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Welt·13.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Gaza's 'Molokhia Cigarettes': A Desperate Substitute Amidst War and Soaring Prices

In Gaza, war and extreme inflation have led to the rise of 'molokhia cigarettes' as a desperate substitute for traditional tobacco. Vendors mix dried molokhia leaves with liquid nicotine, and sometimes toxic industrial substances, due to soaring prices and import restrictions. Doctors warn of severe health risks, including cancer and breathing difficulties, but economic pressure and addiction drive continued use.

Al Jazeera

Australian woman pleads to save father from Nauru deportation; Trump confirms Iran call

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Welt·03.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Australian woman pleads to save father from Nauru deportation; Trump confirms Iran call

An Australian woman is pleading for her father's deportation to Nauru to be halted. Meanwhile, Donald Trump confirmed a testy call with Israel's PM, Iran attacked Kuwait airport, and Australia faces trade tariffs.

Guardian Australia

Australian woman pleads to save father from deportation; Trump confirms call with Israel PM

Dringend

Welt·03.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Australian woman pleads to save father from deportation; Trump confirms call with Israel PM

An Australian woman pleads for her father's deportation to Nauru to be halted. Overseas, Donald Trump confirms a call with Israel's PM, while Iran attacks Kuwait airport. Australia faces trade tariffs, and NDIS reforms face criticism.

Guardian Australia

Australians consuming more nicotine, spending less due to illegal tobacco

In Entwicklung

Other·03.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Australians consuming more nicotine, spending less due to illegal tobacco

New Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals a 40% rise in nicotine consumption from 2017-2025, driven by a surge in illegal tobacco to 80% of the market. This has led to a drop in household spending on cigarettes, creating a $6.9bn budget hole.

Guardian Australia

In Entwicklung

Crime·03.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

80% of Australian Cigarettes and Vapes Consumed Illegally, Bureau of Statistics Reports

An estimated 80% of cigarettes and vapes consumed in Australia last year were illegal, according to the Bureau of Statistics. Nicotine consumption rose 40% while legal spending fell, with high excise taxes blamed for fueling a black market that costs the government billions.

ABC Top Stories

Australians Consuming More Nicotine, Spending Less Amidst Rise of Illegal Tobacco

In Entwicklung

Crime·03.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Australians Consuming More Nicotine, Spending Less Amidst Rise of Illegal Tobacco

New Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals a 40% surge in nicotine consumption between 2017-2025, driven by a rise to 80% of illicit tobacco products. This has led to a drop in household spending on cigarettes, creating a $6.9bn budget hole.

Guardian Australia