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Israeli elections: Ald. Mixed city.

Israelis go to the ballot boxes. Of the electorate, 2 million Palestinian citizens have Israeli citizenship. Some live in mixed Jewish-Arab cities. One of them, the city of Al-Lad, is a symbol in Israel. In everyday life, people live side by side, but in 2021, the city was the scene of violent clashes, the effects of which remain today.

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Ukraine: escaping from the hell of Russian marches in Kramatursk

The population of the city of Kramatursk, located in eastern Ukraine, was 150,000 before the war. Today, in the light of the Russian shelling, the remaining inhabitants find themselves compelled to leave, they are always threatened by Russian drones, which Ukrainian police are trying to drop before reaching their targets.

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Mexico: Hydraulic fracture for gas and rock oil. Controversial technology.

After months of consultation with a group of experts, the Mexican Government is preparing to start searching for new fields of gas and rock oil, using the Hydraulic Cracking Technique, a highly controversial technique. This technique has already been used to extract oil in Veracruz State. However, it has caused problems for the population, including pollution and environmental damage. The Claudia Chinbaum Government seeks to achieve energy self-sufficiency and reduce Mexico ' s dependence on the United States.

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France. Long trees fighting climate change.

The Treunci forest is a famous forest in France, but it is not isolated from threats posed by climate change. This forest, which was a source of pride for the people and the royal family, especially during Louis XIV, today faces significant challenges as a result of rising temperatures and climate change.

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Nepal: When the success of protecting wildlife turns into a threat to the lives of the population

In half a century, Nepal has been able to impose itself as a universal reference in environmental conservation. About 20 per cent of the country ' s small land in the Himalayas has been classified as protected areas, as a result of counter-invasive fishing policies. Symbols such as the Unicorn, which were threatened by extinction, have been saved. However, this success has led to increased conflicts between wild animals and local populations living on the limbs of these natural reserves. The more wild animals, the more they need to expand their natural reach.

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France: nickel extraction in New Caledonia Who goes wealth?

New Caledonia has the world ' s oldest nickel mine in Teo City. The island of France in the Pacific relies heavily on this metal, but the events of 2024 as well as Indonesian competition have stalled economic development, prompting a number of people, especially in Teo, to refuse to return mines to work until nickel incomes are fairly distributed.

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Taiwan: giant of the electronic chip industry!

In phones, computers and cars there are highly developed electronic chips made in Taiwan, and they are highly connected to artificial intelligence systems. What lies behind the Chinese military threat is a global economic wage: an industry on which we rely in our daily lives.

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Ukraine: Arapeutic camp to help youth overcome the shocks of war

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, children and adolescents are at high risk of massive psychological trauma, fear, shelling, deaths, forced displacement and the long absence of one parent as a result of his entry into the armed forces, all of which have profound implications for an Ukrainian non-governmental organization, which, with the support of foreign donors, is trying to help some adolescents to overcome this plight and recreational activities by organizing clinical summer camps.

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Lake Chad... Climate change destroys fish stocks and threatens agriculture

The people of Lake Chad suffer from the effects of climate change. The region has been shaped and life has evolved historically around these vast water areas. Fishing first, then agriculture, the two main pillars of the communities of the region, are two activities today that are seriously paralysed by climate variability. The result is a scarcity of fish, the destruction of agricultural land and a high cost of living. One of the most fertile and productive areas of Central Africa is also suffering, as they have been under the pressure of the Buko Haram armed group for years.

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Risks can be fatal. India's food safety crisis is a matter of concern!

In India, more than 1 billion people rely daily on a large and complex food sector, fears about the safety of up to consumer goods are increasing. In this report, we highlight the magnitude of the challenges facing the authorities in protecting consumers from risks that may be fatal.

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France: Buying forests. Investing in nature!

In France, some rich business leaders buy hundreds of hectares to let nature regain its rights. Among them, Rodolphe Landman, a artisanal baker headed about 30 bakeries in France and Japan. In the Normandy region, its ownership of other business leaders is open to one goal: to make biodiversity an investment for the future.

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