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Two Giants of Football Collide Again: France vs. Spain
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Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha Dies at 47
Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha, the eldest child of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, has died at 47 after spending nearly four years in a coma. A respected lawyer, diplomat and humanitarian, she leaves behind a legacy of public service and advocacy for women’s rights.
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Non-EU Passengers Face Hours of Delays at Brussels Airport
Non-EU passengers at Brussels Airport (Zaventem) are facing significant delays at border control, with waiting times regularly reaching nearly two hours and sometimes much longer due to the EU’s new Entry/Exit System.
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OMPT Practice Review: Free Timed Mocks for OMPT A to G
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Studying in Belgium in 2026-27: Europe's best-kept secret is finally out
Evergreen "study in Belgium" guide targeting international-student search traffic; for study-abroad blogs.
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King of Spain Lends Jet to Pope
Pope Leo’s return to Rome was delayed after a technical issue grounded his Iberia-operated aircraft in Tenerife. King Felipe of Spain provided a royal Falcon jet to transport the pontiff and senior delegates, while the remaining passengers traveled on a replacement aircraft.
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FA Investigates Training Equipment Break-In
England’s World Cup preparations suffered a setback after training equipment was stolen from transport vehicles in Kansas City. Footballs and boots are among the items feared missing. Police launched an investigation and made two arrests as the FA assesses the impact.
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Elon Musk’s Historic Milestone
Elon Musk became the first person in history to surpass a net worth of $1 trillion after SpaceX’s highly anticipated Nasdaq debut. Strong investor demand pushed the company’s valuation above $2 trillion, making it one of the world’s most valuable corporations and reinforcing Musk’s control.
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UN Sets New Rules for Platform Workers
The International Labour Organization has adopted the world’s first binding labor standards for gig workers, covering ride-hailing, delivery, and other platform jobs. The convention introduces protections on pay, safety, job security, and algorithmic management, though implementation depends on government ratification.
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Air India Crash Probe Continues One Year Later
One year after the Air India Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people, investigators say more time is needed to complete the inquiry. Officials report significant progress in analyzing evidence but stress that the final report will only be released after all reviews are completed.
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NASA’s Next Moon Mission
NASA has announced the crew for Artemis III, a mission originally intended to land astronauts on the Moon. Due to delays involving SpaceX and Blue Origin technologies, the mission will instead test lunar landing procedures in Earth orbit, paving the way for future Moon exploration.
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Armenia’s European Moment
Armenia’s parliamentary election tests PM Pashinyan’s pro-European pivot as his Civil Contract party faces pro-Russian opposition. With peace with Azerbaijan, democratic integrity, and ties to Moscow all on the line, Armenians cast votes that could reshape the country’s future.
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Missing Epstein Records Prompt Justice Department Review of Allegations Referencing Trump — NYT
Several documents related to a woman’s allegations of sexual assault involving U.S. President Donald Trump are missing from files released by the U.S. Department of Justice concerning convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to reporting by The New York Times. The absence of these materials has raised new questions about the completeness of the federal disclosure and prompted calls for further scrutiny.
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Europe Braces for a Prolonged Era of Confrontation, Security Report Warns Ahead of Munich Conference
Brussels / Munich — Europe is entering a prolonged period of strategic confrontation marked by persistent security threats, geopolitical instability, and uncertainty over transatlantic guarantees, according to
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The Epstein Case: Why Are the Revelations Resurfacing Now?
A court-ordered, gradual release of Epstein files has pushed the case back into the spotlight. Being named is not proof of guilt, but it fuels media attention. Fragmented disclosures keep debates on power, transparency, and accountability alive.
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From Roots to the Pitch, From the Pitch to the Turkic World
Avşarspor is more than a football club; it represents the Avşar Turkic spirit rooted in history and culture. Drawing strength from its ancestral heritage, the club sees every match as a continuation of a legacy. Beyond sporting success, Avşarspor aims to preserve Turkic identity, strengthen bonds across the Turkic world, and keep shared cultural memory alive.
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Italian Cuisine on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List: Cultural Sustainability, Biocultural Diversity and Policy Implications
The inscription of Italian cuisine on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List marks a historic shift by recognising a national culinary system as an integrated cultural, ecological and social practice. Beyond cultural symbolism, this decision has significant sustainability, economic and governance implications, setting an important precedent for heritage policy, food systems governance and cultural diplomacy at the global level.
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Lockheed Martin Strengthens NATO’s Northern Flank with F-35
Lockheed Martin has finalized the assembly of Finland’s first F-35A stealth fighter, part of a 2022 deal for 64 aircraft to be delivered by 2030. The program marks a major leap in Finland’s air defense and NATO integration, reinforcing deterrence along Russia’s border. Finnish pilots will train in the U.S., while local company Patria contributes to F-35 production, ensuring technology transfer and industrial growth. Analysts view the aircraft as a symbol of transatlantic unity and technological superiority in the face of evolving security threats.
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Turkic States Cooperation Day Reception in Ankara
The Turkic States Cooperation Day was celebrated on October 3 with a reception held in Ankara.
