Asia and the Middle East
This article is about a leader in Myanmar who was recently sentenced to 4 more years in prison. It was published in a news site based out of Doha.
What is "Ousted Myanmar leader Suu Kyi faces five new corruption charges" Al Jazeera
This article, written in a credible news source based out of the Big Apple, describes a scandal plaguing Ivy League universities such as Yale. It is coauthored by a certain "Mrs. Saul".
What is "In Lawsuit, Yale and Other Elite Colleges are Accused of Limiting Financial Aid", the New York Times
The BBC recently reported in this article about the death of a fashion icon, who dressed the likes of Julia Roberts and Jack Nicholson, and opened his first boutique in Paris in 1967.
Written by a reporter whose last name is the same as a famous Pretzel snack, this article describes a new scientific discovery of many "cold" animals in Antarctica.
What is "'Nothing but fish nests': Massive Icefish colony found in Antarctica", Axios
Written about a "shaky" event in Jakarta, this original article quotes Dwikorita Karnawait and mentions the cities of Tangerang, Bogor, and Bekasi. It was recently republished in a news site based out of the capital of the USA.
What is "Strong quake shakes Indonesia's capital; no tsunami alert", AP
Quoting Maximiliano Herrera and writing about the cities of Punta Indio, Las Flores, and San Fernando, this article describes the recent heatwave in a South American nation with a seat of government in its Casa Rosada.
What is "Buenos Aires hits 106 degrees amid severe South American heat wave" The Washington Post
This alphabet-sounding news site recently published an article detailing a "gas crisis" in Europe. Said article, reported from a city in Germany known for its Hot Dogs, describes how the gas supplier Gazprom is involved in a natural gas shortage. This article was originally published in AP news.
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Written by Nick Perry, this article was reported from the capital of New Zealand and discusses the possible infrastructure implications of a certain "hot" event. Said event also is a potential threat to places like San Diego and Seattle.
What is "Volcano Erupts in Pacific, West Coast under tsunami advisory", Associated Press
Published in a news site with a name similar to a certain WiFi machine you have in your home, this article is about the most recent death toll caused by riots in the largest Central Asian nation and mentions a certain Serik Shalabayev.
What is "Kazakhstan puts unrest death toll at 225", Reuters
This news group is famous for their college rankings. First published in Reuters, an article about a surprise increase in retail sales in Brazil was then reported by this news group; said article uses a photo of jeans first taken by Paulo Whitaker.
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Written in a news site founded by a Presidential Race candidate, this Op-Ed argues that the recent actions by the world's largest nation pushes a nation famous for its meatballs and another nation famous for being the "land of a thousand lakes" towards joining a certain military alliance.
What is "Russia is pushing Finland and Sweden Toward Nation", Bloomberg
A certain author with a certain avian last name penned this article about the drama surrounding the vaccination scandal of a Serbian tennis player and the "overwhelming support" to deport said player. The news site it is published in is a three letter word that spells out something people don't like to do.
What is "'Send him home': Poll reveals overwhelming support for decision to deport Novak Djokovic", The Age.
Published in the BBC, an "inky" article written by this reporter is about the legal action against an Artist in South Korea. Said artist, who said, quote, "Once I return to Korea, I am a lawbreaker", has worked with many celebrities, including Brad Pitt, but was recently fined 5 million won for practicing his art on a famous south Korean actress. This article includes an instagram embed and is about tattoos.
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Published in a news site famous for working with Sir. David Attenborough for its Wildlife films, this article highlights the symbolic meaning of a photo taking by Erik Jennings Simoes. Said photo depicts Tawy and Wahu, a son and father, as they trek through the rainforest to get vaccinated.
What is "Covid: Viral photo highlights challenges of vaccinating Amazon" BBC
An article published on this news site describes the recent Cyberattack on the European nation with its capital at Kyiv, which is where the article reports from and quotes a certain spokesperson from Ukraine's foreign ministiry, "It's too early to draw conclusions". The same article later quotes an anonymous source who has seen a "substantial uptick" in the rate of attacks.
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This three-letter word News site recently republished an article from the AP about a certain "inflamed" event at a parliament building. Said article, reported from Cape Town, describes the current situation regarding a fire that broke out in a, quote, "130-year-old complex of historic buildings". This news site also has a newsletter named "Goats and Soda"
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