Citizen journalism is citizen-based journalism where citizens play an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information. The underlying principle of citizen journalism is that ordinary people, not professional journalists, can be the lead authors and distributors or messages. In recent times, citizen journalism has become more possible thanks to the development of various online platforms.

Girl failure cinema refers to media portrayals of female characters facing disappointments, adversity, exploring their own shortcomings and female rage as opposed to the Girlboss or the romantic interest trope. For eg- Ladybird, Bridget Jones’s Diary

El Salvador, a small Central American nation, had one of the largest per capita rates of murder in the world for decades due to gang violence and organised crime. The murder rate, violence, and the control of organised crime groups in El Salvador has massively reduced since 2019 when Nayib Bukele, the then new president, implemented an ambitious plan that included the mass rounding up of suspected gang members. While this has considerably helped in making the nation safer, there have also been criticism that these mass arrests have led to massive human rights violations.

A carbon credit market is a structure where companies are permitted to buy and sell the right to release certain volumes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Companies have maximum limits of CO2 emission that they cannot exceed without purchasing carbon credits, and they can be held liable if they exceed their caps. 

The "War on Drugs" is a United States policy that was implemented from 1971 in order to restrict the flow of drugs into the United States. As part of the War on Drugs, South American states have extensively cooperated with the United States both at a military and intelligence level in order to stem the flow of drugs from these countries to the USA. 

The United Nations Organization Mission in Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has been deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from 2010 in order to combat rebel groups in Eastern Congo. In early 2024, the DRC Government announced that all MONUSCO peacekeeping forces will leave DRC by December 2024.

A man appears in a flash of blinding light and long white robes, on the outskirts of a major city. He says his name is Jesus and that he is the son of God. Scientists begin to conduct tests and conclude there is no way he could have been conceived biologically or made by humanity. In reply to requests for miracles, he simply repeats "I am who you say I am".