The Triumph Of All Sins

The Village is a song about begin surrounded by the wrong crowd and in need to leave that scene ASAP.

The Village

Artifex Nummorum, the deity of creativity, endows all works with divinity and immortality. Representing the essence of artistry, this deity calls upon individuals to express and deliver their inner creations to the world. These works will be subject to myriad interpretations, ranging from appreciation to dismissal. Yet, like water droplets finding their way to the river, they will ultimately run free.

Artifex Nummorum

You don't want to be like them therefore you wish you can fall as far as you can from that tree

Far from the Tree

Far from the tree

Entitlement

Libre News of the World delivers unbiased, global news coverage with a focus on integrity and clarity. Join us as we explore the stories that shape our world, offering a fresh perspective on current events without the spin. Stay informed with Libre News of the World.

In Episode One, we cover the key events from the week of August 14th, including major international developments, economic updates, and noteworthy cultural moments. Tune in to get a comprehensive overview of the week's most important stories, presented with the fairness and objectivity you can trust.

S1E1 Libre News Of The World For The Week of August 11 2024

Today's news highlights include Japan issuing a "megaquake" advisory after a 7.1 earthquake in the Nankai Trough, increasing concerns of a major event. The Caribbean focuses on economic recovery through service sector diversification. Meanwhile, Argentina faces a severe economic crisis, and political instability grips Guatemala post-election, while China's economic slowdown raises global concerns.

Libre News Monday 19th Of August 2024

Libre News Express for August 20th, 2024: In today’s episode, we cover a broad spectrum of global issues. We start with escalating political tensions in the South China Sea and Sudan, where conflict continues to wreak havoc. We also highlight ongoing humanitarian efforts by organizations like UNICEF, Doctors Without Borders, and Save the Children in crisis zones. Environmental concerns take center stage with Greenpeace, the Rainforest Alliance, and The Nature Conservancy pushing for stronger climate actions and sustainable practices. Additionally, we explore the latest developments in the EU’s energy policies, Germany’s climate leadership, and the UK’s post-Brexit challenges. We also delve into advocacy efforts by PETA, Oxfam, and the National Coalition for the Homeless. Finally, we examine the critical conservation work of Wildlife Victoria and Sea Shepherd in protecting endangered species and marine life. Stay informed with our concise, unbiased coverage of these pivotal global stories.

Advocacy Digest. Tuesday 20th Of August 2024

In today's episode of Libre News, we covered Sweden’s identification of Russia as its top security threat, the escalation of Israel's military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, and the collaboration between Spain and Portugal to combat natural disasters. We also discussed the rise in lethal waterspouts in the Mediterranean due to climate change, Britain’s luxury beauty industry overtaking France, and ongoing search efforts for a missing trainer aircraft in India.

Libre News Of The World - Wedesday The 21st Of August 2024.

In today’s episode, we cover a range of critical global issues, from Ukraine’s preparations for potential escalations in its conflict with Russia, to the European Union’s internal debates on military support and humanitarian aid in Ukraine. We also delve into Iceland’s struggles with a declining fishing industry due to climate change, and Germany’s protests against rising energy costs and dependence on Russian gas. Additionally, we highlight South Africa’s ongoing power crisis caused by Eskom’s challenges, as well as the escalating gang violence in Sweden. Finally, we discuss Israel and Hezbollah stepping back from the brink of war, Greece’s battle against devastating wildfires, and the pressures facing the UK government amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis.

Libre News Of The World Wednesday 28th Of August 2024.

Libre News Of The World Express Wednesday 28th Of August 2024.

Today's art news highlights the opening of Thomas Heatherwick's Tree of Trees installation in London, celebrating sustainability with 350 native British trees. Meanwhile, the 2024 Minimalist Photography Awards announced winners who showcased stunning minimalist images that capture the beauty of simplicity. In Los Angeles, digital artist Beeple opened a new gallery featuring interactive digital art and NFTs, pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Additionally, the controversial Naked Truths exhibition opened in Berlin, sparking debate with its exploration of body image and identity through nude photography. Each event emphasizes innovative approaches to art, from environmental installations to cutting-edge digital and minimalist photography.

