VOA60: June 14, 2022

In Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says criticism will not stop his government from sending asylum seekers to Rwanda as planned.

South Korea's Prime Minister warns of "irrecoverable" damage to the economy if a truck drivers’ strike continues after more than one week.

Farmers in Ukraine warn of a poor harvest as Russia’s war halts grain exports from one of the world’s main suppliers.

And in Burkina Faso, news media are reporting details of an attack by Islamist gunmen that killed 79. The military government announced the attack Monday.

[juanhernandez]

I like english, french, german, italian, portuguése AND spanish.

[hankchun]

A warns of "irrecoverable" damage to B (damage : [uncountable] a bad effect on something) A warn of a poor harvest (the crops that have been gathered)

[takahashidai]

I always appreciate useful informations.
By the way, as for the problem of asylum seekers in Britain, what countries are they from mainly? It’s very dangerous to across the sea so they should have had a very serious problem in their own country before doing that. Why going to Britain not to the other European countries ?