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Climate agency: Europe saw ‘unprecedented heatwaves’ last year

Climate agency: Europe saw ‘unprecedented heatwaves’ last year

A report by Copernicus and the World Meteorological Organization highlights that Europe faced unprecedented heatwaves and devastating wildfires last year. These extreme weather events, driven by climate change, are also contributing to a continuous decline in the continent's biodiversity.

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Crisis

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The text illustrates a pervasive sense of crisis by listing various concurrent challenges, including fuel and gas shortages, environmental pollution, and a housing deficit. It metaphorically compares the spread of these concerns to that of a virus.

UNICEF: loss of thousands of female teachers in Afghanistan

UNICEF: loss of thousands of female teachers in Afghanistan

A UNICEF analysis warns that Afghanistan could lose up to 20,000 female teachers and 5,400 healthcare workers by 2030 if current restrictions on girls' education and women's employment persist. This shortage is expected to have severe consequences for the health and development of women and girls, as well as the country's overall progress as a whole.

WSJ: Trump wants long-term blockade of Iran

WSJ: Trump wants long-term blockade of Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered his administration to prepare for a long-term blockade of Iran. The information was reported by The Wall Street Journal, which cited several U.S. officials.

Trump has his photo placed on US passports

Trump has his photo placed on US passports

U.S. government officials have announced that President Donald Trump's image will soon appear on some American passports. The report, shared with Fox News and The Bulwark on Tuesday, indicates that the change will be implemented on certain upcoming travel documents.

US Senate against preventing Trump military action against Cuba

US Senate against preventing Trump military action against Cuba

The Republican-led US Senate has blocked a resolution proposed by Democrats that would have restricted President Donald Trump's authority to take military action against Cuba. The resolution sought to require Congressional approval before any such military intervention could occur, but its rejection maintains the current executive powers.