Gunmen in Mali attacked a convoy of vehicles escorted by the army, killing 25 civilians, mostly gold miners, near Gao, the largest city in the country’s northeast. The assailants targeted a convoy of 60 vehicles, with soldiers assisting victims and transferring wounded to the hospital. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but various armed groups in the area, including ISIS and al-Qaeda-linked JNIM, are hostile to Mali’s military regime.
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Sixth mass bleaching event strikes reef since 2016
Extensive coral bleaching has been confirmed at Australia's Great Barrier Reef for the sixth time in less than a decade, driven by warming oceans and severe floods. Prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures has led to 41% of surveyed reefs experiencing medium to high bleaching, with the worst stress recorded from Cooktown to Cape York. Experts emphasize the urgent need for climate action, with calls for the Australian government to adopt policies that significantly reduce climate...
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