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"Selling Sunset" star Chrishell Stause is joining the cast of Amazon Freevee's "Neighbours" reboot as Yasmine "Yas" Shields, a glamorous businesswoman. Stause, who began her career on U.S. soap operas, will start filming in Australia in July. The iconic Australian soap was revived by Amazon Freevee after its 2022 cancellation and has recently earned two Daytime Emmy nominations.
Ukraine has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) over its neighbours' grain import bans, alleging that these restrictions violate international trade rules. The complaint specifically targets Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, who have imposed bans on Ukrainian grain exports. Ukraine argues that these bans are unjustified and discriminatory, and is seeking a resolution through the WTO's dispute settlement process.
Fans are praising a documentary about the late singer Sinead O'Connor, following her death at the age of 56. Neighbours of O'Connor have spoken about their interactions with her, revealing that she had recently moved to London to feel less lonely. They recall conversations about religion, mental health, and the death of her son. O'Connor's controversial act of tearing up a photo of the Pope in 1992 is also discussed, as well as tributes from artists such as Pink and Brandi Carlile.
Emily Blunt and Matt Damon, who are co-stars and real-life neighbors, joked about each other's neighborly habits during an appearance on The One Show. Blunt playfully referred to Damon as a "nosy neighbor," while Damon joked about being "needy." Despite the teasing, they both expressed their enjoyment of living next to each other. The actors are promoting their upcoming film Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan and set for release on July 21.
The conflict in Sudan is causing concern for its neighbours due to shared Nile waters, oil pipelines, and the potential for a new humanitarian crisis. Five of Sudan's seven neighbours have faced political upheaval or conflict themselves in recent years. The fighting in Khartoum has derailed an internationally backed plan for a transition to civilian rule after the 2019 removal of Omar al-Bashir. The conflict pits General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan against General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. World powers such as Russia and the United States are also concerned about the situation.
The conflict in Sudan is causing concern for neighbouring countries, including Egypt and Chad, due to shared Nile waters and the potential for a new humanitarian crisis. The United States and other Western powers are also worried about the situation, which has derailed plans for a transition to civilian rule. Russia's involvement in Sudan, including a possible naval base, is also a concern. The conflict pits General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, led by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.