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Weekly Global South news overlooked by euro- and US-centric media
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Excluded Headlines: Gold doesn’t cost US$137.39/gram, it costs Sudanese lives (opens the original)
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This week, while the mainstream media has focused on the UN speeches — and fine, there are important things happening there, despite the UN’s ineffectiveness — other important news in the Global South has gone unnoticed:Lives are the price of gold in SudanThere have been multiple gold mine collapses in Sudan recently, killing nearly 100 people. If that many died in a mine collapse in France, for example, the whole world would hear about it. But in this case, the media barely blinked.Some 82 bodi
Excluded Headlines: Dozens of Global South countries protest the US, Israel, and prices —and the media hides it (opens the original)
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This week, in Global South news …Global South countries protest the US, Israel, and cost of livingListening to or reading the mainstream English world news, you would get the impression that the war on Iran, the Amazon plane crash, and migrants in Ceuta is all that is happening, and that there was very little resistance to the dire international situation.In fact, this week, Peruvians protested Marco Rubio’s visit to Lima, saying he represents the US’s interventionist policies. In the Philippine
Excluded Headlines: This week, poorest countries in the Global South hit by mass climate tragedies they didn’t cause (opens the original)
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This week, in Global South news …Nepal, Guinea - Poorest countries in the Global South hit by mass climate tragedies they didn’t causeWhile the mainstream media has focused on the graphic videos and the number of foreigners amongst those disappeared in Nepal, it has downplayed the underlying issues leading to the tragedy and overlooked the various other countries experiencing impossible and devastating situations.On the Nepal-Tibetan border, the current death tolls stands at 389, with some 1,300
Excluded Headlines: Filipinos reject planned massive US-led AI hub, + important headlines (opens the original)
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Filipinos reject US military presence and its massive AI industrial hubPeople marched in the capital today toward the US embassy in rejection of the US’s economic influence and military presence. The US’s Pax Silica global tech agreement, launched at the end of last year, builds supply chains for AI and semiconductor technologies - including a 1,600 ha industrial hub in the Luzon Economic Corridor. The project will see much of the Philippine’s resources handed over to transnationals. Further, un
Excluded Headlines: After 23 years, US to finally leave Iraq. Bangladesh floods, UAE “aiding in genocide” in Sudan ... (opens the original)
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This week in Global South news:Bangladesh floods, sunken boats - Over 1.1 million people across Bangladesh have been affected by floods, including waterlogging and landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rainfall. At least 51 people have died, more than half of those Rohingya refugees and others living in Cox’s Bazaar. Nearby, over 500 people on two boats are feared dead, after boats carrying Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar capsized. -RW, JN,
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