A Week In The Arts, Wednesday 11 September 2024

From Canada's banking disputes to Argentina's inflation crisis, nations face economic challenges worldwide. In the US, Trump and Harris clashed in a heated presidential debate. Meanwhile, Mexico, Sudan, Syria, and Ukraine grapple with escalating violence and political unrest, prompting calls for intervention and reform. In Europe, Germany seeks alternative energy amid tensions with Russia, while Italy and Sweden face political uncertainty. In Asia, Japan reshuffles its cabinet, China's Xi plans economic measures, and ASEAN discusses regional security. New Zealand, Australia, and the EU focus on climate and housing reforms, and India’s Supreme Court calls for clear digital currency regulations. Global leaders navigate complex issues from economic stability to national security and humanitarian crises.

Libre News of The World - Thursday 12 September 2024

Today's episode of Libre News of the World highlights a series of significant global issues and humanitarian efforts. In Ukraine, UAnimals successfully rescued 61 animals from conflict zones, while in Libya, Amnesty International condemns ongoing human rights abuses by armed groups. Human Rights Watch has raised concerns about inadequate asylum protections for Venezuelan and Haitian migrants, calling for better regional cooperation. Environmental organizations like Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd are advocating for stronger marine conservation efforts against industrial fishing and ghost nets, respectively. Meanwhile, organizations such as WWF and Cool Earth are promoting sustainable practices and integrating Indigenous knowledge into conservation strategies. Various humanitarian groups, including UNICEF, Save the Children, and Doctors Without Borders, are urgently responding to crises in regions like Sudan, Gaza, and Mozambique, where conflicts, diseases, and displacement continue to escalate. Lastly, nonprofits like PETA, The Borgen Project, and Invisible Children are launching new initiatives to address animal welfare, education, and peace-building in conflict-affected regions. For more information on these stories and how to support these causes, visit the respective organizations' websites.

Advocacy Digest - Friday 13th of September 2024

Today’s news spans several regions, covering critical political, environmental, and social developments. In Central Europe, severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall has prompted flood alerts across several countries, while Serbia considers reintroducing compulsory military service, and the EU grapples with migration policy challenges. In Ukraine, a prisoner exchange with Russia saw 103 Ukrainian soldiers return home, even as Russian airstrikes continue to cause civilian casualties. In India, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation, sparking political debates, while Prime Minister Modi flagged off new Vande Bharat trains to boost connectivity. The Indian Meteorological Department issued severe weather alerts for heavy rainfall in several states. Iceland faces significant damage from recent natural disasters, while Salman Rushdie received a literary award, and Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are navigating political shifts and environmental innovations. In the Middle East, Israel threatens further strikes on the Houthis, Gaza endures ongoing conflict, and Iraq and U.S. forces have targeted ISIS leaders. Across these regions, a mix of natural disasters, political maneuvers, and efforts to address pressing social and economic issues shape the news landscape today.

Libre News of The World - Mon 16 Sep 2024

Today's global headlines highlight significant political, economic, and social developments across various regions. In the United Kingdom, the government is focusing on climate policies and exploring drone technology for medical deliveries, while facing economic challenges amid global pressures. Meanwhile, in Ukraine, President Zelenskyy pushes his "victory plan" forward, aiming to enhance military capabilities as Russian attacks continue to target critical infrastructure. In India, political shifts are underway as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal prepares to vacate his official residence, and climate concerns rise with the country recording its second-warmest summer since 1970. In Germany, Chancellor Olaf Scholz is strengthening ties with Central Asia, while domestically extending border controls to address illegal immigration. Across Africa, Ethiopia faces a rising death toll from landslides, and Ghana's Supreme Court upholds a law criminalizing gay sex, sparking national and international reactions. Finally, in the Middle East, Jordan and Egypt call for urgent action to prevent violence in the West Bank and Gaza, and Saudi Arabia looks to strengthen economic ties with Egypt. These stories reflect the dynamic political, economic, and social landscapes shaping regions around the world today.

Libre News Of The World. Thursday 19th Of September 2024

Today's news covered a range of global issues, including Canada’s new measures to reduce reliance on foreign labor, Tropical Storm Helene threatening Florida, and growing opposition to Guatemala's president-elect. We also touched on Haiti's humanitarian crisis due to gang violence, Brazil's leadership on climate action, and Argentina's worsening inflation. North Korea's missile launch heightened tensions, while Australia faced rising energy prices and Germany pushed for immigration reforms amid labor shortages. In Sweden, debates over immigration intensified, and Iceland expanded its geothermal energy projects. The EU held emergency talks on energy and Ukraine, while Ukrainian forces made steady progress in their counteroffensive against Russian troops.

