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Sep 23, 2024 |
somalista.com | Tyla Fergusson-Platt
The Amazon Basin is experiencing a severe drought, with one of its major tributaries, the Madeira River, reaching a historic low of just 48cm on Tuesday. This is drastically below the usual average of 3.32 meters. The drought is particularly alarming as the dry season in the region, which typically runs from June to November, is still in its early stages. Experts warn that this year’s drought is the “most intense and widespread” on record, according to Cemaden, a Brazilian monitoring agency.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
somalista.com | Tyla Fergusson-Platt
The UK and the US are in advanced discussions regarding the potential deployment of long-range missiles capable of striking targets within Russian territory. Until now, both nations have hesitated to allow such a move due to fears of escalating the conflict. However, the recent revelation that Iran has begun supplying Russia with ballistic missiles has prompted the West to reconsider its stance.
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Jul 8, 2024 |
somalista.com | Tyla Fergusson-Platt
In a landmark moment for French politics, the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) has declared victory in the recent legislative elections, securing a significant portion of the vote. This outcome marks a notable shift in the French political landscape, as the NFP managed to rally substantial support amidst widespread dissatisfaction with President Emmanuel Macron’s administration and the far-right National Rally (RN).
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Jul 1, 2024 |
somalista.com | Tyla Fergusson-Platt
After 14 years of legal challenges, Julian Assange is finally a free man. A plea deal brokered between the Australian government and the United States allowed him to return to his home country of Australia last night. Mrs. Assange told reporters after he landed, “You have to understand what he’s been through,” explaining that they now needed to “let our family be a family.” Julian Assange did not speak to reporters after his release.
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Jun 6, 2024 |
somalista.com | Tyla Fergusson-Platt
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi clung on to win his third record-equalling election this week, as his majority is slashed. His party missed the required 272 seats needed to form a government, which meant he had to seek support from smaller parties within the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The race to power was a close one. The opposition parties secured 232 seats compared to the NDA’s 293.
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