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Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has joined students as they protest education conditions in France, praising them for “leading by example.” Over the last few weeks, hundreds of thousands of people have taken to streets throughout the country to protest education inequality, overcrowded schools, and low resources.

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Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has joined students as they protest education conditions in France, praising them for “leading by example.” Over the last few weeks, hundreds of thousands of people have taken to streets throughout the country to protest education inequality, overcrowded schools, and low resources.

Emboldened by the earlier success of India’s youth-led ‘Cockroach’ movement, Gen Z’s anger is now focused on a controversial revision in the voter registry that caused tens of millions of names to be removed from electoral lists. CNN’s Rhea Mogul reports.

Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reposted a video appearing to show a Nicaragua-flagged tanker on fire in the Strait of Hormuz area. India’s Foreign Ministry said two Indian crew members were missing after the vessel was struck by a drone.

Hurricane Simon has brought heavy rain and flooding to Mexico's Pacific coast, even as the storm weakens and its projected path shifts.

YouTube star MrBeast was met by huge crowds during a trip to Uzbekistan. UPDATE: Uzbekistan’s Art and Culture Development Foundation, which organized MrBeast’s visit, told CNN that his itinerary remained unchanged and no planned appearances or filming activities were cancelled, despite speculation in local media that massive crowds had forced him to cut his trip short.

CCTV video obtained by Al Arabiya shows the moment Riyadh's King Khalid Airport was struck on Saturday. Passengers can be seen here seated at the airport and then they start running after the strike.

More than 8,000 people are believed to be buried, and families are naming the dead by the clothes they wore.

At 13, Kate was abused on camera so US men could watch and direct it from thousands of miles away. She's one of nearly half a million Filipino children estimated to have been forced to produce sexual content for profit. The Philippines is a global epicenter of this livestreaming industry, driven by foreign demand — the US its biggest buyer, according to the Philippine Anti-Money Laundering Council. CNN’s Hanako Montgomery reports on the networks and those who suffer from it.

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