Libre News Of The World. Thursday 26th Of September 2024

Today on Libre News of the World, Express Edition, we cover major developments around the globe. In the U.S., Republican candidates ramp up their campaigns ahead of the 2024 primaries. El Salvador remains committed to its tough crackdown on gang violence under President Nayib Bukele. In Asia, Japan strengthens security ties in response to China’s military presence, while Southeast Asian countries enhance cooperation on cybersecurity. Meanwhile, Germany pushes for tougher EU sanctions against Russia, and Sweden increases military spending due to rising regional tensions. In the Middle East, tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah following cross-border incidents. Ethiopia and Eritrea mark the anniversary of their peace agreement, while Europe prepares for winter with discussions on energy security, and Greece battles ongoing wildfires. Ukraine intensifies its eastern counteroffensive against Russian forces, and India’s ISRO announces a new mission to study the Sun after its recent lunar success. Stay tuned for more updates on these stories.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Monday The 30th Of September 2024

Today in Libre News of the World Express Edition, we cover significant global stories. Canada commemorated its fourth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, honoring Indigenous children affected by the residential school system. In the U.S., a looming government shutdown is at risk as Congress struggles to pass a temporary funding bill. In Honduras, President Xiomara Castro faces mounting criticism over economic difficulties, sparking political tensions. Jamaica tackles a surge in crime with new security measures, while Brazil’s President Lula announced an ambitious plan to combat Amazon deforestation. Argentina’s presidential candidates continue to debate solutions to soaring inflation, and China shows signs of economic recovery with a rebound in factory activity. In Europe, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces criticism over immigration policies, and the UK braces for a cost-of-living crisis as inflation and energy prices rise. Germany and Sweden take action on green technology subsidies and gang violence, respectively. In Asia, Japan plans to increase defense spending in response to regional tensions, and Singapore launches new initiatives for green energy projects. Ukraine claims military victories in Donetsk, and India successfully launched a mission to explore the moon’s polar regions, boosting its space program.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Tuesday 1st Of October 2024

Today on Libre News of The World Express, we covered key developments from across the globe: In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government survived a second non-confidence vote initiated by the opposition. In the U.S., tensions are rising in the Middle East as Iran escalates missile strikes toward Israel, prompting increased U.S. military readiness. Costa Rica has introduced new measures to combat rising violent crime with a stronger police presence and international cooperation. In Haiti, gang violence continues to destabilize the nation, leading to calls for more peacekeeping forces. Brazil's central bank is weighing interest rate adjustments to control inflation, while Argentina faces protests over economic conditions as inflation surges ahead of its presidential elections. Thailand investigates safety protocols following a deadly school bus fire, and Australia faces a worsening housing crisis with skyrocketing rents and home prices. In New Zealand, the government is under pressure to strengthen climate change measures as flood risks grow, while Japan focuses on bolstering its defense capabilities in response to North Korea’s missile tests. The EU considers new sanctions against Russia, and Ukrainian forces report advances in eastern regions with ongoing NATO support. Finally, India celebrates a milestone in its space program with the launch of the Aditya-L1 mission to explore the Sun.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Thursday 3rd Of October 2024

Today's news covers a variety of pressing global issues. In Canada, Imperial Oil was fined $1.125 million for a 2021 oil spill affecting local residents. In the U.S., Elon Musk sparked controversy by attending a Trump rally, raising questions about his evolving political stance. In Central America, worsening conditions at the Costa Rica-Nicaragua border have displaced thousands of migrants. Meanwhile, Haiti faces deepening gang violence, prompting calls for international intervention. Brazil is grappling with another spike in Amazon deforestation, while Greece and Sweden are battling severe flooding and skyrocketing urban rent prices, respectively. In Asia, Typhoon Koinu threatens Tokyo, while Jakarta braces for flooding. Sudan’s humanitarian crisis worsens as conflict continues, and in Gaza, Israeli airstrikes intensify. Finally, Europe focuses on energy solutions amid rising costs, and Ukraine’s heavy fighting in Donetsk escalates, as India faces record monsoon rains causing severe flooding and displacement.

