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Rigs report: deepwater discoveries explored in Namibia and Brazil

Off Africa, Galp and partners National Petroleum Corp of Namibia and Custos Energy are in the process of commercial evaluation of oil discoveries, while Brazil’s state-owned oil major Petrobras reported another oil discovery at a well in the Equatorial Margin

Last October, Brazilian federal agency IBAMA issued Petrobras an operating licence to drill two oil and gas exploration wells in deep waters in the Potiguar Basin on the Brazilian Equatorial Margin. Under the same environmental licence, Petrobras intends to drill Well 1-BRSA-1390-RNS (Anhangá) in the POT-M-762 concession, located 79 km off the coast of Rio Grande do Norte, next to the Pitu Oeste well.  

The Anhangá well was drilled with Ocyan Drilling’s NS-42 drillship. The resulting oil discovery is located near the border between Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte, about 190 km from Fortaleza and 250 km from Natal, at a water depth of 2,196 m on the Brazilian Equatorial Margin. 

This is the second discovery in the Potiguar Basin in 2024, but Petrobras cautioned both discoveries require further assessment. The company said it will continue exploratory activities in the POT-M-762_R15 concession, aiming to assess the reservoirs’ quality, the oil’s characteristics, and the technical-commercial viability of the accumulation. 

In the North Sea, Vår Energi made an oil discovery in the Ringhorne Nord (wells 25/8-23 S and 25/8-23 A & B), north of the Ringhorne Øst field, in the Balder area off Norway. The wells are located in the Vår Energi-operated North Sea licence 956 and were drilled with Odfjell’s Deepsea Yantai semi-submersible rig. 

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Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani on Tuesday called on other opposition parties to join a coalition to challenge Swapo’s political supremacy.

He believes that opposition parties stand a chance to win the 2024 national elections if they pool their resources and support together.

“All leaders of opposition political formations must participate in this vocation. If we analyse the ever-changing political dynamic, we will find that building a coalition is the only way to topple Swapo come the next elections,” he said during a press briefing in Windhoek.

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“The German government lacks political will to seriously deal with many German colonial and war crimes. The €1,1 billion the German government wants to provide over a period of 30 years is a disgrace. It corresponds to the development aid payments made over the last 30 years,” she said during an interview on Desert Radio yesterday.

She said the German government is trying to exploit disputes among affected communities for its own gain.

“I hope the Namibians will not allow [themselves] to be divided at that stage because that will weaken their negotiation position,” Dagdelen said.

She advised the communities to act as a strategic unit against the German government.

Dagdelen, a member of Germany's Left Party who will be in Namibia for political talks until Saturday, said she is “deeply ashamed” that the German government still refuses to truly recognise the 1904-08 atrocities against the Nama and Ovaherero people.

She said it is Germany's responsibility to recognise the genocide genuinely and pay appropriate reparations.

“The German government is apparently afraid of opening Pandora's box and having to deal seriously with the many other German colonial and war crimes, and above all to pay up to the consequences resulting from its historical responsibility,” she said.

Last year, Germany officially recognised and apologised for the Herero-Nama genocide and agreed to pay Namibia €1,1 billion (N$18,6 billion) in development aid. The German government considers the money as a gesture of reconciliation, but not legally binding reparations.

Vice president Nangolo Mbumba in June last year announced that the Namibian government has accepted Germany's reparations offer.

The announcement was met with criticism. Traditional chiefs from the Maharero, Kambazembi, Gam, Zeraeua and Mireti royal houses of the Ovaherero people have rejected the German government's offer, saying they want N$8 trillion paid over 40 years and a pension fund as financial reparations for the 1904-08 genocide.

Dagdelen denounced her government's offer, saying development aid is not reparations.

