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Many girls in Sri Lanka face period poverty. They struggle to afford sanitary pads. A survey shows many girls miss school due to this. The government is trying to help with vouchers. But, the vouchers are not enough. Some girls use unsafe cloth pads. This leads to infections. Continuous support is needed for sanitary products.

Serbian students concluded their ultra marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels, advocating for democracy and accountability in Serbia. They met with EU officials to highlight issues back home, where protests have been ongoing for months. The EU has criticized Serbia's government, withholding aid due to unmet reform obligations, while students push for fair elections.

The Czech Republic, a car production leader, faces a downturn in its automotive sector due to decreased Western demand and challenges in transitioning to electric vehicles. Simultaneously, the Czech arms industry is experiencing a boom, fueled by the war in Ukraine and increased defense spending. This shift presents an opportunity for automotive workers to transition to the growing defense sector, potentially reshaping the Czech economy.

Jose "Pepe" Mujica, Uruguay's former president, was celebrated for his humble lifestyle and progressive policies, including legalizing gay marriage and abortion. A former guerrilla, he donated most of his salary and lived on a farm, embodying his belief that happiness lies in contentment, not material wealth.

Lebanon closely monitors potential US sanctions relief for Syria, anticipating regional impacts. President Aoun sees it as a courageous decision, potentially aiding refugee repatriation and economic integration. Despite internal challenges like inflation and regional instability, Lebanon hopes to benefit from a unified market with Syria and contribute to its reconstruction.

SOS Humanity marked its 10th anniversary by reporting the rescue of 68 people from unseaworthy boats in the Libyan search and rescue zone, highlighting the EU's outsourcing of migrant rescues. The organization criticized EU migration deals with Libya and Tunisia for human rights violations and called for a collective European sea rescue program.

US funding cuts to global health programs, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, are having catastrophic consequences. HIV/AIDS programs are severely impacted, potentially leading to over 500,000 deaths in South Africa alone. The cuts affect various sectors, including malaria prevention, tuberculosis control, and vaccination efforts, threatening to reverse years of progress in combating infectious diseases.

Donald Trump is set to embark on his first foreign trip, bearing symbolic gifts for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. Discussions will center on economic engagement, regional security, and potential deals, including a Saudi civil nuclear program. A "very big announcement" is anticipated, possibly concerning hostage releases, a US-Iran nuclear deal, or the situation in Yemen.

During his visit to Israel, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul emphasized that a political solution, not military action, is the key to resolving the Gaza conflict. While reaffirming Germany's commitment to Israel's security, he questioned the effectiveness of Israel's military approach and advocated for a ceasefire and serious negotiations.

A recent genetic study has successfully traced the migration patterns of prehistoric humans from Asia to the Americas, shedding light on the ancestral origins of underrepresented Indigenous groups. Researchers analyzed genomes from various ethnic groups, revealing genetic connections and divisions among early settlers.

Germany has tightened its border controls, and interior minister Alexander Dobrindt announced increased measures against illegal immigration. These actions mark a departure from Angela Merkel's previous open-door policy. Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to limit refugee intake. Neighboring Poland opposes accepting refugees from Germany. Merz seeks collaborative European solutions on immigration.

Germany, under Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, plans significant investments in defense and infrastructure. This move signals a shift from fiscal restraint. The plan, however, tests the EU's fiscal rules. Concerns arise about potential violations of deficit and debt limits. Some fear this could set a precedent, prompting other nations to demand similar flexibility.

Russia commemorates the 80th anniversary of Soviet victory over Nazi Germany. Young Russians participate in military-themed events. The Kremlin uses Victory Day to shape national identity. Political scientists say the day has become a tool for mobilization. Parallels are drawn between the Soviet Union and present-day Russia. The commemorations aim to project Russia as a force for good.

Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have pledged massive investments in the US. However, falling oil prices pose a significant challenge to their ability to fulfill these commitments, potentially impacting domestic reforms and regional projects. Experts question the feasibility of these pledges, especially given past unfulfilled promises and the current economic climate.

The end of World War II led to a divided Europe, with the US and Soviet Union vying for influence. Germany became a focal point of the Cold War, protected by the US within NATO. While reunification in 1990 offered hope, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Trump's questioning of NATO have shattered the old order.

At WrestleMania 41, Roman Reigns faced betrayal from Paul Heyman, leading to a brutal attack by Seth Rollins and and his new ally Bron Breakker. This week on RAW, Reigns was absent as CM Punk aided Jey Uso to defend his World Title against Rollins.

Germany's far-right AfD party is suing the domestic intelligence agency, BfV, after being labeled as "confirmed right-wing extremist." The BfV has temporarily paused this classification, complying with a "standstill commitment." AfD leaders celebrated this as a step towards exoneration, but experts clarify it's a standard procedure, not an indication of success.

US President Trump's move to end duty-free imports has hit Chinese retailers like Temu and Shein, potentially doubling prices for US consumers. These companies may now focus on Europe, exploiting the EU's loophole. However, the EU is considering scrapping this exemption, raising concerns about product safety, VAT fraud, and unfair competition for European businesses.

Gazans face dire conditions after 19 months of war. An Israeli blockade exacerbates shortages of food, medicine, and fuel. Prices of basic goods have skyrocketed. People are burning clothes for cooking. Airstrikes and attacks leave no safe place. The healthcare system is near collapse. Aid organizations have depleted supplies. Displaced families struggle to survive amid constant fear and uncertainty.

Germany's new government plans to halt family reunification for refugees with subsidiary protection, impacting Syrian families like Mohammed's, who is separated from his wife and daughters. Despite facing hardship and caring for his disabled son, Mohammed's hope of reuniting his family is fading due to bureaucratic hurdles and policy changes, highlighting the psychological strain and uncertain future for many.