Libre News Of The World. Tuesday The 8th Of October 2024

Today at Libre News of The World Express Edition, we covered key global stories across several regions. In Canada, stargazers are in for a treat with the Draconid meteor shower lighting up the skies tonight. In the U.S., the Supreme Court kicks off its new term, tackling pivotal cases involving ghost guns and transgender rights. Over in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele prepares for sweeping political and economic reforms after his re-election. In the Caribbean, the West Indies cricket team celebrated a vital T20 World Cup victory over Papua New Guinea. In Brazil, the nation readies itself for potential runoff elections as security tightens. Meanwhile, Paraguay faces a severe water crisis, with President Santiago Peña warning of potentially devastating consequences. In India, the BJP is seeing setbacks in two state elections, while Australia hosts international naval drills in response to rising Indo-Pacific tensions. Norway proposes more liberal abortion laws and takes action against grocery giants for unfair pricing, while Iceland sees its president embark on a state visit to Denmark amid growing seismic activity at the Bárðarbunga volcano. Across Europe, divisions deepen over Middle East policy, while Ukraine celebrates significant battlefield victories, with Russian forces suffering major losses.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Wednesday 9th Of October 2024

Today's news covered a range of global topics, including economic, security, and geopolitical issues. In Canada, inflation and rising interest rates have eroded purchasing power, particularly for low-income households. In the U.S., Florida issued evacuation orders as Hurricane Milton approached. Central America faces heavy rainfall, raising flood risks, while gang violence in Haiti has displaced thousands. In Brazil, Elon Musk's platform X resumed after compliance with a Supreme Court order. Argentina renewed support for the OAS peace mission in Colombia. In Asia, China's stock market declined amid insufficient economic stimulus. Australia saw slight business confidence improvement in September, while New Zealand cut interest rates due to economic slowdown. Japan's Fast Retailing is set to report strong profits due to Uniqlo's overseas growth. In Iceland, warmer October temperatures were noted, and Sweden took part in a major NATO exercise. In the Middle East, European leaders called for peace amid the Israel-Palestine conflict, and MI5 warned of threats from Russia and Iran. Germany also addressed security concerns, and Ukraine intercepted 18 Russian drones overnight. Finally, in Jammu and Kashmir, security forces searched for a soldier abducted by terrorists amid ongoing tensions.

Libre News Of The World. Thursday 10th Of October 2024

Today on Libre News of The World Express, we explored diverse global developments impacting economies, security, and international relations. In Canada, rising inflation and interest rates have diminished purchasing power, with low-income groups feeling the pinch. The U.S. prepared for Hurricane Milton by issuing evacuation orders in Florida. Heavy rainfall in Central America has heightened flood risks, while ongoing gang violence in Haiti has displaced thousands seeking refuge. Brazil saw Elon Musk's platform X reinstated after complying with a Supreme Court order. Argentina renewed its backing of the OAS peace mission in Colombia amid security concerns.

In Asia, China's stock market faced sharp declines due to inadequate economic stimulus measures, while Australia experienced a small uptick in business confidence. New Zealand cut its official cash rate to boost a weakening economy. Japan's Fast Retailing is anticipating significant profit growth thanks to Uniqlo's global expansion. In Iceland, unusually warm October temperatures continued across northern Europe, while Sweden marked its first NATO exercise as a full member alongside Finland and Norway.

Amid Middle Eastern tensions, European leaders renewed calls for peace and a two-state solution. The UK’s MI5 and Germany addressed rising threats from Russia and Iran. In Ukraine, air defenses intercepted 18 Russian drones overnight, and security forces in Jammu and Kashmir searched for a kidnapped soldier amid recent unrest.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Thursday 10th Of October 2024

Today's news highlights key developments across the globe. In the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces challenges as industry leaders raise concerns about the upcoming International Investment Summit. In Ukraine, troops are holding positions in Russia’s Kursk region while Russia launches drone attacks on Kyiv and other central areas, underscoring Ukraine’s strategy to defend and divert forces. Iceland hosted Arctic security talks in Keflavík, focusing on climate risks and geopolitical tensions involving Russia and China. Meanwhile, India is gearing up for a critical T20 World Cup match against Australia in Sharjah, with both teams battling injuries as India fights to secure a place in the semi-finals.