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Queer The Way | Documentary, 2024

In Namibia, Friedel Dausab has waited 30 years to take on his government and challenge the criminalisation of homosexuality. He risks his personal safety and carries the hopes of all Queer Namibians seeking liberation, safety and the freedom to love. Against a backdrop of a serial killer targeting queer people, he goes to court. A vital record of the unsung heroes of queer liberation, Queer The Way charts the journeys of three remarkable activists who defiantly challenge the criminalisation of same sex love. Their personal stories intersect with the shocking history of criminalisation and colonialism. From Tudor England to today’s US Evangelical Church stoking hatred and violence, this essential documentary reveals the ongoing impact of politics and religion on the everyday lives of Queer people.

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❛❛   maisie rae winchester .  ❜❜   ― 💫 ― everything in your life has been perfectly planned out for you, no thought ever needed towards what your future might hold (are you sure this is what you want)... teenage rebellion came years too late, a driving need to explore pushing you towards adventure (away from your parents control)... escape in the form of academic transfer, your gateway to the wide world disguised as further educational pursuit (they would never suspect a thing)...

BASICS.

full name : maisie rae winchester

name meaning :

maisie : scottish | “pearl”

rae : hebrew | “ewe, female sheep”

winchester : olde english | “roman fort or walled city”

nickname / alias : mae, mais, mae rae, win, winnie

title : miss

gender / pronouns : cis woman / she/her

sexuality : pansexual

date of birth : june 19

age : 25

zodiac : gemini

place of birth : memphis, tennessee

accent : tennessee

languages : english, spanish, latin, elvish (bc lotr nerd)

species : witch

APPEARANCE.

faceclaim : dove cameron

height : 5′2″

eye color : green

hair color : blonde

glasses : n/a

MEDICAL.

mental : anxiety, adhd

physical : n/a

PERSONALITY.

positive traits : adventurous

negative traits : impulsive

hobbies : horseback riding, traveling, researching creatures, field work, hiking, camping, collecting chocolate frog cards, quidditch

RELATIONSHIPS.

parents :

oliver winchester; father

delilah winchester, née dawson; mother

siblings :

colton wyatt winchester, older brother

sadie mae winchester, younger sister

children : n/a

pets :

dolly [barn owl]

moonshine [thoroughbred bay stallion]

so many magical creatures you guys

MAGICAL.

blood status : muggleborn

former ilvermorny house : thunderbird

hogwarts house : ravenclaw

wand : maple wood with a jackalope antler core 11 ¼" and surprisingly swishy flexibility

patronus : black mare

boggart : herself chained to a desk

amortentia : tba

BACKGROUND.

quick facts :

she is currently unaware of her veela heritage she knows now

can perform a wandless version of lumos and lumos maxima

is currently working on becoming an animagus

parents want her to follow in their political footsteps, but with the macusa. she wants no part in a desk job and has instead found her passion lies in magizoology

early history :

tba

first year :

tba

second year :

tba

third year :

tba

fourth year :

tba

fifth year :

started at hogwarts this year.

sixth year :

tba

summer before seventh year :

maisie had an internship this past summer working with a magizoologist (to be named). this internship involved an expedition that resulted in the discovery of a new breed of dragon (the namibian variegated vesper), helping raise funds towards researching a cure for lycanthropy, and helping to bring the erumpet back from the brink of extinction.

CONNECTIONS.

tba : tba ➢ 𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍

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President Samuel Shafiishuna Daniel Nujoma (born May 12, 1929) is a Namibian revolutionary, anti-apartheid activist, and politician who served three terms as the first President of Namibia. He was a founding member and the first president of the South West Africa People’s Organization. SWAPO was known as the Ovambo People’s Organisation. He played an important role as leader of the national liberation movement in campaigning for Namibia’s political independence from South African rule. He established the People’s Liberation Army of Namibia and launched a guerrilla war against the apartheid government of South Africa at Omungulugwombashe, beginning after the UN withdrew the mandate for South Africa to govern the territory. He led SWAPO during the lengthy Namibian War of Independence.

