WAO ART #110

Catriona Ni Ghribin, a musician from County Donegal, is working to preserve traditional Irish songs that are at risk of disappearing. Many of these songs were not written down and were passed down through oral tradition, making them difficult to document.

The Nicaraguan government, controlled by the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship, repealed the autonomy of the Red Cross in Nicaragua in May 2023, claiming that the organization "violated" its impartiality by attending to the wounded during the April 2018 protests.

Sui becomes the Formula 1 racing team's designated blockchain partner. Blockchain company Sui Network has partnered with Red Bull Racing to enhance its blockchain technology and increase global audience engagement. The partnership will use blockchain to improve operational efficiency and data management.

Protesters and counter-protesters clashed outside a primary school in LA over a Pride Month event. One group of parents had boycotted the event, calling it "indoctrination" and inappropriate for children, while counter-protesters argued that children had the right to learn about different types of families.

A minimum of 261 individuals have tragically lost their lives, and 1,000 have sustained injuries in a train collision involving three trains in the eastern state of Odisha in India. The reason behind this devastating train incident, the most severe in India in over two decades, remains uncertain.

3 Israeli soldiers lost their lives and others were injured by a gunman near the border with Egypt. A male and a female soldier were discovered lifeless at an army post after not responding to calls on Saturday. A third soldier and the purported attacker subsequently lost their lives during a search operation.

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe's suggestion that getting a housemate or living with parents could help solve the country's housing crisis has been criticised by experts. Australians are already living with their parents or in sharehouses for longer than previous generations.