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∙ 12y agoYes. There is no country that does not have at least some legitimate issue with a group being unfairly oppressed or suffering injustice. In America, a prime example is that we are debating about whether gay people have the same rights as hetrosexuals.
The crisis in Sudan, the current situation in Zimbabwe, the plight of minorities in China, Palestinians in Israel, the ongoing conflict between Christians and Muslims in Lebanon, Serbs in Kosovo, the ongoing conflict between Republican Catholics and Loyalist Protestants in Northern Ireland...
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Yes. There are always current world events going on involving at least 2 countries.
I enjoy learning about both ancient history and current events, as they offer different perspectives on the world. Ancient history provides insights into past civilizations and how they shaped today's societies, while current events offer a real-time understanding of global issues and challenges. Both are valuable in broadening my knowledge and understanding of the world.
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Current events refer to the important occurrences and developments happening in the world at a specific point in time. These events are usually newsworthy and have a significant impact on society, politics, economics, or culture.
In social studies, current events refer to recent and ongoing occurrences that are significant and relevant to society. Studying current events helps students understand the world around them and its impact on various communities and cultures.
The world is full of injustice and unfair laws.
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I had the same question so I made up a name: current events specialists. Use it if you want to!
Apathy or indifference towards current events would be the closest opposite of deep concern. This implies a lack of interest or involvement in what is happening in the world.