He became involved in anti-colonial politics. He co-founded and served as the first president of the Ovamboland People’s Organization, a nationalist organization advocating an independent Namibia. He was an organizer of the Old Location resistance and was arrested and deported to Ovamboland. He escaped and went into exile in Tanzania. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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"[...] The OTA and the NTLA often make historical connections between the genocide they suffered and the Holocaust. ‘We always felt empathy and affinity with the Jewish people as survivors of a German genocide, and were inspired by their quest for reparation,’ their statement reads. ‘This is not only because we too experienced genocide, but because the Jewish Holocaust is directly linked to what happened at Shark Island and other German-established extermination camps on our lands.’

There are clear continuities between the two German genocides. Many of the key elements of the Nazi system – the systematic extermination of peoples seen as racially inferior, racial laws, the concept of Lebensraum, the transportation of people in cattle trucks for forced labour in concentration camps – had been employed half a century earlier in South-West Africa. Heinrich Göring, the colonial governor of South-West Africa who tried to negotiate with Hendrik Witbooi, was Hermann Göring’s father.

The claim that there is a relationship between colonialism and National Socialism may still be controversial in German academic and political circles, as well as in the media, but it is certainly not new. In The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951), Hannah Arendt argued that ‘European imperialism played a crucial role in the development of Nazi totalitarianism and associated genocides.’ The ‘boomerang effect’, as defined by Aimé Césaire, identified European fascism as the homecoming of colonial violence. In 1947, W.E.B. Du Bois wrote that ‘there was no Nazi atrocity – concentration camps, wholesale maiming and murder, defilement of women, or ghastly blasphemy of childhood – which the Christian civilisation of Europe had not long been practising against coloured folks in all parts of the world.’ These connections have been discussed more recently by David Olusoga and Casper W. Erichsen in The Kaiser’s Holocaust (2010), and by Juergen Zimmerer in From Windhoek to Auschwitz? (2019). The links between the genocide in South-West Africa and the Holocaust depend on something else that Zimmerer makes clear: the colonial dimension of the Nazi exterminatory war in Eastern Europe. As Timothy Snyder put it, colonial ambitions transformed the ‘black earth’ of the Ukrainian steppe into ‘bloodlands’ of ethnic conquest, enslavement and genocide. After imperial Germany lost its colonial empire in the First World War, the Nazis planned to attain Lebensraum by colonising the fertile, food-producing regions in Ukraine, where the majority of Eastern European Jews lived. Germany’s colonial policies may have been factors in the near total destruction of Jews and the enslavement of Slavic peoples in Eastern Europe, but the imperial-colonial dimension can’t explain every aspect of the Holocaust, which has ideological roots in a European antisemitism that long predates colonialism.

The connection between the Namibian genocide and the Holocaust isn’t only academic. In 2017, plaintiffs representing Nama and Ovaherero organisations brought a class-action lawsuit against Germany in New York City, claiming that some of the wealth derived from slave labour and the expropriation of property in former South-West Africa had been invested there. They demanded the same legal redress and reparations that Jewish Holocaust survivors had received. Two years later the judge announced that the case had no legal standing, and it was dismissed.[...]"

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How Safeguarding Democracy can Mitigate Refugee Crisis

Robert Kigongo- Political Analyst   By Robert Kigongo. Africa is covered with sad news of the demise of H.E Hage Geingob the sitting Namibian President who lost his life at the Age of 82 and was immediately replaced with President Nangolo Mbumba. According to the Namibian Constitution, former Vice President Nangolo Mbumba stirred the country through a transition until elections for a new…

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Geingob was despised by some in Namibian politics: Kandjoze

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Geingob was despised by some in Namibian politics: Kandjoze

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Hage Geingob Biography, Career, Controversies, And Death

Hage Gottfried Geingob, a Namibian politician, served as the third president of Namibia from 2015 until his death in February 2024. He held various political roles, including being the first Prime Minister of Namibia from 1990 to 2002 and serving as the prime minister again from 2012 to 2015. Geingob also served as Minister of Trade and Industry from 2008 to 2012 and as president of the ruling…

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IGP Dr Dampare, Aps Eric Nyamekye, Mensa Otabil make 2024 100 Most Reputable Africans List

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IGP Dr Dampare, Aps Eric Nyamekye, Mensa Otabil make 2024 100 Most Reputable Africans List

Reputation Poll International (RPI), a leading reputation management and public relations consultancy firm has announced the 2024 list of its annual publication of 100 Most Reputable Africans which recognises individuals who have made significant contributions to their respective fields and have built a strong reputation.

