Australian skies turned red due to cyclone and soil drought

Almost surreal images are coming out from Australia showing bright red and orange skies. This is the result of a meteorological phenomenon caused by the passage of a powerful cyclone sweeping along the west coast. It is rare, but it’s known to happen during major sandstorms or dust storms. This red Australian sky is also one of the effects of soil drought, something that could occur more often be

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US mulls over ground offensive in Iran despite claims of talks

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EU seeks new strategy amid Sahel 'influence' rivalries

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