Archive · 11 Dec 2025

Global News Roundup: From Coups to Pickleball

Global News Roundup: From Coups to Pickleball

In the United States, Jack Butler writes about how the country doesn't need to produce cheap furniture like tables and chairs because it excels in other areas.

In Benin, Tafi Mhaka discusses how the recent attempted coup revealed a deeper political crisis and the undermining of democracy.

In Singapore, Owen Walker talks about the growing popularity of pickleball and the conflicts it's causing with neighbors due to its noise.

James Moore examines the potential merger between Netflix and Warner Bros., highlighting the challenges they might face, including political interference and competition from newer platforms like TikTok.

Each article provides a unique perspective on different global issues, from economic decisions to political crises and cultural trends.

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