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‘Towns transformed into tourist zones’: What’s causing Airbnb problems in Spain
Boasting remarkable weather, rich cuisine, and captivating architecture, Spain welcomed a staggering 98 million travelers in 2024, securing its place as the world’s second most visited destination, just behind France. However, this level of tourism has caused significant challenges for local residents. The sharp increase in short-term rentals listed on platforms like Airbnb has led to a serious housing shortage in major Spanish cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia. This crisis has
‘Towns transformed into tourist zones’: What’s causing Airbnb problems in Spain
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Eight Unique Juices Found Only in the Amazon
Far from modern juice bars and protein shakes, the vibrant juices of the Amazon are blended just hours after harvest — offering not only bold flavors but deep cultural roots. The Amazon is not only Earth’s largest rainforest and a treasure trove of biodiversity — it’s also a hidden culinary wonderland. With over 220 native fruit-bearing tree species, the region boasts a bounty of produce rarely found outside its borders. Many fruits are too perishable for export, and others are closely tied to
Eight Unique Juices Found Only in the Amazon
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Mormon women open up about swinging controversies, broken bonds and faith-based criticism
From whispered controversies to unconventional relationships, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives peels back the layers on a lesser-seen side of Mormon culture that contrasts sharply with public expectations. Taking place in the heart of suburban Utah, the reality series centers around a circle of Mormon women — many of whom gained viral fame as MomTok creators — as they navigate reputations in flux, romantic strife, and fierce disagreements over collaborations, social events, and friendships.
Mormon women open up about swinging controversies, broken bonds and faith-based criticism
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Addressing Your Questions on President Trump’s Tariff Policies
WASHINGTON (AP) — When President Donald Trump resumed office in January, he came back with a mission: to shift decades of U.S. trade policy by constructing a tariff shield around the American economy, historically open to foreign imports. His effort to bring this vision to life has thrown financial markets into flux and left many consumers uneasy, thanks to a rotating set of tariff announcements. The approach has often followed a now-familiar cycle: unveil new tariffs, delay their enforcement,
Addressing Your Questions on President Trump’s Tariff Policies
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Famous Ukrainian singer admits he's not ready for fatherhood yet and explains his reasons
Popular Ukrainian singer Alekseev, who previously admitted having feelings for a well-known blogger, has opened up about his outlook on the future. In particular, he shared whether he's ready to build a family and become a father. At 32, the artist candidly revealed that his focus right now lies elsewhere. Because of this, he isn’t rushing into starting a serious relationship or having children just yet. "No, at the moment I’m not ready to start my own family. I feel it's
Famous Ukrainian singer admits he's not ready for fatherhood yet and explains his reasons
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North Korean arms used by Russia to strike fear into Ukrainian cities – report
Russian military forces have intensified their missile strikes on vital civilian infrastructure in Ukraine using weaponry sourced from North Korea, according to a new report by a coalition of UN member states. These attacks have resulted in widespread fear across major urban areas, underlining Moscow’s increasing reliance on Pyongyang. The Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team—which includes the United States, the United Kingdom, members of the European Union, and Japan—stated that North Korea
North Korean arms used by Russia to strike fear into Ukrainian cities – report
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German court dismisses climate lawsuit by Peruvian farmer against RWE
A German court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Peruvian farmer against energy giant RWE, seeking compensation for the company’s alleged contribution to climate change and the resulting threat to his hometown. Despite the court’s refusal to award damages, the case marked a noteworthy development in legal discussions over corporate responsibility for carbon emissions. On Wednesday, the higher regional court in Hamm, located in western Germany, rejected the legal action led by 44-year-old Saul
German court dismisses climate lawsuit by Peruvian farmer against RWE
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SpaceX sends up new Starship rocket after consecutive failures, but it spirals out of control
Following two explosive setbacks, SpaceX launched its colossal Starship rocket once again on Tuesday evening. Despite a strong liftoff, the mission failed to reach its primary goals when the spacecraft lost stability and disintegrated mid-flight. The towering 403-foot (123-meter) vehicle embarked on its ninth test mission from SpaceX’s Starbase facility, located at the southernmost tip of Texas. Earlier this month, locals voted to establish their community as an official municipality. Although
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Buying Tickets for International Trains in Europe Will Become Easier
Починаючи з осені 2025 року, подорожувати по Європі поїздом стане набагато зручніше завдяки планам щодо запровадження єдиної системи продажу квитків на міжнародні рейси. Наразі пасажирам зазвичай доводиться купувати окремі квитки для перетину кордонів між різними країнами, але вже незабаром усе можна буде оформити через одну платформу. Як повідомляє німецький телекомпанія Tagesschau, система запрацює з осені, і одними з перших, хто приєднається до неї, стануть міжнародні залізничні оператори,
Buying Tickets for International Trains in Europe Will Become Easier
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Urban blazes often force helicopters to fly far for water — one firefighter found a smarter way
CABAZON, Calif. (AP) — As flames crept up a Los Angeles County hillside, Mark Whaling and his team rushed back and forth in a water tanker truck, desperately trying to keep pace with the blaze. They tapped into a street hydrant for water, while a helicopter flew in for aerial support—but the aircraft had to travel a long distance to refill, allowing what could have been a manageable fire to spiral out of control and damage homes. While on that early 2000s emergency call, Whaling, a now-retired
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Australia starts recovery after deadly floods leave 5 dead, thousands trapped
