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Here’s What Happened Around The World In January 2023
Take a look back at some of the biggest stories that happened around the world in January 2023.
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Climate
New Zealanders Are Sharing Wild Videos Of The Flooding In Auckland And The Scenes Look Unreal
Viral videos on social media show New Zealanders trying to go about their normal lives in flooded gyms, supermarkets, buses and Auckland Airport.
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Videos Of People Sabotaging Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurants In Japan Are Going Viral And People Are Furious
People can be seen licking communal soy sauce bottles and tea cups, touching sushi and putting wasabi on other people’s orders.
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This South Korean Dating Show Contestant Declared Her Feelings For Another Woman Contestant On TV
“Love Alarm Clap! Clap! Clap!” has gone viral after the woman contestant Jasmine openly chose to go on a date with another woman, White Rose.
Climate
New Zealand’s Biggest City Is Experiencing Its Worst Flooding In Modern History And It Looks Unreal
Auckland received more than 75% of its annual summer rainfall in just 15 hours.
Activism
Thousands Of People In Australia Protested The Oppression Of Indigenous People On “Invasion Day”
Protesters are calling for the holiday to be abolished and to rename January 26 as “Invasion Day”.
Cute
These Are The Cutest, Coolest And Most Chaotic Rabbit Mascots Of The Lunar New Year
Some interpretations were truly one-of-a-kind and pushed the boundaries of what a rabbit can be.
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A Zoo In China Did A Tiger-Rabbit Handover Ceremony For Lunar New Year And It Didn’t Go As Planned
The zookeepers were able to separate both animals on time and no injuries were recorded, according to Chinese news outlets.
Activism
This Chinese Woman Posted About Protesting In The A4 Revolution And Now She’s Disappeared
“If you are seeing this video, that means I have already been taken away by police, like my other friends.”
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Women Of The Week: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Women In Sierra Leone And Palestinian Pastor Sally Azar
Here are all the inspiring women you should know about this week.
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This Palestinian Woman Has Been Ordained As Jerusalem’s First Woman Pastor
Sally Azar’s duties will include leading services, bible studies and all English-speaking congregations.
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Peru Has Closed Machu Picchu Indefinitely After Tourists Got Trapped Due To Anti-Government Protests
The closure comes after hundreds of tourists were trapped when protesters allegedly damaged the train tracks leading to the famous tourist site.