The list features prominent Ghanaians such as the Inspector General of Police, Dr George Akuffo Dampare, The Church of Pentecost Chairman, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Cardinal Peter Turkson and ICGC General Overseer Dr Mensa Otabil.

Other Ghanaians on the list are Fred Swaniker, Roberta Annan, Dr Sangu Delle, Eric Yirenkyi Danquah, Hon Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku and HRM Drolor Bosso Adamtey.

This year’s list features a diverse group of individuals from various sectors, including politics, business, entertainment, and human rights advocacy. Some of the notable names listed in the business category include Nigeria’s Femi Otedola; Sudanese – British billionaire businessman Mo Ibrahim and Zimbabwe’s Kenneth Sharpe. Mahmood Mamdani; Chancellor at Kampala International University; Tanzanian’s biodiversity leader Elizabeth Maruma Mrema Deputy Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP); Liberia’s Former president Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

In addition to the individuals recognised on Reputation Poll International’s “100 Most Reputable Africans” list for their various achievements, there are also those who are celebrated for their contributions to social impact and social entrepreneurship, helping to transform businesses in Africa and positively impacting lives without causing controversy.

Beninese Singer & songwriter Angelique Kidjo and Danai Jekesai Zimbabwean-American Actress were featured in the entertainment category.

All things considered, the list of the 100 Most Reputable Africans is evidence of the tenacity and resiliency of the African continent. It draws attention to the accomplishments of people who are trying to change the world and make a better life for others. The list serves as a source of inspiration for all Africans and a reminder of the numerous gifted and accomplished people changing the globe.

Below is the list of the 100 Most Reputable Africans in 2024.

Angelique Kidjo || Singer & Songwriter and actress

Abderrahmane Sissako || Mauritanian-born Malian film director and producer

Abshir Aden Ferro|| Somalian politician

Abdul Samad Isyaku Rabiu (CFR CON) || Businessman and philanthropist

Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf  || Somalia Judge and Attorney

Abdulrazak Gurnah || Tanzanian-British novelist and academic

Agnes Matilda Kalibata || President of Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)

Alek Wek|| South Sudanese-British model and designer

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Armstrong Ume Takakang (Dr) || CEO, Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI)

Berhane Asfaw || Ethiopian Palaeontologist

Bience Philomina Gawanas ||  Namibian lawyer

Catherine Uju Ifejika || Lawyer and legal expert

Claude Joséphine Rose Cardinal || Italian Actress

Constance Connie Ferguson || Filmmaker, businesswoman

Cynthia Davies CBE || CEO of the Diversifying Group

Danai Jekesai || Actress

Daniël Christiaan de Wet Swanepoel || South-African professor

David Moinina Sengeh || Sierra-Leone Politician

Debra Mallowah || Vice president for Coca-Cola’s East and Central African franchise

Diébédo Francis Kéré || Architect

Denis Mukwege || Pentecostal pastor and Congolese Gynaecologist

Drolor Bosso Adamtey (HRM) || Suapolor, Se (Shai) Traditional Area

Ebenezer Bonyah || Associate Professor

Elizabeth Maruma Mrema || Biodiversity leader and lawyer

Apostle Eric Nyamekye || Chairman of the Church of Pentecost

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf || Former president of Liberia

