Nature, Politics
Hundreds of people protest the G7 for Climate
On Sunday, hundreds of people protested in the German town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to demand action against climate change. The leaders of the G7 (group of 7) are meeting near there.
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Business
Sri Lanka Raises Fuel Prices, Worried about Economic Problems
This decision comes a day after the minister of energy said that there will be a long wait for new shipments of oil to the country.
Business, Technology
Toyota and Suzuki Will Make Hybrid Vehicles in India
On Friday, Toyota Motor Corp and Suzuki Motor Corp said that they want to begin making hybrid vehicles in India. Toyota says that hybrid cars are a good fit for India and similar countries.
Technology
The Government of China Wants to Control All Social Media Comments
Maybe China will review every comment before it goes on Social Media A Chinese internet watchdog shared possible rules on Friday. It wants social media companies to check new comments. Social media users are worried
Business, Technology
Twitter Executives Support Elon Musk's $44 Billion Deal
Twitter executives all agree that shareholders should support the deal.
Business, Nature
Japan Will Reward Eco-friendly Shopping
The government of Japan will begin a system that gives points to shoppers when they buy eco-friendly products, for example appliances that do not use a lot of energy. The points can be used like money to buy goods or ser
Other
Belgium Gives the Tooth of DRC Hero to His Family
Patrice Lumumba was the first prime minister of the DRC (Democratic Republic of the Congo). He was elected by the people after the DRC got independence from Belgium in 1960.
Travel
Spanish Resort Makes New Rules to Stop Drunk Tourists
One of Majorca’s most popular party areas now bans people who are wearing football shirts from entering restaurants.
Other, Politics
New School Books in Hong Kong Will Change History
New textbooks in schools in Hong Kong will teach students that the city was never a British colony. The government changed the school books because they think that the books are a reason for pro-democracy protests in the
Sports
Nadal wins 14th French Open title against Casper Ruud
After a one year break, the “King of Clay” rules again in Paris.
Business
Moscow Thinks It Will Sell More Oil in 2022
The Foreign Minister of Russia says that sanctions by the West will not be a problem for Russia’s oil business. Sergei Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Minister, thinks that Russia will earn a lot more money by selling oil th
