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Colombia’s armed group crackdowns are killing minors

Colombia’s armed group crackdowns are killing minors

Within two months, airstrikes against these groups have resulted in the deaths of 15 minors, garnering global criticism of the government’s choice of tactics. Since the early 60s, Colombia’s government has been embroiled in conflict against illegal armed groups encompassing far-left guerilla factions, right-wing paramilitary organizations, and organized crime syndicates. Often...

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Nord Stream allegations aren’t likely to falter Europe’s support for Ukraine

Nord Stream allegations aren’t likely to falter Europe’s support for Ukraine

Despite German suspicions of Ukrainian involvement in the pipeline blasts, Europe’s fear of a potential security breach by Russia keeps its support for Ukraine intact. Three years ago, in September 2022, powerful explosions in the Baltic Sea shocked Europe. Seismological data indicated that the blasts were consistent with a large underwater bomb, later confirmed when shrapnel was discovered at the epicenter. The attacks targeted the Nord Stream pipelines, a vital...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Why is Foster’s Lager lowering its alcohol content even further?

Why is Foster’s Lager lowering its alcohol content even further?

Heineken UK, the company responsible for brewing of the iconic British beer Foster’s Lager, has announced it will be lowering the beverage’s alcohol content once again. Surprisingly, the decision isn’t entirely rooted in cost cutting. If you’re looking for a cheap pint in a UK pub, a glass of Foster’s Lager will usually fit the bill. That said, this choice might mean it takes a little longer to get your...

By London, UK
Dozens of protesters storm COP30 conference in Brazil

Dozens of protesters storm COP30 conference in Brazil

The 30th iteration of the global climate summit has to prioritise the beliefs of indigenous communities, said UN chief António Guterres last week. On day two, dozens of protesters stormed the venue in Belém, Brazil. November serves up two things each year: a frantic race to be Christmas ready, and annual disappointment at how trivial the latest COP conference proved to be. This year isn’t being hosted by an authoritarian nation...

By London, UK
Study says seasonal fatigue for Gen Z kicks in now

Study says seasonal fatigue for Gen Z kicks in now

Research commissioned by OnePlus says that the end of year rush creates a lull in Gen Z relationships. Ten percent admitted to falling asleep on dates, and eight percent claims to have nodded off during sex. Tis the season to feel burnout, fa-la-la-la-la. A new Gen Z analysis, conducted by tech company OnePlus ahead of its smartphone rollout, supports claims that the beginning of the festive period marks the commencement...

By London, UK