The Paper's reporter Zhang Tongze reported comprehensively
Today's "Good Morning World" includes: illegal Haitian immigrants deported by the United States to try to re-board the plane, the United Nations expressed concern about deportations; Merkel's participation in the last cabinet meeting before the election, the countdown to her ruling career; the threat of fire in three thousand years old trees in California's Sequoia National Park; 12% of shark species in Australia are at risk of extinction; and Napoleon's double-horned hat is auctioned for 1.22 million euros.
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Illegal Haitian immigrants deported by U.S. authorities tried to reboard the plane
On September 21, 2021, local time, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, illegal immigrants tried to rush back to the plane. Illegal Haitian immigrants repatriated from the United States flew home and arrived at the airport.
According to reports, the Biden administration ordered charter flights to repatriate Haitian refugees on the U.S.-Mexico border, but after landing, some refugees tried to rush on the plane to continue to the United States, and even clashed with airport officials. Some angry Haitian refugees also threw stones and shoes at the plane. There are refugees shouting: there is nothing in this country now, what else can we do.
The United Nations has expressed concern about the U.S. deportation of Haitian migrants
On September 21, 2021, local time, a large number of illegal Haitian immigrants sent by the US authorities to try to re-board the plane in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti.
On September 20, 2021 local time, in the city of Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico, two Haitian boys tried to cross the Rio Grande River on the U.S.-Mexico border into Texas, USA.
On September 20, local time, the United States began airlifting Haitians encamped in a Texas border town back home and trying to prevent others from crossing the border from Mexico. This is probably one of the largest refugee deportations in the United States in decades.
Round the world at a glance
Germany: Chancellor Angela Merkel attends the last cabinet meeting before the election
On September 22, 2021, local time, Berlin, Germany, German Chancellor Angela Merkel attended the last cabinet meeting before the general election at the Berlin Chancellor's Office. Germany will hold a national election on Sunday, September 26, 2021.
Afghanistan: The Taliban unveiled another interim government composition, including non-Taliban members
On September 21, 2021, local time, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban spokesman Mujahid held a press conference at the Kabul Information Center (GMIC).
Mujahid said at the press conference that the Taliban would release a list of some newly appointed officials, including non-Taliban members. The appointment of non-Taliban members as government officials demonstrates the "inclusiveness" of the new government, which will focus more on important politicians and tribal elders in each province.
Ukraine: The assassination attempt of an adviser to the president has resulted in multiple shootings of his car
On September 22, 2021, local time, in Kiev, Ukraine, police were inspecting cars hit by bullets.
On September 22, the Ukrainian Interior Ministry confirmed that Sergei Sheffield, an adviser to the Ukrainian president, had been assassinated. Schaefer was not injured, but his driver was seriously injured. More than 10 bullets hit Schaefer's car, the report said.
Australia: Hundreds of people gathered to demonstrate against the mandatory COVID-19 vaccine
On September 22, 2021, local time, Melbourne, Australia, Melbourne recently broke out against the forced construction industry workers to vaccinate against the new crown vaccine, hundreds of people gathered to demonstrate, many people were forcibly dragged away by the armed police.
Although the city of Melbourne had just experienced a magnitude 5.9 earthquake that morning and some buildings were damaged, hundreds of protesters marched to the city's central business district to demonstrate.
US: The average number of COVID-19 deaths increased by 40% over the past two weeks, the highest since March
On September 21, 2021, local time, in Los Angeles, California, the public was vaccinated against the new crown at the mobile clinic of the California Department of Public Health.
According to the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported on the 21st, in the past two weeks, the average daily number of new crown deaths in the United States increased by 40%, the highest level since March this year.
Australia: 12% of shark species in Australia are at risk of extinction, the report said
Photo of sharks provided by the Australian Centre for Marine Biodiversity on September 21.
A report released by Australia called the Australian Shark and Ray Action Plan 2021 said that after the first comprehensive assessment of the risk of extinction of all sharks, rays and silver mackerel (commonly known as ghost sharks) in Australia, it was found that 12% of these species in Australian waters are at risk of extinction. Sharks and their close relatives ray as ocean overlords have decreased significantly, with 37% of the world's shark and ray species at risk of extinction.
United States: Fires are raging in California's Sequoia National Park, and trees with a lifespan of more than three thousand years are under threat
On September 17, 2021, local time, an ancient giant redwood forest in California, USA, was threatened by a wildfire, and for the "extra large" sequoia, firefighters wrapped the trunk with aluminum fireproof materials to prevent fire.
Due to the arid climate, local wildfires have spread, and many of the world's largest and oldest sequoias have died. Some sequoias have a lifespan of more than 3,000 years and have experienced hundreds of wildfires. The heat of small wildfires helps trees reproduce, but now wildfires are getting stronger and stronger, potentially killing more trees.
France: Napoleon's double-horned hat was shot at Sotheby's in Paris for 1.22 million euros
On September 22, 2021, local time, in Paris, France, a Napoleonic double-horned hat was successfully auctioned at Sotheby's paris for 1.22 million euros. Sotheby's Paris held a special auction from 15 to 22 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Napoleon's death, and this Napoleon double-horned hat is one of the important auction items.
According to Sotheby's in Paris, historians have confirmed that the 19 double-horned hats were worn by Napoleon during his lifetime, and this double-horned hat is one of them. Napoleon wore this two-horned hat when he signed the Treaty of Tirset in June 1807, which is of historical significance. In 1814, Sir Stewart from Scotland purchased the Napoleonic double-horned hat in Germany, and he also recorded the purchase process in his diary. A two-pointed hat that Napoleon had worn during the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 was auctioned off in France in 2018 for 350,000 euros.
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