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Denmark considering banning protests burning Quran and other religious texts
Reuters Denmark is considering banning protests involving burning the Quran or other religious texts over security and diplomatic concerns. The Danish foreign ministry said whilst protecting freedom of expression is crucial, such protests benefit extremists and pose a security threat. Copenhagen is looking at legal means to intervene in some circumstances, including protests outside embassies.…
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Are luggage-free trips the future?
With sustainably minded destinations and progressive tour operators advising passengers to pack less, are travellers being primed for an ultralight future? As summer ramps up in the northern hemisphere, many of us will begin packing suitcases, carry-ons and duffel bags as we prepare to head away on holiday. Far too many clothes will be packed,…
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Six of the best ways to immerse yourself in nature around Dunedin
From seeing majestic albatross at The Royal Albatross Centre to walking through ancient cloud forest at Orakanui Ecosanctuary, two passionate conservationists share their top tips. Known as the wildlife capital of New Zealand, Dunedin sits on the rim of an ancient volcano that is now Otago Harbour in the southern reaches of the country’s South…
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Are Gen Z ready for leadership?
Young workers are increasingly occupying top positions. Without decades of experience in the corporate world, do they have what it takes to handle the responsibilities? Elle De Freitas has the kind of jam-packed schedule you’d expect of a typical CEO running a successful social-media marketing company. As founder and head of Austin, Texas-based Wonderkind, she…
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Six killed at Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon
Reuters At least six people have been killed during clashes at a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon over the weekend. Clashes at the Ein el-Hilweh camp broke out between Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah movement and rival Islamist groups. Among the six dead was a Fatah commander, the movement confirmed. Established in 1948, the…
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Whitney from Love Island Could Make History by Becoming the First Black Champion
After being called racist, the dating show Love Island is about to have its first black winner. Whitney Adebayo is likely to win the £50,000 prize in Monday’s final, which would be a “big win” for the network that has been under fire. Even though the show has had winners of mixed races in the…
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Spotify’s ‘Billions Club the Series’ Included Bad Bunny
The teaser video shows how the artists get their Spotify Billion plaques in unique and creative ways when their songs reach 1 billion streams. Each artist’s party will be recorded on video, giving fans an up-close-and-personal look at the event. Ashley Graver, who is in charge of Pop, Dance, and Indie Artist Partnerships at Spotify,…
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Sources Dispel Reports That Camila Cabello and Rauw Alejandro Are Dating
Even though there were rumors that they were dating, Camila Cabello and musician Ruaw Alejandro are not dating. After they were seen together at an Inter Miami soccer game and the Premios Juventud, several news sites said that the two singers were dating. An source told People Magazine that the rumors that the singer of…
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Rihanna Flaunts Her Baby Bump in Trendy Pregnant Attire
Rihanna is getting ready to become a mom for the second time. The singer, who is 35 and expecting her second child with her boyfriend, A$AP Rocky, was happy to show off her baby bump on Friday night when she went out with her boyfriend in Santa Monica. Rihanna looked happy and beautiful in a…
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Newest Sensation Bia Impresses with Two Albums and Legendary Rap Collaborations
Bia, a new rap star, is making waves in the music world with her two albums, “For Certain” (2020) and “Really Her” (2023). These albums are getting her a lot of attention and have caught the attention of well-known rap pros. During an interview with Billboard, Bia talked about her amazing journey, which has included…