Emmanuel Mark Kembe || South Sudan Musician

Eric Yirenkyi Danquah|| Ghanaian Plant geneticist

Euvin Naidoo || South African Banking Executive

Femi Otedola || NigerianBusinessman and Philanthropist

Folorunsho Alakija || Nigerian Businessman

Fransisco Aupa Indongo|| Namibian Business man and politician

Fred Swaniker || Entrepreneur

Gabriel Aduda || Permanent Secretary Ministry of Petroleum Resources Nigeria

Gebisa Ejeta ||Ethiopian American plant breeder, geneticist and Professor

George Akuffo Dampare|| Inspector General of Police, Ghana

Gideon Boko Duma || Motswana Politician

Gilbert Houngbo || Togolese politician and diplomat

Ibukun Awosika || Chairperson, Board of Directors, First Bank of Nigeria Limited

Isatou Ceesay || Gambian activist and social entrepreneur

Jeanette Marais || CEO, Momentum Investment

Jahman Oladejo Anikulapo || Nigerian Journalist

Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum || Congolese Microbiologist

Jimmy Volmink || Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Stellenbosch University

Joseph Nyumah Boakai || President of Liberia

Juldeh Camara|| Musician

Julian Kyula || Co-Founder, Board Member, and Group CEO, MoDe

Jumoke Oduwole || Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria on Ease of Doing Business in the Office of the Vice President

Kandeh Kolleh Yumkellah || Sierra Leonean agricultural economist, politician

Kennedy Odede || CEO, Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO)

Kenneth Sharpe || Zimbabwean businessman, philanthropist

Khairy Beshara|| Egyptian film director

Ladisias Prosper Agbesi || CEO, Lash Group

Leymah Roberta Gbowee || Liberian peace activist

Mahmood Mamdani || Ugandan Scholar

Manuel Lopes Andrade (Tcheka) || Cape Verdean singer, songwriter and guitarist

Masenate Mohato Seeiso (HRM) || Queen of Lesotho

Maud Chifamba|| Academician

Mensa Otabil(Dr) || Ghanaian Pastor and Motivational Speaker

Mike Jocktane || Politician and Pastor of Gabonese Protestants

Mo Ibrahim || Founder, Mo Ibrahim Foundation

Modupe Adefeso-Olateju || Organizational Leader and Policy Expert

Mogoeng Mogoeng || South African Jurist

Mohamed Hag Ali Hag el Hassan|| Sudanese-Italian mathematician and physicist

Mohamed Osman Baloola || Sudanese scientist and inventor

Monique Nsanzabaganwa (Dr) || Deputy Chairperson, African Union Commission

Muhammed Bulama (Dr) || Deputy Director, Multi-Media of the APC Presidential Campaign for the 2023 presidential elections

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah || Namibian politician

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (Dr) || Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Nnenna Oti (Prof) || Vice-Chancellor of Federal University of Technology Owerri.

Nuhu Ribadumni || Nigerian politician and retired police officer

Okello Oculi || Ugandan Novelist, Poet

Ory Okolloh || Blogger, Lawyer, and Activist

Pedro Verona Rodrigues Pires || Cape Verdean politician

Enenche Paul (DR) || Medical Doctor, Televangelist

Peter Turkson (His Eminence) || Ghanaian Prelate, cardinal of the catholic church

Polycarp Pengo (His Eminence) || Tanzanian Prelate, Cardinal of the catholic church

Rachid Yazami || Moroccan Scientist, engineer and Inventor

Rajae Ghanimi || Medical Doctor

Rediet Abebe || Ethiopian computer scientist

Roberta Annan || Ghanaian Business woman, Investor and Philanthropist

Rosalia Hausiku Martins || Director, Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board

Ronald Lamola || Politician and Attorney

Rita Oyoku || Entrepreneur

Samia Suluhu Hassan || President of Tanzania

Sangu Delle (Dr) || Pan-African entrepreneur and investor

Sherrie Silver || Choreographer

Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu || Singer &Song Writer

Sinari Bolade Daranijo || Entrepreneur

Siya Kolisi || South African Rugby Player

Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku (Hon) || Managing Director, Amsos Ghana Ltd

Sven Thieme || Namibian Business Man

Tariye Gbadegesin|| CEO, ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investment

Sister Theopista Namukasa || Teacher

Trevor Noah|| Comedian

Tom Alweendo || Namibian politician

Vusi Thembekwayo || Business Man, Author, Speaker

Wanjira Mathai || Vice President and Regional Director for Africa, World Resources Institute Kenya

Zainab Hawa Bangura|| Sierra Leonean politician and social activist

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Minulla on tapana lukea erilaisia kansainvälisiä tutkimuksia, joissa verrataan hyvinvointia ja edistystä eri maissa, ja selvittää, mille kaikille maille Yhdysvallat häviää näissä vertailussa.

