In times of fear and confusion, the Daily Planet, a renowned metropolitan newspaper, takes on the responsibility of informing the public. Its reputation for clarity and truth has become a symbol of hope for the city of Metropolis and the world. This category focuses on global issues.
On Tuesday, a village in central Myanmar burned bright enough to be seen on NASA satellites. On Wednesday, all that remained of Kin Ma were a few lone houses and traumatized residents speaking out about what they witnessed. The once vast village of 240 homes was reduced to around 30 standing homes and the rest rubble and ash around them.
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Naftali Bennett was sworn in as Israel’s new prime minister on Sunday after winning in a 60-59 vote, ending the 12-year ruling of former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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On June 12, 1993 in Nigeria the first election was held since the ending of the 1983 military coup that halted the Second Republic of the country.
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China released an announcement on Monday stating that it will allow all married couples to have three children instead of two, putting an end to their two-child policy.
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Far-right party leader Naftali Bennett said he backs a unity government that would bring an end to Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12-year rule as the country’s prime minister.
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The Metropolitan police have arrested five people “on suspicion of the attempted murder” of Sasha Johnson, who sustained a gunshot wound to her head on Sunday morning in London. On Tuesday, police said that “there is nothing to suggest Sasha was the victim of a targeted attack.”
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Supporters and activists in Minnesota, across the US and around the globe remember the life of George Floyd on the one-year anniversary of his killing by police last year.
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The Taking the Initiative Party, her affiliated group, released a statement saying that Sasha “is currently hospitalized and in critical condition.” According to the party, Johnson sustained a gunshot wound to her head on Sunday morning in London.
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The Israel-Gaza conflict has resulted in the deaths of over 145 people in Gaza, nine in Israel and hundreds more injuries, according to Sky News.
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The strike came about an hour after the Israeli military ordered people to evacuate on Saturday, May 15, according to reporting from The Associated Press. The building also housed other media offices and residential apartments.
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