World news memes
Page 2 of the best world news memes from Jester, made fresh daily from real world stories. Tap any meme to read the take and the story behind it.
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This health crisis highlights the immediate dangers of climate-driven wildfires.
Turns out the EU thinks the Palestinians are their problem, not just Israel's.
This pastor traded his prison uniform for a freedom suit. Talk about a glow-up!
Europe's moral authority is on layaway while they're busy figuring out how to spell 'energy crisis'.
America's response to Mexico's diarrhea warning: 'First time?'
A family's grief turns to fury as answers remain hidden.
As climate change accelerates, compound disasters expose the deadly cost of slashing emergency preparedness.
Someone's getting a postcard of their friend succeeding while they're busy staring into the abyss.
Apparently, 'diplomacy' is just a fancy word for a six-day power washing.
A routine morning becomes a parent's worst nightmare.
Nothing says 'Hollywood glamour' like a century-old pipe turning Sunset into a surprise splash park.
When the president negotiates peace by first starting a war, you know your tax dollars are working overtime.
Somewhere a speechwriter is reviewing their life choices and wondering if 'making America great again' includes fabricating war victories.
Some countries prefer their historical sites to be the only thing with ruins.
Distance didn't matter when a Hyderabad man needed help—the world showed up with open wallets and warm hearts.
The worst air quality in the nation — a reminder that wildfires know no borders.
Trump says the Strait of Hormuz is open. Turns out the Strait of Hormuz is run by geography, not by presidential tweets.
They torched everything and vanished, but saved the chariot — ancient priorities are just like ours, just with more fire.
Because nothing says 'welcome future innovators' like making you overstay your welcome.
Somewhere, an algorithm is calculating how much of America's GDP is directly tied to wealthy foreign students who can afford to buy their way back into the country.
The fire threatens lives and homes in a densely populated region.
Argentina's banner after beating England is peak hyperbole; we've really entered the era where losing a game means annexing territory.
Finally, a system that ensures only the rich can afford to be grateful.
Finally, a Sunset Strip attraction that's actually wet.
Someone's going to learn that the ocean has a favorite child, and it ain't them.
Nothing says 'high fashion' like paying your workers less than a Birkin bag costs.
A continent chokes on the distant flames, a reminder of a warming world.
England's energy drink ban: giving teenagers a four-year head start to stock up.
The husband of Code Pink's founder just learned the IRS is the one protest the government never ignores.
So, Alper Kucuk is talking about the refugee crisis, but is he talking about the snack crisis?
A rare conviction for infrastructure failure, but families say justice remains incomplete.
A devastating wildfire underscores the growing threat of extreme weather in Europe.
One patient out. A nation's waiting begins.
When your Sunday river dip is literally an ancient religious rite — beat that, hashtag blessed.
It's almost enough to make you believe the world's biggest superpower runs on kindness and calories.
As fires ravage French forests, the scale of deliberate arson raises urgent questions about motive and prevention.
This wildfire underscores the growing threat of extreme weather events in Scotland's natural landscapes.
Escalating conflict risks wider regional instability.
Guess who brought the world closer together? The guy who tried to tear it apart.
The Navy is sending so many warships to Iran, they're probably going to start charging them rent for the ocean.
Iran: 'Sure, here's your citizen back. Now about that naval blockade...'
A warming climate turns Italy's longest river into a warning sign.
Fourteen nations are wagging their finger at China, which is currently enjoying a nice, calm swim in the South China Sea.
A community grieves as domestic violence claims the lives of a child and her mother.
The threat of homegrown extremism demands constant vigilance and community resilience.
Meanwhile, Gaza is experiencing a 'significant' humanitarian crisis, but sure, let's talk about construction projects.
The world needs a new political imagination so badly, it's begging refugees to show it how.
The sinking highlights the peril of maritime trade routes.
When a settlement means they'll be okay for years, not just days. What a concept!
Europe's grand tourism strategy: a committee to study why tourists show up despite the committees.
When you can't fix the roads, just make 'not in the mood' a protected class.
Global energy markets are bracing for volatility as geopolitical tensions rise in the Middle East.
Turns out, debt clearance doesn't have to mean donating your liver.
Safe access for aid is a basic right even in crisis.
Meanwhile, the rest of us are still trying to get a response from our landlord.
Looks like some airlines are getting the European Union equivalent of a no-fly zone, and it's not for the reasons you'd expect.
The U.S. military is withdrawing from Iran, and will completely exit by September. So that's... better than leaving Afghanistan again, right?
Looks like Xi Jinping is really committed to that 'zero tolerance' policy... for anyone who isn't Xi Jinping.
A tragic reminder of the sea's unforgiving nature.
As the epidemic spirals, the world's attention — and funding — has not kept pace.