Libre News Of The World. Monday 14th Of October 2024.MP3

Today, we covered several significant news stories from various regions. In Ukraine, a notable pause in Russian Shahed drone attacks was reported for the first time in 48 days, coinciding with President Zelensky's warnings about North Korean troops aiding Russia, highlighting the evolving geopolitical landscape. In India, the India Mobile Congress 2024 is set to begin on October 15, focusing on advancements in AI and 5G, while the Delhi government has imposed a firecracker ban until January 1, 2025, to combat air pollution ahead of Diwali celebrations. Additionally, Albania is poised to commence its EU accession negotiations, separate from North Macedonia's stalled candidacy, which has sparked regional tensions. Meanwhile, in Iceland, Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson announced the collapse of his coalition government, calling for snap elections amid public discontent. Each of these stories reflects ongoing political and social dynamics within their respective regions.

Libre News Of The World. Tuesday The 15th Of October 2024

Today’s news highlights significant global developments. In Australia, voters rejected the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, raising questions about the path forward for reconciliation efforts. Meanwhile, Ukraine continues to resist intensified Russian missile strikes and kamikaze drone attacks, with heavy fighting reported in Kharkiv. Denmark delayed the rollout of a hydrogen pipeline to Germany due to technical challenges, while increased security measures were implemented at a Jewish school in Copenhagen following explosions near the Israeli embassy. In Iceland, economic hardships are forcing residents of Grímsey Island to consider relocation after losing a critical fishing exemption. Additionally, the European Union faces mounting pressures over Poland’s suspension of asylum claims amid border tensions with Belarus, while healthcare systems across Europe grapple with rising drug prices.

Libre News Of The World. Wednesday The 16th Of October 2024

Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover key global developments: Diplomatic tensions escalate between Canada and India following allegations of India's involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In the U.S., House Republicans nominate Jim Jordan for Speaker as President Biden prepares to address the escalating Israel-Gaza conflict. Costa Rica declares a state of emergency due to a sharp rise in migrants, primarily from Venezuela. Meanwhile, Haiti's humanitarian crisis deepens amidst growing gang violence, Brazil secures a major court victory for indigenous land protection, and the European Union debates fresh sanctions aimed at limiting Russia’s access to critical technologies.

Libre News Of The World. Friday The 18th Of October 2024

Today's news covered a variety of cultural topics, including Han Kang becoming the first South Korean author to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, Black Stone Cherry's evolution in Southern rock with their upcoming album, and Dance Umbrella 2024 highlighting experimental choreography in London. We also explored the resurgence of DIY punk culture, Berlin’s exhibition of Caspar David Friedrich’s landscape mastery, and the excitement surrounding The Exorcist: Believer. Additionally, we covered Marina Abramović's Transforming Energy exhibition in China, The Bad Plus’ 25th anniversary jazz tour, MONA’s Turbulence exhibition on climate change, and the Vienna Philharmonic’s acclaimed performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 9. Furthermore, The Wiz returned to Broadway with glowing reviews, Jenny Holzer’s AI-driven exhibition launched at the Guggenheim, biophilic design trends reshaped urban architecture, and the winning images of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest captured the beauty and fragility of nature. Finally, we previewed New York’s Sonic Arts Festival, where sound artists are redefining the boundaries between noise, music, and art through immersive installations.

A Week In The Arts. Saturday 19th Of October 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover critical global events. In Canada, wildfires continue to ravage Western provinces, while in the U.S., the 2024 presidential race heats up with candidates focusing on economic and foreign policy challenges. Protests have erupted in Guatemala over corruption allegations, complicating the transition to President-elect Bernardo Arévalo. In the Caribbean, Hurricane Oscar is prompting warnings across the region. Argentina is preparing for a tense runoff election between Javier Milei and Sergio Massa. In Europe, the European Central Bank signals more interest rate hikes to tackle persistent inflation, and Italy seeks EU assistance to manage its growing migrant crisis. Meanwhile, Japan faces economic pressure with inflation and a weakening yen, and Kenya reviews its education system amid protests over controversial curriculum reforms. In Ukraine, the counteroffensive against Russian forces in the eastern regions is progressing, though slowly. Finally, in India, widespread protests continue as farmers push back against the government's new agrarian reforms.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Tuesday 21st Of October 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we dive into key global events shaping the day. In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces mounting pressure to resign as diplomatic tensions with India escalate. Over in the U.S., President Joe Biden has called for a humanitarian pause in the Israel-Hamas conflict to ensure aid reaches civilians in Gaza. In Guatemala, protests have erupted as legal challenges block President-elect Bernardo Arévalo’s transition. Haiti continues to grapple with worsening gang violence in Port-au-Prince, while Brazil celebrates a Supreme Court ruling that upholds Indigenous land rights, a major win for climate activists. Argentina braces for a crucial runoff election amid concerns over inflation and economic instability, while China's economic slowdown persists despite government intervention. In Europe, the UK unveils new tax policies to address the national deficit, and France faces ongoing strikes as unions protest against pension reforms. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces make critical advances in the Donetsk region, and India defends itself against international scrutiny following a diplomatic fallout with Canada over interference allegations.

