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Alexander De Croo, head of the UN Development Programme, warned in Kyiv that Ukraine faces its toughest winter since the 2022 invasion, citing systematic Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. He stressed the risk of a humanitarian catastrophe if power and water supplies are disrupted as temperatures plunge. The UN is working to rebuild damaged lines and deploy decentralized power plants, yet crews continue repairs under constant air‑alarm threats. The situation could force widespread heating failures and sewage breakdowns during a period when Ukraine’s winter temperatures can drop to -20C. The UN urges urgent support to secure the nation’s essential services.

Alexander De Croo, head of the UN Development Programme, warned in Kyiv that Ukraine faces its toughest winter since the 2022 invasion, citing systematic Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. He stressed the risk of a humanitarian catastrophe if power and water supplies are disrupted as temperatures plunge. The UN is working to rebuild damaged lines and deploy decentralized power plants, yet crews continue repairs under constant air‑alarm threats. The situation could force widespread heating failures and sewage breakdowns during a period when Ukraine’s winter temperatures can drop to -20C. The UN urges urgent support to secure the nation’s essential services.

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President William Ruto’s announcement that foreign traders must shut by 7 September has sent Kenyan streets into turmoil. Burundian tuk‑tuk driver Ndaikech Ali spoke of a hostile climate where he feels “like a dog set loose.” Families are splitting up as traders flee, while the Kenyan government offers a 90‑day window for registration. Critics argue the directive fuels xenophobia and risks harming Kenya’s economic ties, whereas supporters insist it protects local jobs. The controversy highlights a fragile balance between openness and national security in East Africa.

President William Ruto’s announcement that foreign traders must shut by 7 September has sent Kenyan streets into turmoil. Burundian tuk‑tuk driver Ndaikech Ali spoke of a hostile climate where he feels “like a dog set loose.” Families are splitting up as traders flee, while the Kenyan government offers a 90‑day window for registration. Critics argue the directive fuels xenophobia and risks harming Kenya’s economic ties, whereas supporters insist it protects local jobs. The controversy highlights a fragile balance between openness and national security in East Africa.

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With 9/11 now a distant memory for the younger generation, Gen Z has only learnt about the attacks years later than older cohorts, drawing recollections from teachers, parents and self‑research rather than lived experience. Some young people downplay the tragedy, while others pursue a deeper understanding through university courses and family stories. The article examines how education on 9/11 varies by state, the emotional journey many Gen Z students undertake, and the ongoing debate about how to teach this pivotal event to those without firsthand memory.

With 9/11 now a distant memory for the younger generation, Gen Z has only learnt about the attacks years later than older cohorts, drawing recollections from teachers, parents and self‑research rather than lived experience. Some young people downplay the tragedy, while others pursue a deeper understanding through university courses and family stories. The article examines how education on 9/11 varies by state, the emotional journey many Gen Z students undertake, and the ongoing debate about how to teach this pivotal event to those without firsthand memory.

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