Sudan’s civil war drives displacement to Chad’s Adre camp
The Adre transit camp near Chad’s border hosts about 235,000 Sudanese refugees amid U.S. aid cuts. Since April 2023, they face harsh conditions on bare ground as global donors fall short, with only 13 percent of requested refugee funds funded this year. Prices rise and water fights worsen as more flee from Darfur, while others move to Tine camp.
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Adre
Chad
Fatima Omar Abdullah
Sudan
Abdullah
Trump
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Acre
Khartoum
Darfur
Tine
Flint still replaces lead pipes after crisis with lingering gaps
More than a decade after the Flint water crisis, many homes still lack replacement leads. Residents worry over mismanaged lists and missed properties as authorities say the program aims to finish by fall. Officials cite record issues, contractor turnover, and COVID delays while stressing improved data handling and outreach to rebuild trust.
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Flint
Mich
Jeffrey Bell
Bell
Betty Bell
Sarah Tallman
NRDC
Flint Department of Public Works
Kenneth Miller
Oswald
Benton Harbor
Miller
Environmental Protection Agency
Flint Water
Rnnie Gilcreast
U.S
Protests intensify in Serbia amid clashes after rally
Belgrade saw thousands block roads and a key Sava bridge as protesters demanded early elections and the release of detained demonstrators. Novi Sad residents egged the ruling party offices while police fought with protesters, injuring officers and detaining dozens. Authorities warned of more arrests as protests spread to smaller cities.
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Serbia
Sava
Novi Sad
Serbian Progressive Party
Balkan
Aleksandar Vucic
Ivica Dacic
Muc
University of Belgrade
Vladan Djokic
Vucic
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