Japan's recent elections resulted in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party losing its majority, with a rise in support for the far-right nationalist 'Japanese First' party. Globally, vaccine rates are stalling, creating concerns about public health and immunity levels. Meanwhile, China has begun constructing what will become the world's largest hydroelectric dam, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns among neighboring nations and NGOs. In the music scene, Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade is touring the U.S., sharing her experiences navigating identity and belonging through her music.
Japan's elections on Sunday marked a significant shift as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost its longstanding majority. The far-right nationalist 'Japanese First' party gained ground, indicating a change in the political landscape.
Vaccine rates are experiencing a global stall, with some regions reporting declines. This poses challenges in achieving herd immunity and managing public health strategies.
China's commencement of construction on the world's largest hydroelectric dam has raised concerns among neighboring countries and NGOs. Environmental and geopolitical implications are expected as the project progresses.
Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade has embarked on a U.S. tour, discussing her music's role in expressing identity and belonging, and showcasing her cultural heritage.
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