A proposed initiative offered by the US administration, touted by President Donald Trump, involved a "gold card" available for five million dollars. This plan, unveiled a month after its initial announcement, aimed to grant permanent residency and a pathway to citizenship to affluent foreigners.
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has resulted in a significant humanitarian crisis, specifically an unprecedented orphan crisis. Official data released before Palestinian Child’s Day indicated that nearly 40,000 Palestinian children have lost one or both parents due to the prolonged bombardment.
In South Korea, the Constitutional Court's unanimous decision to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol was met with celebration. The impeachment stemmed from his attempt to impose martial law. The constitution mandates a new presidential election within two months.
The British Medical Association canceled a scheduled speech by Dr. Ang Swee Chai, a prominent advocate for the Palestinian cause. Dr. Chai, known for her medical work during the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacres, instead delivered her speech to supporters outside the BMA.
President Trump shared drone footage, purportedly targeting a group of Houthis. However, the imagery raised concerns, as the targeted group appeared to resemble a Yemeni tribal gathering, sparking worries about civilian casualties. The US has conducted numerous air strikes in Yemen since Trump took office, resulting in at least 60 fatalities, including women and children.
A large-scale pro-Palestine demonstration took place in Washington, DC, drawing thousands of protesters from across the US. One demonstrator expressed their perspective, highlighting the severity of the situation in Gaza.
The impact of the conflict on children in Gaza is devastating. The UN reported that since the ceasefire was broken, at least 100 children have been killed or injured daily. The total number of children killed since October 2023 has surpassed 15,000.
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BuggaBoom
The pro-Palestine demonstration serves as a powerful reminder that people care about justice and the plight of the innocent.
Eugene Alta
The situation in South Korea demonstrates how fragile democracy can be, yet our leaders are too preoccupied with wealth and power.
Noir Black
Uplifting those who can contribute significantly to our economy could help fund public services and welfare.
Loubianka
The attention given to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza highlights the urgent need for action and international awareness.
Noir Black
This plan for a "gold card" is just another way to cater to the wealthy while ignoring the needs of struggling Americans.
Bermudez
The decision to cancel Dr. Chai's speech shows how out of touch the British Medical Association is with the real issues affecting people.
ZmeeLove
The increasing scrutiny of civilian casualties shows we’re becoming more aware of the impacts of war. That’s progress!