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#society
Le Monde: Boko Haram lures young people with no prospects from the Lake Chad area
Abba Ali Abakura, a leader in Chad's Lac province, mourns his mother's death amid the economic devastation caused by Boko Haram. The group has destroyed local livelihoods, leaving many in poverty and unable to provide basic support during times of grief.
Despite military efforts to weaken Boko Haram, the group continues to pose a significant threat to the region.
GB News: Tube fare-dodger fines surge in month after Robert Jenrick exposed 'lawless' free-riders
The number of fines for fare evasion on the London Underground increased by nearly 60% following a video by Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick confronting fare-dodgers. In the month after the video, 1,628 penalty fare notices were issued, up from 1,055 the previous month.
Jenrick criticized London Mayor Sadiq Khan for inadequate enforcement and highlighted the broader implications of fare evasion on society. TfL acknowledged the issue and emphasized its commitment to reducing fare evasion, which it links to wider criminal activity.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Nagasaki mayor issues chilling warning on 80th anniversary of atomic bombing
As Nagasaki commemorates the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, Mayor Shiro Suzuki warns of the potential for future nuclear conflict. He emphasizes the urgent need for global action to abolish nuclear weapons, highlighting the upcoming NPT Review Conference as a pivotal moment for humanity's future.
The memorial event drew around 2,600 attendees from 90 countries, who observed a moment of silence at the exact time of the bombing. Suzuki expressed condolences for the victims and reiterated Nagasaki's commitment to ensuring it remains the last site of atomic warfare, advocating for peace and nuclear disarmament.
#culture
The Western Journal: DC Insanity Reaches New Heights: Hundreds Begin 'Mermaid' Lifestyle in Nation's Capital
In Washington, D.C., a growing community of individuals, including diverse gender identities, has embraced a "mermaid" lifestyle, donning elaborate costumes and gathering in aquatic centers. This trend offers an escape from the fast-paced city life, allowing participants to connect and express their creativity.
The "Metro MerFolk" group boasts around 1,000 members, with enthusiasts spending considerable amounts on costumes and accessories. These gatherings focus on inclusivity and acceptance, providing a space for individuals to engage with their inner child and enjoy a whimsical reprieve from reality.
#other
Daily Mirror: Kemi Badenoch hit with bad news as serial killer confirmed as proud Tory
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Daily Mirror: British combat medic found dead in Ukraine bed with murder probe 'ongoing'
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