❄A severe blizzard blows people away in Yakutia, Russia. Our video shows grown men aren’t able to stand on their feet due to these strong winds and driving snow. In some places, speeds were recorded at 108 km per hour.

Yakutia is famous for being Russia’s coldest region with its extreme weather—temperatures can drop to -70C! However, it’s also incredibly beautiful here. For amazing landscapes and winter adventures, check out our documentary, ‘Winter in Yakutia - Russia's coldest region. Erick’s List’. Watch it today, the first day of Winter!

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❗️🇫🇮➗🇷🇺"Perhaps this is just the beginning": Finland has completely closed its entire 1,300-kilometer border with Russia.

Just over an hour ago, the last vehicles were allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 1,340-kilometer border was closed for at least tw weeks. "Maybe this is the end, or maybe it's just the beginning," said Deputy Border Guard Commander Ville Ahtiiainen. - “Hopefully it will end and we can get back to normal life, but we'll see." All nine crossing points between the countries will now be closed until at least December 13, and people seeking asylum in Finland will instead be directed to airports and ports. The decision came despite warnings from the UN, refugee rights advocates and Finland's discrimination ombudsman that the move could seriously jeopardize the right to seek asylum.

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🇺🇸More sweeps of homeless camps are happening across the U.S. The authorities don't seem to care that winter is coming. Fences, barricades and blocks are installed to prevent tents. Some Americans claim it's are just waste of money. Listen to their arguments in our video. Do you think there are more effective ways of solving the homeless crisis?

Learn more about this problem by watching our documentary, 'US Homeless: The Fight for Equality'.

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❓Do you think your flat is small? You haven't seen housing in Hong Kong—one of the most densely populated places in the world. People huddle in rooms ranging from 1.5 to 9 square metres. Those who are less lucky sleep in cafes.

There is not enough land to build on in Hong Kong, and the square metres that are built are very expensive. See the story of Chu Pan Fei, a retiree living in an 11 square meter apartment in our video, and discover more stories in our documentary, 'Square Metre of Hell' (2020).

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