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In June 2025, Turkey’s parliament passed a controversial amendment empowering the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) to review—and block—any new
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As cross-border travel between Canada and the United States continues to falter in 2025, several northern U.S. states are getting
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In a dramatic and symbolic act of protest, Spanish residents—particularly in Barcelona and parts of the Balearic Islands—have taken to
A routine flight from Hong Kong to New Delhi was cut short on Monday when the crew of Air India’s
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Barcelona’s sun-drenched beaches, Gothic Quarter labyrinths, and world-class architecture have made it one of Europe’s most-visited cities. Yet beneath the
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Despite powering over 100 tongues in services like Google Translate, mainstream AI still overlooks many Indigenous languages—most notably Navajo. Dartmouth
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Amid the sudden escalation of military strikes between Israel and Iran in June 2025, the U.S. Agency for Global Media
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As Naples celebrates its 2,500th anniversary, the ancient city stands at a defining moment—welcoming millions of visitors while struggling to
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