[1]: Middle East
Israeli- Hamas conflict Hamas rockets kill three
Israeli dogfaces at a Gaza crossing. In response, Israel closed the Kreme
Shalom Crossing, one of the many aid crossings into Gaza1.
Attack on Al Jazeera office Israel took Al Jazeera
off the air, criminating it of being a security threat. Al Jazeera denies this,
claiming that Israel wants to cover up its crimes1.
[2]:technology
utmost wanted teen hacker Former teen hacker Kaimuki
rose to fame and came Europe’s most wanted felonious, responsible for one of
history’s most shocking hacks
Madonna Brazil show Madonna’s free show at Rio de
Janeiro’s Copacabana sand attracted1.6 million people, ending her Festival Tour1
[3]:Entertainment and trades
Lord of the Rings actor dies Bernard Hill, best
known for his part in the 1997 Oscar film" The Lord of the Rings,"
has failed at the age of 79. Fellow actors have paid homage to his outstanding
career
Eurovision style in Malmö The rivals of the
world’s biggest singing competition came in style for the final in Malmö1.
[4]:Other highlights
Cubans allured into the Russian army Hundreds of
Cubans, allured by the pledge of high hires and passports, have been signed to
fight in Ukraine
Zimbabwe’s currency chaos Zimbabwean dealers face
déjà vu as their bank accounts are wiped out by the preface of a new currency
called Zig1.
Assault on German seeker A teenager has admitted
assaulting German election seeker Matthias Eckel in a suspected politically
motivated attack.
[5]:Brazil Flooding: Death Toll Reaches a hundred
The loss of life toll from devastating floods in Brazil has
reached one hundred. Rescue crews are operating tirelessly to save survivors as
floodwaters displace around a hundred and sixty,000 human beings in the
southern nation of Rio Grande do Sul1.
[6]:Ukraine: Escalating Tensions
Tensions preserve in Ukraine because the struggle persists.
International interest stays centered at the place, with issues about further
escalation and humanitarian effects.
[7]:Malaysia’s “Orangutan Diplomacy”
Malaysia has proposed an unusual shape of diplomacy:
offering first rate apes (orangutans) as items to palm oil importers. However,
conservationists express issues about the impact on wildlife2.
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