Activism
After 251 Weeks, Greta Thunberg Has Taken Part In Her Last “School Climate Strike”
Greta Thunberg has been striking for climate action since August 2018, when she was 15.
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Four Indigenous Children Have Been Found Alive After Surviving 40 Days In The Colombian Jungle Following A Plane Crash
The children managed to survived thanks to their knowledge of the environment
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People In China Are Sharing Photos Of “White People Meals” And Honestly They Kind Of Have A Point
Chinese people are sharing photos of “white people imeals” on social media, and it’s going viral for being hilariously accurate.
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🌏 Poland's Huge, Unprecedented Pro-Democracy Protest Explained, China's "Greasy Men" Challenge And More
All the world news you need to know this week.
Video
Japanese Students Were Caught Eating Straight From An Ice Cream Machine And Caused A Controversy
The students admitted they wanted to create a funny video that would go viral.
Women
This Woman In Malta Was Convicted For Having An Abortion And People Are Demanding Justice
Abortion is illegal under all circumstances in Malta.
Featured
This Brazilian Man Ran On Stage And Smashed A Pageant Winner’s Crown After His Wife Came Second Place
Just as the host was about to place the crown on the winner’s head, the runner-up’s husband ran onto the stage, grabbed the crown and violently threw it to the ground.
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A Whale That Was A Russian Spy Has Been Spotted Off The Coast Of Sweden And People Have Questions
Hvaldimir was first spotted in 2019 along Norway’s coast, wearing a harness fitted with a GoPro that had a label that read, “Equipment of St Petersburg”.
Climate
This Is The More Than 400 Wildfires In Canada That Are Causing The Haze In New York City
The smoke from Canada’s most severe fire season in history has drifted south to as far as New York.
Women
Women Of The Week: Women In Argentina, Young Women In China And Japanese Musician
Check out these amazing women’s stories.
Impact
In A Rare Win In Hong Kong, A Court Overturned This Journalist’s Conviction For Doing Her Job
Bao Choy was found guilty of “making false statements” to access a public database for a piece critical of Hong Kong police.
Activism
Poland’s Huge, Unprecedented Anti-Government Protests, Explained
An estimated 500,000 people marched against the ruling right-wing party, which has eroded democracy and attacked human rights since it took power in 2015.