• Cape Town, South Africa

    South Africa: A partnership between the government and Google to remove dangerous routes from GPS systems

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    World news letter — November 10, 2023

  • English First classroom in China: full classroom listening to professor

    Small decline amongst youths emerges in new English proficiency survey; the Netherlands still tops the ranks

  • Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Controversial Malaysian citizenship amendments underway, between progress for women’s rights and fears of statelessness

  • Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

    In Kenya, a special holiday to plant trees

  • Vladimir Putin

    In Russia, President Putin signed a decree aiming to exchange frozen Russian assets abroad

  • Homero Figueroa, spokesperson of the Dominican Republic government

    Haitian nationals clash with Dominican civilians amidst a canal and their contentious border

  • Alberta, Canada

    Canada: Carbon tax pause enrages climate experts… and farmers

  • Rotterdam, Netherlands

    Risk of poverty at its lowest in 45 years in the Netherlands, but supported by energy allowances

  • Airbnb

    In Italy, three-fourths of a billion euros seized from Airbnb for knowingly failing to pay taxes

  • Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic receiving Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Belgrade in 2020

    Hungarian intelligence releases report on Taliban involvement in smuggling at the Hungary-Serbia border

  • Opium poppy field in Afghanistan

    Taliban drug ban of opium has far-reaching consequences

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    World news letter — November 3, 2023

  • Watermelon

    In Indonesia, Starbucks and KFC restrict comments on Instagram because of watermelon emojis in support of Palestine

  • Hippo in water

    Pablo Escobar’s hippo population to be sterilized

  • Baby

    The first baby born in Europe after two mothers shared the pregnancy

  • Kenya phone factory

    Kenya: A local smartphone factory to lower prices, and fight tax evasion

  • Francisco Bastillo, former Chancellor of Uruguay

    Uruguayan chancellor resigns after leaked phone calls persuading colleague to withhold evidence

Clément Vérité

Clément is the executive editor and founder of Newsendip. He started in the media industry as a freelance reporter at 16 for a local French newspaper after school and has never left it. He later worked for seven years at The New York Times, notably as a data analyst. He holds a Master of Management in France and a Master of Arts in the United Kingdom in International Marketing & Communications Strategy. He has lived in France, the United Kingdom, and Italy.

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