Climate
A Glacier In The Italian Alps Has Collapsed During Record High Temperatures, Killing Six People
At least six people are dead after a mountain glacier in the Italian Alps collapsed during record high temperatures due to heatwaves.
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Climate
Catastrophic Flooding Has Hit Australia Again, Forcing Thousands Of People To Evacuate Sydney
Authorities have ordered around 50,000 people in New South Wales, mostly in Sydney, to evacuate after days of rainfall have cause major flooding in Eastern Australia.
Cute
This Guy Made A Recipe For Kimchi Fried Rice As A Spotify Playlist And People Are Loving It
Meet Noah Conk, a 31-year-old designer based in San Francisco. He is also the curator of the Spotify playlist “Kimchi Fried Rice” that actually doubles as a recipe for the dish.
Climate
India Has Banned Single-Use Plastic To Reduce Plastic Waste
India has imposed a national ban on single-use plastics to reduce pollution on Friday July 1.
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🌏 Russia Bombs A Crowded Mall In Ukraine, Abortion Right Gains Around The World And More
All the world news you need to know this week.
Featured
Same-Sex Couples In Switzerland Are Getting Married After Same-Sex Marriage Was Finally Legalized
Same-sex couples are getting married in Switzerland after the country officially legalized same-sex marriage on Friday July 1.
Featured
This British Woman Was Attacked And Murdered While Walking Home At Night And People Want Justice
Zara Aleena, a 35-year old British woman and aspiring lawyer, has died after she was attacked while walking home in East London during the early morning of Sunday June 26.
Activism
The Philippines Has Ordered This Nobel Peace Prize Winner Journalist To Shut Down Her News Website
Authorities in the Philippines have ordered journalist and Nobel laureate Maria Ressa’s independent news organization, Rappler, to shut down, in another blow to press freedom in the country.
Featured
Pride 2022 Around The World
Here’s a look back at some of the biggest events from Pride 2022.
Activism
Indigenous People In Ecuador Are Leading Mass Protests Against Rising Fuel And Food Prices
Following two weeks of staging anti-government protest over rising fuel and food prices across Ecuador, Indigenous organizations will end an 18-day strike after reaching an agreement with the government about their demands on Thursday June 30.
Featured
Here’s What Happened Around The World In June 2022
From BTS’ temporary break to Colombia’s historic elections, here’s what happened around the world around June.
Activism
India Has Arrested This Muslim Journalist And Government Critic For “Insulting Religious Beliefs”
Mohammed Zubair, a Muslim Indian journalist and a prominent critic of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, has been arrested on charges of insulting religious sentiments and promoting enmity between religious groups.