Fatal fuel warehouse blast kills and injures dozens in Lebanon
A northern Lebanon fuel storage warehouse exploded near the Syria border, killing 20 and injuring 79 as unrest over smuggling and a public fuel shortage worsens. Officials said 60,000 liters were stored and distribution was to residents, with investigators unsure of immediate causes.
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Antwerp City Shepherd quietly fights climate change in cemetery
In Belgium, Lukas Janssens with 270 sheep tends graves in Schoonselhof Cemetery to limit CO2 and boost biodiversity. He argues individuals can help slow warming alongside COP26 talks and calls for broader societal ecological action.
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Japan marks 76th WWII defeat anniversary in subdued ceremony
Prime Minister Suga led a restrained observance in Tokyo marking Japan's WWII surrender. He pledged never to repeat the tragedy yet avoided issuing a formal apology, contrasting Emperor Naruhito who expressed remorse. About 200 attendees observed a minute of silence amid COVID restrictions.
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