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed the launch of a major cleanup initiative across eastern Australia following unprecedented floods that have claimed five lives and left tens of thousands cut off from essential services. Authorities are currently evaluating the extent of destruction in New South Wales' coastal communities, where over 10,000 homes are believed to have sustained damage, according to statements from the state’s emergency services on Saturday. Recommended Stories
Australia starts recovery after deadly floods leave 5 dead, thousands trapped
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"A horticulturist's perfect journey: exploring Carmarthenshire, Wales' floral haven"
Winding through the springtime lanes of Carmarthenshire—past ancient oaks, over quaint stone arches, and alongside a patchwork of lush woods, boggy moors and flower-speckled pastures—I couldn’t help but recall the childhood maps I used to construct: whimsical sketches of fantasy islands with distinct, labeled zones—names like “Misty Hills” or “Barren Bog.” While those imagined wilds remain enchanting, I had a very real kind of hidden treasure in mind on this journey. Beyond its postcard-worthy
"A horticulturist's perfect journey: exploring Carmarthenshire, Wales' floral haven"
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Two galaxies caught in a 'duel' before a colossal cosmic collision
WASHINGTON, May 21 (Reuters) – Scientists have captured an extraordinary cosmic encounter between two ancient galaxies on a collision course, each boasting a star population comparable to the Milky Way. This stellar clash, which occurred when the universe was just 20% of its current age, evoked imagery of two knights meeting head-on in a medieval joust. The galaxies were observed as they appeared approximately 11.4 billion years ago—around 2.4 billion years after the Big Bang—using two
Two galaxies caught in a 'duel' before a colossal cosmic collision
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A rare Archaeopteryx fossil withheld from researchers for years finally studied—yields a series of astonishing findings
Subscribe to CNN’s Wonder Theory newsletter to delve into the wonders of science. Discover incredible breakthroughs, intriguing research, and fascinating cosmic stories. Fossils that preserve entire animals as they appeared in death give us a rare glimpse into the distant past. Such is the case for multiple finds of Archaeopteryx—the earliest known bird—and a newly studied, long-inaccessible fossil now reveals fresh insights into whether or not Archaeopteryx could truly fly. Scientists have
A rare Archaeopteryx fossil withheld from researchers for years finally studied—yields a series of astonishing findings
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Banu Mushtaq of India sets milestone with International Booker triumph
Indian author, legal professional, and social activist Banu Mushtaq has etched her name in history as the first Kannada-language writer to win the International Booker Prize, courtesy of her short story collection, Heart Lamp. This marks the first time a short story compilation has secured the distinguished award. The judging panel praised Mushtaq's characters as “remarkable portraits of endurance and strength.” Heart Lamp, a collection of 12 short stories penned by Mushtaq between 1990
Banu Mushtaq of India sets milestone with International Booker triumph
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Do military conscripts need to undergo an annual medical board exam: the Ministry of Defense responds
All Ukrainian citizens between the ages of 25 and 60 who were deemed partially fit for military service before February 12, 2025, are required to undergo a follow-up medical board examination (VLC) by June 5, 2025. This requirement was confirmed in a response from the Ministry of Defense addressed to a request by MP Oleksandr Fediyenko, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense, and Intelligence. "These individuals must independently contact the Territorial
Do military conscripts need to undergo an annual medical board exam: the Ministry of Defense responds
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Finnish Airline Cancels Over a Hundred Flights: Reasons Revealed
Finnair has announced the cancellation of over 100 scheduled flights on May 19 due to ongoing strikes at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, according to reports by Yle. The airline is advising travelers scheduled to fly on Monday to complete check-in ahead of time and arrive at the airport punctually to minimize disruptions. The protest action has been initiated by the Finnish Aviation Union (IAU - Ilmailualan Unioni), which is leveraging the strike to accelerate negotiations with Finland’s Service
Finnish Airline Cancels Over a Hundred Flights: Reasons Revealed
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Ukraine reports largest drone assault of war by Russia following peace negotiations
KYIV, May 18 (Reuters) – Ukrainian officials reported Sunday that the most extensive Russian drone assault since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022 left a woman dead in the Kyiv region and at least three others wounded. This intensified attack came on the heels of Friday’s peace negotiations. Ukraine’s air force confirmed that by 8 a.m. local time (0500 GMT), Russia had launched 273 drones, focusing its offensive largely on the central Kyiv area as well as the eastern Dnipropetrovsk
Ukraine reports largest drone assault of war by Russia following peace negotiations
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Spotlights, stage, and sequins: The Eurovision Song Contest hits its dazzling finale
BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — The globe’s biggest live music spectacle reached its sparkly finale on Saturday night, as the Eurovision Song Contest grand final unfolded — a festival of melody and camaraderie, though not without controversy surrounding Israel’s role in the event. In Basel, Switzerland, performers ranged from a Swedish trio celebrating saunas to an Austrian operatic pop tenor, all eyeing the iconic microphone-shaped Eurovision trophy. As is tradition, the outcome remains delightfully
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Trump and Abu Dhabi strike deal to develop large-scale AI data hub in the UAE
The United States and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to collaborate on the development of a massive data center complex in Abu Dhabi, aiming to strengthen artificial intelligence capabilities with a planned capacity of 5 gigawatts — enough energy to supply a large metropolitan area. This initiative, unveiled Thursday during President Donald Trump’s visit to the UAE, is set to become the largest data center operation outside U.S. territory, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. The
Trump and Abu Dhabi strike deal to develop large-scale AI data hub in the UAE
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