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Mae, Travel Alerts for Spain and Belgium. Red Code of Extreme, General Famine and Farm Protests

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sent two travel visits, one for Spain and one for Belgium. In Valencia, there is a red code of extreme phenomena in the urban areas, while in the Wallonia-Brussels region there will be a general famine and a farmer's protest.See the Story

Acharchylyk, the Kazakh Famine that the Soviet Union Wanted to Eradicate

For decades, the great famine of the 1930s, which decimated nearly half of the Kazakh people, has remained a taboo, even within families. A journalist from the BBC is travelling her native country to break this silence and make the voices of those who still carry in them, in their research or music, the memory of this tragedy.Famine · Kazakhstan Read Article

Famine From 1946 to 1947, Re-Readed in Memory: Journeyal Exhibition in Gagauza Autonomy

Photographs and trademarks that highlight the impact of the 1946-1947 hunger strike on the localities of the found autonomy are subject to an exhibition that will be presented in all the localities of the region. Visitors will be able to study and archive documents published in the first place.Hunger Strike · Gagauzia Read Article

Trapped, Starving and Afraid in Besieged Sudan City

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Mae, Travel Alerts for Spain and Belgium. Red Code of Extreme, General Famine and Farm Protests

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World Food Programme to cut Sudan rations as famine deepens

The World Food Programme said it will slash food rations in Sudan next month as funding shortages collide with a deepening famine. The decision comes as the country’s humanitarian crisis reaches unprecedented levels, with millions struggling to survive amid conflict and mass displacement. WFP emergency director Ross Smith said rations will be cut by 70 percent in famine-hit areas and by 50 percent elsewhere. Speaking from Rome via Geneva, Smith …Famine · Sudan See the Story

Sudan. Nearly 100,000 Trapped in El Fasher in Extreme Conditions - Latin American Summary

Al Mayadeen/ Africa in Summary/ December 13, 2025 The World Food Programme warned that as many as 100,000 people are trapped in El Fasher between famine, violence and total collapse of services.The World Food Programme (WFP) warned about the critical situation in the Sudanese city of El Fasher in North Darfur, [...] The Sudan Entrance. Nearly 100,000 trapped in El Fasher in extreme conditions was first published in Latin American Summary.Famine · Sudan Read Article

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Sirach 48:1-4, 9-11 Psalms 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 Matthew 17:10-13 Sirach 48:1-4, 9-11 (1) And the prophet Elijah arose like a fire, and his word burned like a torch (2) He brought a famine upon them, and those who provoked him in their envy became few. For they could not bear the precepts of the Lord (3) By the word of the Lord, he closed the heavens, and he brought down fire from heaven three times (4) In this way, Elijah was magnified in his wo…Famine · Israel Read Article

Social Concert or Field of Battle? Review of Labour Law Divides the Country

The Portuguese economy seems to look better outside than inside? And why does the US of Donald Trump hate both the European Union? In the day of general famine and in the time of the flu, the Exo of Mal had Angelo Correia and Cecilia Meierles in place of Daniel Oliveira and Clara Ferreira AlvesEconomy · Portugal Read Article

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How a House in Mount Lebanon’s Zabbougha Survived Wars, Famine and Loss

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Zabbougha is a tiny village in Lebanon’s mountainous district, or “qada,” of North Metn. The year-round population is roughly 200. It contains one grocery store, three churches and, curiously enough, a tiny wine museum. It is also where my father’s family is from and where I live, in a house that was originally built by my fifth great-grandfather, Mufrij Karam, sometime in the 18th century. But our story starts in the late 1890s, when my grandfa…Floods · Novi Sad See the Story

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Mae, Travel Alerts for Spain and Belgium. Red Code of Extreme, General Famine and Farm Protests

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