Libre News Of The World Express Edition. Wednesday The 23rd Of October 2024

Today’s news spans diverse cultural realms, from visual and performing arts to music and literature. The International Center of Photography in New York has launched an exhibition examining urbanization's impact on modern photography, capturing city life’s complexities. In Tokyo, sound artist Tania Coen's installation blends environmental sounds, creating an immersive experience that redefines art noise. At the Venice Biennale, architects spotlight sustainable design, showcasing eco-friendly structures that address climate challenges. Broadway’s Luminous dazzles with vibrant choreography and themes of resilience, while the Paris Opera reimagines La Traviata with contemporary visuals to captivate modern audiences. Metallica announced a limited-edition album for The Black Album’s 30th anniversary, and the Paris Fashion Week embraced minimalist elegance, signaling a return to timeless style. Lastly, Berlin’s The Human Canvas explores vulnerability through nude photography, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra premiered a nature-themed symphony highlighting human resilience. Each event underscores innovation and reflection across the global arts landscape.

A Week In The Arts, Saturday The 26th Of October 2024

Today's news covers significant developments across the globe. In Canada, Indigenous leaders welcomed U.S. President Biden’s apology for the boarding school system, while in the U.S., Donald Trump repeated false 2020 election claims during an interview with Joe Rogan. Protests erupted in Guatemala after President-elect Bernardo Arévalo’s victory was challenged, and Tropical Storm Trami devastated parts of the Caribbean, causing widespread casualties. In Brazil, President Lula faces criticism over inflation and his social programs, while Argentina prepares for a crucial run-off election amid economic turmoil. China introduced new stimulus packages to manage its faltering economy, and New South Wales, Australia, is dealing with major floods. Iceland is grappling with record-breaking tourism that strains infrastructure, and the European Union is planning new sanctions on Russia as the Ukraine conflict intensifies. Ukrainian forces are making gains in their southern counteroffensive, and India’s Supreme Court postponed a ruling on a contentious land dispute case ahead of national elections.

Libre News Of The World. Monday The 28th Of October 2024

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Libre News of The World, Monday the 4th of November 2024

Today’s news highlights included a variety of cultural and artistic achievements. Photographer Mangesh Desai from Pune, India, won the Grand Prize at the 2024 Nature’s Best Photography Awards for his dramatic image of tigers fighting, emphasizing the connection between nature and art. At London’s Alexandra Palace, Sleaford Mods delivered an electrifying performance to conclude their UK & Ireland tour, captivating audiences with their signature sound and social commentary. Meanwhile, MONA in Hobart continued to draw global attention with its unique architecture and immersive exhibitions, including Alfredo Jaar’s The Divine Comedy, which explores Dante’s epic through sensory experiences. Finally, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss debuted their new musical Why Am I So Single?, offering a witty take on modern dating and relationships in London’s West End.

A Week in the Arts, Saturday the 17th of November 2024

Today, we covered a variety of significant international developments. We reported on Iceland's increased volcanic activity and its potential impact on air travel, as authorities monitor the situation closely. We also discussed the European Union’s ongoing debates regarding energy policies amidst rising costs and supply challenges, with an emphasis on achieving energy independence and sustainability. Additionally, we covered Germany's enhanced military aid to Ukraine, highlighting new military equipment and financial support to bolster Ukraine's defense against ongoing aggression. Lastly, we explored India's strengthened diplomatic and economic ties with Southeast Asian nations, focusing on trade agreements and regional security cooperation.

