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🇹🇳ON THE GROUND: Tunisians marched again this week against Kais Saied, a protest driven by heat, blackouts and dry taps.
@EliziaVolkmann lives in Tunis and lost power minutes before going live to describe it.
🇾🇪 ON THE GROUND: Osama al-Ameri lives in Marib. He says Yemenis are exhausted by the war and just as exhausted by the rounds of negotiations and agreements that keep arriving without a solution.
🇵🇪 ON THE GROUND: Lima has not been hit by a major earthquake since 1746.
Alonso Miranda explains what Peruvians call the seismic silence, and the number experts keep attaching to what comes next.
🇺🇸 Pete Hegseth says traffickers are targets the same way ISIS is, and the campaign is moving from boats onto land in Colombia, Ecuador and Honduras.
Twenty groups in the hemisphere now carry that label. @amandatalks__ on why Beijing and Moscow are the ones reading it closely.
🇨🇳🇮🇳 @am_i_t_kumar says the India border is one of two that Beijing deliberately leaves open, because an unsettled border is a lever you can pull whenever you are annoyed at someone.
🇺🇸 ON THE GROUND: Kauaʻi opens three shelters as Hurricane Lala sweeps past Hawaii.
By Sunday evening about ten people are inside, and Xiomara Yamileth says most of them are houseless residents who live at the beach.
🇲🇽 ON THE GROUND: A fisherman gets lost in a flooded cave in Mexico and survives more than two weeks in a pocket of air, in total darkness.
Robbie Schmittner, who helped organize the rescue, says the man spends every one of those days expecting to drown.
🇺🇸 Arizona State now offers a bachelor's degree in content creation through its journalism school.
Zach, a senior on that campus, explains why a phone feels more credible to him than a broadcast, and why he distrusts both.
🌍Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual defence pact in Mecca this month.
Raj Malhotra reads it as a regional bet that Washington's attention is moving toward greater North America and a newly opening Arctic.
🇬🇷ON THE GROUND: Nick Paleologos has covered Greek summer fires for about twenty years and says that since 2018 things have gotten out of hand.
He lives next to Mount Penteli, and he has had to evacuate his own family from one.
🇵🇷 ON THE GROUND: Puerto Rico is rationing water while a large share of the treated supply never reaches a tap.
Gustavo de Rosas, an engineer on the island, says the exact loss figure depends on which source you read, and that the repairs have been discussed since the 1990s.
🇮🇩 A 7.7 earthquake off Flores island has killed 70 people and injured more than a thousand.
@galuhleo_ reports from Indonesia on the schools, homes and health facilities damaged, and on the search operation still running.
🇺🇸 First Phase 3 win ever for a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine.
Moderna and Merck's shot is custom made from each patient's own tumor mutations, and it delayed melanoma's return.
Melanoma is the first target. Lung, kidney and bladder trials are already running.
🇺🇸ON THE GROUND: Flooded streets, downed trees and heavy winds across Kauaʻi as the tropical storm sweeps the island.
Footage from our boots on the ground in Hawaii, Xiomara Yamileth.