Global News Roundup: From Crete's Sandstorm to a Yugo's Return

From Crete's Sahara-like Sandstorm to a Yugo's Comeback: A Roundup of Global News Crete, Greece, experienced an unexpected sandstorm, turning the popular tourist destination into an orange-hued landscape. The dust storm caused significant disruption, with residents struggling to clean up the thick layer of sand covering everything from cars to homes. One resident commented, "It was like something out of a science fiction movie." Meanwhile, in Liverpool, England, the joyous atmosphere of a Liverpool football victory celebration turned tragic when a driver, under the influence of drugs, drove into a crowd of fans, injuring eleven. Tragedy also struck Gaza, where 11-year-old Yaqeen Hamad, a young Palestinian influencer, was killed during an Israeli airstrike. Images of her previous videos, showing her resilience amidst the ongoing conflict, highlight the devastating impact of the war on innocent civilians. In a stark contrast, the automotive world saw a lighter moment with the unveiling of a new Yugo model in Munich, Germany, a nostalgic comeback for the iconic car. Finally, the EU criticized Hungary for banning the Budapest Pride parade, while Croatia, along with Poland, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Italy, remained noticeably silent. This highlights a persistent divide within Europe on LGBTQ+ rights. The video ends with a lighthearted look at the Sex Pistols' song "God Save the Queen" and its historical significance.