Monday 13th May 2024. World News. Today: Tunisia election protests. Sweden Eurovision controversy. Australia ex-marine hacker. Korea chip

World News in 7 minutes. Monday 13th May 2024.

Today: Tunisia election protests. Sweden Eurovision controversy. Australia ex-marine hacker. Argentina train collision. South Korea microchip investment. Peru Boluarte brother. South Africa ICJ request. Canada wildfire. Ukraine-Russia Kharkiv invasion. And aurora borealis sightings.

<note - the recording of today's episode accidentally says "Brazil" for the train crash, instead of Argentina. This will be corrected in tomorrow's episode>

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