Libre News of The World. Tuesday The 19th of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover several key international updates. We begin with Iceland, where authorities are closely monitoring heightened volcanic activity, raising concerns about potential eruptions and their impact on air travel. Next, we move to the European Union, where member states are discussing energy policies in response to rising costs and supply concerns, with a focus on sustainability and energy independence. In another update, we highlight Germany's increased military aid to Ukraine, including advanced weaponry and financial support to strengthen Ukraine's defense efforts amid the ongoing conflict. Finally, we discuss India's growing diplomatic and economic ties with Southeast Asian nations, with a focus on trade agreements and regional security cooperation.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Tuesday The 19th of November 2024

Today’s news highlighted significant global developments, including escalating geopolitical tensions, major policy decisions, and pressing health challenges. In the Middle East, Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Gaza drew international condemnation, while Ukraine secured a €5 billion defense aid package from the European Union to bolster its fight against Russian aggression. Meanwhile, economic struggles dominated headlines as Spain faced its deadliest flood disaster in decades, and Italy and the UK introduced controversial measures to tackle economic challenges, sparking mixed reactions. On a brighter note, Iceland’s tourism industry achieved record growth, reflecting a rebound in global travel. In health news, a Lancet study revealed that India accounts for nearly one-fourth of the world’s diabetes cases, raising concerns about public health in the country. These stories underline the interconnectedness of global challenges and the need for thoughtful action across borders.

Libre News of The World. Wednesday the 20th of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we dive into critical global updates shaping the day. In the Middle East, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and Gaza have intensified, leading to significant casualties and international calls for restraint. Ukraine secured a vital €5 billion defense aid package from the European Union, strengthening its military capacity as it continues to resist Russian aggression. Turning to Europe, Spain faces its deadliest flood disaster in decades, while Italy and the UK grapple with economic pressures, introducing new measures that have sparked heated debates. In Iceland, tourism has reached record-breaking heights, showcasing the country’s growing appeal amid a global travel rebound. Meanwhile, health concerns loom large in India, where a Lancet study revealed the nation accounts for nearly one-fourth of the global diabetes cases, highlighting an urgent public health challenge. These stories reflect the complex, interconnected issues facing the world today. Stay tuned for more insights and updates.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Wednesday the 20th of November 2024

Today's news highlights key global and regional developments. In Ukraine, massive Russian missile strikes caused significant infrastructure damage, widespread blackouts, and civilian casualties, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, India's Supreme Court upheld its ban on same-sex marriage, sparking nationwide debates on LGBTQ+ rights and social reform. In Iceland, heightened volcanic activity prompted evacuations in the Reykjanes Peninsula, as authorities monitor the risks of a potential eruption. Additionally, European Union leaders convened to tackle the energy crisis, focusing on securing resources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels amidst rising costs. These stories underscore the complexities of political, social, and environmental challenges shaping today's world.

Libre News of The World. Thursday The 21st of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover major developments shaping the global landscape. In Ukraine, Russian missile strikes have caused widespread blackouts and civilian casualties, intensifying the ongoing conflict and raising international concerns. In India, the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the ban on same-sex marriage has sparked a national debate over LGBTQ+ rights and the role of legislative reform. Iceland faces mounting risks as increased volcanic activity in the Reykjanes Peninsula prompts evacuations, with authorities closely monitoring the threat of an eruption. Meanwhile, European Union leaders are grappling with surging energy costs, discussing measures to secure resources and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Stay tuned as we unpack these critical stories from around the globe.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Thursday The 21st of November 2024

Today's news highlighted a diverse range of cultural and artistic milestones. In Paris, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs unveiled an exhibition exploring intimacy through history, while Björk launched an environmental sound installation at the Centre Pompidou. London's West End saw the debut of The Devil Wears Prada musical featuring Vanessa Williams, and Denver celebrated the opening of Populus Hotel, the first carbon-positive hotel in the U.S. Meanwhile, experimental sound art took center stage as the Sanatorium of Sound festival concluded in Poland, showcasing avant-garde noise art and emerging talent. These stories reflect the dynamic interplay of innovation and tradition in global art and culture.

A Week in The Arts. Saturday the 29th of November 2024

There were tears of joy in my eyes
While I was waking up today
Revelations through my dreams
About you passing away

I saw your sunny blue sky
Shadowed by clouds of flies
Disgusting army of creatures
A feast for them you provide

So this is how it goes
With bastards of your kind
Blinded with ignorance
Arrogance and lies
Life treated you
But you misunderstood
Thinking you were special
And you knew just what to do

Rigor Mortis is starting now
But your mind is still ignited
Eyes wide open skies and clouds
Gruesome sounds of the dying

Rigor Mortis

Songwriter & Sound Engineer. Melbourne, Australia

J Gómez Serrano

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