This week, Reuters journalists have covered a wide range of stories from around the world, providing readers with engaging and informative content. From the rise of K-pop and anime in Russia to the threat of unstable nuclear-waste dams in Central Asia, there is no shortage of interesting news to catch up on.
One particularly intriguing story is the discovery of John Lennon’s lost 1960s acoustic guitar, which will soon go up for auction in London. The guitar, found in the attic of a British home, offers fans a rare opportunity to own a piece of music history.
In another fascinating development, Aboriginal spears taken from Australia by a British explorer in 1770 will be returned to the indigenous community that crafted them. This act of repatriation highlights the ongoing efforts to address historical injustices and restore cultural heritage to its rightful owners.
Meanwhile, in Grants Pass, Oregon, a small town has sparked a nationwide debate on homelessness as residents living outdoors face constant displacement and harassment from authorities. The story sheds light on the challenges faced by vulnerable populations and the need for compassionate and sustainable solutions to address homelessness.
These are just a few of the stories covered by Reuters this week, offering readers a glimpse into the diverse and dynamic world we live in. For more news and updates, be sure to check out Reuters’ editorial calendar for a full schedule of events.