Weirdest Tourist Crackdowns of 2025 Selfie Zones and Mobility Scooter Fines
Tourism rules can sometimes take a strange turn, as seen in the wacky crackdowns on tourist behavior in 2025. From selfie zones to
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Top Defence CEO Advocates for €100 Billion EU Defence Fund
In the realm of defense and security, the landscape is ever-evolving. Recently, a top CEO in the defense industry made headlines by advocating
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Mercosur Compromise in Sight
Germany’s shifting role in global trade is more than just a headline—it’s a narrative that unfolds with every diplomatic move and policy decision.
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EU-China Summit Bridging Economic Gaps Amid Diplomatic Tensions
European Union leaders are gearing up for an important summit with China, scheduled for July 24 and 25. The meeting holds significant weight
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UJ to Confer Honorary Doctorate on Publishing Pioneer Margaret Busby
The University of Johannesburg (#UJ) is set to honor Margaret Busby, a pioneering figure in the publishing industry, with an Honorary Doctorate today.
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US Biafra Chief of Staffs Message Gains Global Support
In a groundbreaking development, the United States of Biafra’s Chief of Staff, Dr. Orabueze, garnered a staggering 285 thousand views with a powerful
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CanYaman Trends Globally with Massive Social Media Engagement
Can Yaman, the popular Turkish actor, has garnered significant social media attention, with a recent breakdown showing a surge in his following across
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Greek Government Proposes Cuts to Aid and Imposes New Taxes
In a concerning development, the African nation is facing economic and social turmoil due to the actions of the current neo-Marxist and corrupt
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Climate Overview May 28 – June 3, 2025: The Week in Review
When the Familiar World Collapses: Summary of the Week in African News. Amidst the changing climate patterns in Africa, a summary of the
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Denmark Tops Corruption Perceptions Index 2024
Denmark has emerged as the least corrupt country in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2024, followed closely by Finland and Singapore. This ranking reflects