, Aboriginal Australian Senator Calls Queen Elizabeth "Colonizer" And More
All the world news you need to know this week.
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Taiwan’s President Condemned China For Firing Missiles Towards Taiwan After Nancy Pelosi’s Visit
Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen has condemned China conducting military drills near Taiwan after US Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan earlier in the week.
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China Has Fired Multiple Missiles Towards Taiwan In Military Drills After US Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Visit
China has fired multiple missiles towards Taiwan in its largest military drills in the Taiwan Strait in decades after US Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan as part of her Asia tour.
Activism
Saudi Arabia Arrested This Egyptian TikToker For Sharing “Sexually Suggestive” Content In A Live Video
Tala Safwan, an Egyptian influencer who has nearly 5 million followers on TikTok and more than 800,000 subscribers on YouTube, has been arrested by the Saudi police for what authorities said was sexually suggestive content.
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US Speaker Nancy Pelosi Has Visited Taiwan And Met With The President Despite China’s Warnings
US house speaker Nancy Pelosi has met with Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen after arriving in the country in a historic visit on Tuesday Aug. 2.
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The Rainbow Village Painted By This 99-Year-Old Taiwanese Grandpa Has Been Defaced. Here’s Everything We Know
An iconic village in Taiwan covered entirely with rainbow-colored paintings by a 99-year-old grandpa has been defaced by workers maintaining the village.
Activism
This Aboriginal Australian Senator Called The Queen A Colonizer While Being Sworn In To Parliament
Lidia Thorpe, an Indigenous Australian member of parliament, called Queen Elizabeth a “colonizer” while being sworn into the Australian parliament as a Senator on Monday Aug. 1.
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Here’s What Happened Around The World In July 2022
As we head into the month of August, here’s a look back at some of the biggest stories that happened in July.
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🌏 Pope Francis Apologizes To Indigenous People In Canada, Ukraine's First Lady Shares Powerful Message On Vogue And More
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Climate
The Biggest Flooding Stories You’re Not Hearing About
As some places swelter under extreme heatwaves, other parts of the world are feeling the effects of global warming through floods.
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A Dramatic Crash At The Tour De France Femmes Wiped Out Dozens Of Riders, Leaving A Massive Pile Up
A crash during Tour de France Femmes on Thursday July 28 left dozens of riders in a massive pile up, with one being sent to the hospital.