I can't find any examples happening today that one's death will affect other people in other countries
Osama bin Laden
iNeedHelp -- you're banned from posting in this forum for a couple of days because of spamming.
You've posted this same question several times and have received excellent expert answers. Apparently you need some time to digest those responses and do your own thinking.
To find examples of someone's death affecting people in other countries, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by selecting one prominent person who has recently passed away. They could be a leader, a public figure, a scientist, or any individual who has had a significant impact globally.
2. Search for news articles related to the person's death using online news sources, search engines, or news aggregator websites. Include the person's name, the word "death," and relevant keywords to narrow down the search results.
3. Once you find an article discussing the person's death, read through it to understand the context and the potential impact on other countries or regions.
4. Look for information about the person's international collaborations, humanitarian efforts, or any ongoing projects that may have extended beyond their country of origin. This could include research partnerships, cultural exchanges, diplomatic relations, or charitable work.
5. Analyze the coverage of the person's death across multiple news sources from different countries. Pay attention to reactions or statements from international leaders, organizations, or individuals that highlight the influence and consequences of the person's passing.
6. If you are unable to find any specific examples today, you may need to broaden your search, perhaps by looking for cases from the past or considering people who might not be in the news at the moment.
Remember that the impact of someone's death in other countries may not always be immediately evident or widely covered, so persistence and a thorough search approach would be useful.