Animals Forced to Migrate Amid Vietnam War Devastation
War and chemical damage have driven wildlife inland and across borders in Vietnam. Rhinoceros, elephants, deer, tigers, monkeys, and other species flee ruined habitats as forests are stripped and bomb craters turn hills into moonscapes. Birds and insects perish or migrate as defoliants kill plant life, with vast areas left barren and uncounted due to security restrictions.
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Swaziland joins the Commonwealth as symbol of decolonization
Swaziland becomes the 28th member of the Commonwealth, marking the end of Britain's 300 years of colonial rule in Africa. The piece notes Salem, North Carolina, historic buildings with steep tile roofs and brick walls reflect 18th century European town design.
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