Jaan tässä ketjussa hauskimpia löytöjäni.

Yhdysvalloissa elinajanodote on lyhyempi kuin Antiguassa, Arabiemiraateissa, Bahrainissa, Barbadoksella, Chilessä, Kiinassa, Kuwaitissa, Malediiveillä, Puerto Ricossa, Qatarissa tai Thaimaassa.



Life expectancyThe period life expectancy at birth, in a given year.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy?tab=map

USA:ssa tapetaan suhteessa väkilukuun paljon enemmän ihmisiä kuin Algeriassa, Arabiemiraateissa, Azerbaidzanissa, Bahrainissa, Ghanassa, Jordaniassa, Marokossa, Omanissa, Palestiinassa, Qatarissa, Sierra Leonessa tai Uzbekistanissa.



Homicide rateAnnual number of deaths from homicide per 100,000 people.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/homicide-rate-unodc

Amerikassa lapsikuolleisuus on suurempaa kuin Kuubassa, Montenegrossa, Pohjois-Makedoniassa, Qatarissa, Valko-Venäjällä tai Venäjällä.



Child mortality rateThe estimated share of newborns who die before reaching the age of five.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/child-mortality-igme

Amerikkalaisen Freedom Housen mukaan USA on vähemmän vapaa maa kuin Argentiina, Bahama, Barbados, Belize, Chile, Costa Rica, Grenada, Kap Verde, Kiribati, Mauritius, Mongolia tai Uruguay.



Countries and TerritoriesFreedom House rates people’s access to political rights and civil liberties in 210 countries and territories through its annual Freedom in the World report. Individual freedoms—ranging from the right …https://freedomhouse.org/countries/freedom-world/scores

Algeriassa, Chilessä, Costa Ricassa, Ecuadorissa, Iranissa, Jamaikalla, Jordaniassa, Kiinassa, Kolumbiassa, Kuubassa, Panamassa, Perussa, Sri Lankassa, Thaimaassa, Tunisiassa ja Turkissa ihmiset pysyvät terveinä pidempään kuin USA:ssa.



Healthy life expectancyThe estimated average number of years lived free from disability or disease burden. This is based on period life expectancy, after adjusting for the number of years lived in less than "full health" du…https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/healthy-life-expectancy-at-birth

USA:ssa lehdistö on vähemmän vapaa kuin Argentiinassa, Costa Ricassa, Dominikaanisessa tasavallassa, Etelä-Afrikassa, Itä-Timorissa, Jamaikalla, Kap Verdessä, Moldovassa, Namibiassa, Pohjois-Makedoniassa, Samoassa tai Trinidadissa.



IndexRSF's World Press Freedom Index aims to compare the level of press freedom enjoyed by journalists and media in 180 countries and territories.https://rsf.org/en/index

Amerikassa tehdään suhteessa väkilukuun enemmän itsemurhia kuin useimmissa Aasian, Latinalaisen Amerikan tai Lähi-idän maissa.



Suicide rateAnnual number of suicides per 100,000 people. Suicide deaths are underreported in many countries due to social stigma and cultural or legal concerns. This data is adjusted for this underreporting to e…https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/death-rate-from-suicides-gho

Economist Intelligence Unit arvioi, että Yhdysvallat on vähemmän demokraattinen valtio kuin Chile, Costa Rica, Mauritius tai Uruguay.



