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20.07.2021, 05:36 ГосСМИ Сирии сообщили об авиаударах по Алеппо со стороны Израиля Сирийские системы ПВО отразили израильские авиаудары по городу Эс-Сафира к югу от города Алеппо, соÐ�...

«Отдых» за миллион 26.06.2021 В туриндустрии говорят, что россияне в этом сезоне стали лидерами среди иностранных туристов на Мальдивах. Пандемия, завышенные ценники и не удовлетворительный сервис на российских курортах заставили задуматься о далеких островах даже тех, кто раньше любовался ими только в Instagram. Но все ли то «...

Students sit apart on Harvard's campus. (Katrina Machetta/YJI) Wreaking havoc with young lives, the coronavirus pandemic upended school routines across the globe, leaving students unmotivated, anxious and without access to critical materials. In wide-ranging interviews with Youth Journalism International, young people who attended brick-and-mortar schools saw their education shift from in-person to entirely virtual, producing a variety of emotions. “I struggle with focusing. I can’t focus normally, so me sitting by myself, not in a school environment, it’s not good,” said 16-year-old ...

Finding ways to cope with quarantine December 31, 2020 Bilge Nur Güven/YJI Regardless of where they are on the globe, teenagers are dealing with the ongoing problems of the coronavirus pandemic in unique and creative ways, from cooking and exercising to social media and everything in between. Youth Journalism International student reporters interviewed young people around the world about coping with quarantine. Getting creative As teenagers stopped going to schools, gyms, cinemas, and meeting with friends, they were deprived of doing the simplest of things, like shaking someone’s hand or s...