The Week in Stories Around the Globe

‘Massacre’: Israel forces attack crowds waiting for aid in Gaza, killing 21

With Israel’s war on Gaza now in its sixth month, the United Nations has warned that at least 576,000 people in the enclave – a quarter of the population – are on the brink of famine, and global pressure has been growing on Israel to allow more access to aid.

#FreePalestine #GazaUnderSiege #WarCrimesInGaza

Millions Are Starving in Sudan; the Media Doesn’t Care Because Israel Can’t Be Blamed

The disparity in the volume of news coverage dedicated to both crises epitomizes the international media’s singular fixation on the Jewish State. For the media, when it comes to Israel, the myriad injustices and atrocities occurring around the globe seemingly dissolve into the background, becoming unworthy of the same scrutiny or outrage.

#Sudan #Sudanese #Famine #War

Most migrants living in Chicago shelters aren’t eligible to work

As of last month, more than 3,900 new arrivals submitted applications for work permits or Temporary Protected Status (that can confer work eligibility) through a state-run application program. About 1,000 had gotten permits as of late January, per the latest available data.

#Chicago #Migrants #Politics #Immigration

Giant redwoods: World’s largest trees ‘thriving in UK’

To assess how these towering giants are adapting to their UK home, scientists selected a sample of nearly 5,000 trees to study at Wakehurst, Benmore Botanic Garden in Argyllshire, Scotland and Havering Country Park in Essex.

#redwood #UnitedKingdom #Nature #trees

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