Democracy indexBased on the expert assessments and index by the Economist Intelligence Unit (2023). It combines information on the extent to which citizens can choose their political leaders in free and fair electio…https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/democracy-index-eiu

Yhdysvaltain kongressissa istuu vähemmän naisia kuin Arabiemiraattien, Bolivian, Etelä-Afrikan, Etiopian, Kuuban, Meksikon, Mosambikin, Namibian, Ruandan tai Senegalin parlamenteissa.



Share of women in parliamentPercentage of seats in lower or single chamber of the legislature held by women.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/share-of-women-in-parliament-ipu

Amerikkalaisen Fund for Peacen mukaan Yhdysvallat on epävakaampi valtio kuin Arabiemiraatit, Chile, Costa Rica, Mauritius, Qatar tai Uruguay.



https://fragilestatesindex.org/global-data/

Yhdysvallat teloittaa yhä ihmisiä, kun taas lukuisat Aasian, Afrikan ja Latinalaisen Amerikan valtiot ovat kieltäneet kuolemanrangaistuksen.



Abolitionist and Retentionist CountriesThe Death Penalty Information Center is a non-profit organization serving the media and the public with analysis and information about capital punishment.…https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/policy-issues/international/abolitionist-and-retentionist-countries

Amerikassa terroristit tappavat joka vuosi kymmeniä ihmisiä, kun taas Arabiemiraateissa, Botswanassa, Liberiassa, Marokossa, Mauritaniassa, Namibiassa, Qatarissa, Sambiassa ja Sierra Leonessa terrorismikuolemat ovat harvinaisia.



Terrorism deathsConfirmed deaths, including all victims and attackers who died because of a terrorist attack.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/terrorism-deaths

USA:ssa ei ole ollut naispresidenttiä, toisin kuin Argentiinassa, Brasiliassa, Etiopiassa, Filippiineillä, Indonesiassa, Intiassa, Kirgisiassa, Kosovossa, Liberiassa, Malawissa, Nepalissa, Perussa, Sri Lankassa ja Tansaniassa.



List of elected and appointed female heads of state and government - Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_elected_and_appointed_female_heads_of_state_and_government

Amerikassa on vähemmän matkapuhelinliittymiä per capita kuin Botswanassa, Burkina Fasossa, Gabonissa, Ghanassa, Iranissa, Kambodzassa, Keniassa, Marokossa, Mauritaniassa, Namibiassa, Norsunluurannikolla, Senegalissa tai Tunisiassa.



Mobile phone subscriptions per 100 peopleThis number can get over 100 when the average person has more than one subscription to a mobile service.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/mobile-cellular-subscriptions-per-100-people

Kansainvälisen kyselytutkimuksen mukaan egyptiläiset, etiopialaiset, jordanialaiset, kiinalaiset, kirgisialaiset, libyalaiset, malediiviläiset ja tunisialaiset suhtautuvat terrorismiin kielteisemmin kuin amerikkalaiset.



Is terrorism justifiable as a political, ideological, or religious mean? 2022Respondents' average score on the scale from 1 (terrorism is never justifiable) to 10 (terrorism is always justifiable).https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/perceived-justifiability-of-terrorism-as-a-political-ideological-or-religious-means

Etelä-Afrikka, Argentiina, Brasilia ja Uruguay säätivät kaikki tasa-arvoisen avioliittolain ennen Yhdysvaltoja (ja Suomea).



Same-Sex Marriage Around the WorldSort through the more than 30 jurisdictions that have enacted laws allowing gays and lesbians to marry.https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/gay-marriage-around-the-world/

Amerikkalaiset kokevat omat asuinalueensa vähemmän turvallisiksi kuin bolivialaiset, jamaikalaiset, kiinalaiset, malesialaiset, myanmarilaiset, nigerialaiset, palestiinalaiset, thaimaalaiset ja venäläiset kokevat omat asuinalueensa.



