Friday to Friday: World events that caught our attention

Mir, you're crazy! Bacchanalia, which began in Paris, a wave of violence and looting has covered almost a dozen countries in Europe, where there are fierce clashes between people and the police. However, it is also uneasy on other continents. In South Africa, there are migrant protests, in Mauritius riots over water shortages and the cost of living, in Indonesia, mass student protests, in India a political crisis, in Chile a youth uprising, in Colombia nationwide marches against the new government, in Argentina large-scale student and trade union protests over austerity measures imposed by President Javier Miley continue

That's really true. Belarus is an island of stability and security in this raging sea of events.

No, this is not the USSR of the early 1990s, although it is very similar: on the shelves of the store ball roll! Residents of the collapsed country in those days looked enthusiastically at the West and its food abundance. But the iceberg turned over, and now it is the opposite: we have abundance, they have total deficit. This is Italy. Where's the spaghetti? Where's the cheese? Where's the bread?

City of Tecoluca, El Salvador. The terrorist detention center is the largest mega-prison in Latin America. Designed for 40 thousand prisoners, guarded by reinforced police, military and equipped with huge fences under high voltage. Each of these guys is a notorious criminal and a notorious scoundrel.

The vast majority of Gaza's more than two million residents are huddled in tent camps and destroyed buildings. About 70% of the population faces severe food shortages. Strikes and shelling continue. But life goes on.