Share that feel safe walking alone around the area they live at nightAn interactive visualization from Our World in Data.https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/safety-walking-alone

Sosiaalista ja ekologista hyvinvointia mittaavassa Happy Planet Index -tutkimuksessa Yhdysvallat häviää… no, suurimmalle osalle muusta maailmasta.



https://happyplanetindex.org/hpi/?show_all=true

Yhdysvalloissa päihteiden aiheuttamat kuolemat ovat yleisempiä kuin melkein missään muualla maailmassa.



Alcohol and drug use disorders death rateEstimated annual number of deaths from alcohol and drug use disorders per 100,000 people. These include only direct deaths from these disorders, meaning they do not include suicide deaths which can in…https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/death-rates-substance-disorders-who

Kuten varmaan jo tiesitkin, amerikkalaiset tuottavat per capita enemmän kasvihuonekaasupäästöjä kuin melkein mikään muu kansa.



Per capita greenhouse gas emissionsGreenhouse gas emissions include carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide from all sources, including land-use change. They are measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide-equivalents over a 100-year timesc…https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/per-capita-ghg-emissions

Yhdysvalloissa vankien osuus koko väestöstä on suurempi kuin melkein missään muualla maailmassa.



https://www.prisonstudies.org/highest-to-lowest/prison_population_rate?field_region_taxonomy_tid=All

P.S. Lopuksi lienee syytä kertoa, että tämän ketjun pointtina ei ollut niinkään nauraa Amerikalle, vaan enemmänkin sille harhaluulolle, että maailma jakautuisi selkeästi “rikkaisiin maihin” ja “kehitysmaihin”. Yhdysvaltoja pidetään…

kehittyneen ja modernin maan perikuvana, mutta todellisuudessa se ei olekaan aina täysin ylivertainen suhteessa ns. kehitysmaihin. Nykyajan maailma on paljon monimutkaisempi paikka kuin monet ylimieliset länsimaalaiset kuvittelevat.

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Monet suomalaiset muistelevat taas, kuinka Suomi oli aiemmin niin turvallinen ja lainkuuliainen paikka. Kokosinpa siis Helsingin Sanomien arkiston avulla ketjun aiheesta "pommi-iskut 1990-luvun Suomessa". Surullista kyllä, niitä tosiaan riittää ketjuksi asti.

HS 8.1.1991: “Varauloskäytävän oveen kiinnitetty pommi rikkoi pakolaisten vastaanottoasemana toimivan hotelli Walkealan oven ja tuulikaapin lasit maanantaiyönä.”

12.10.1991: “Helsingin veroviraston takaovella Merihaassa räjähti perjantain vastaisena yönä pommi. Se särki ikkunoita ja parioven, mutta ei vaurioittanut viraston tietokoneita tai arkistoja.”

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Itärajan tilanteen vuoksi päätin tehdä ketjun siitä, miten Suomessa autonomian aikana puhuttiin juutalaisten maahanmuutosta Venäjältä Suomeen. Maahanmuuton vastustajien kieli oli tuolloin ihan samaa kuin nykyäänkin, vaikka tulijat olivatkin juutalaisia eivätkä muslimeja.

Uusi Suometar 4.2.1882: Meurman, kuvaillen juutalaisten halua saada maailman valtaa käsiinsä ja niitä vaaroja, jotka sen kautta uhkaavat kristityitä valtioita, ehdottaa että voimassa olevia asetuksia juutalaisten asumista vastaan maassamme ankarasti noudatettaisiin.

Hämäläinen 25.10.1884: Katsomme tarpeelliseksi, että ennenkuin juutalaiskysymys lopullisesti ratkaistaan, ymmärtäväisiä miehiä lähetettäisiin ulkomaille, tutkimaan näitä oloja. Ja erittäin olisi heitä lähetettävä Venäjälle, josta juutalaistulvaa tänne enimmin peljätään.

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Moni luulee, että väkivaltaiset nuorten katujengit ovat Suomessa aivan uusi ilmiö. Siksi minä kokosin Helsingin Sanomien arkiston avulla oppitunnin suomalaisten nuorisojengien historiasta 60-luvulta 90-luvulle. (Ketju sisältää kirjallisia kuvauksia väkivallasta.)

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