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Thousands Rally in Europe: 'Stop Anti-Semitism' and 'Ceasefire in Gaza' Protests in Europe: Anti-Semitism rally in Paris attended by tens of thousands, while calls for ceasefire support in multiple cities.
Why a 70-Year-Old Gun Was Too Advanced: The Artillery Gun That Couldn't Keep Up With Its Time Sweden's Bandkanon 1: A brilliant weapon ahead of its time, ultimately unsuccessful due to technological limitations.
Kremlin Dismisses Putin Heart Attack Rumors as Absurd Fake News Amid rumors of Russian President Vladimir Putin having a heart attack, the Kremlin has dismissed them as "fake news,"
This Country Encourages to Get Tattoo, but Now Faces Backlash ① Controversial campaign in Austria to promote public transportation A bizarre campaign to promote public transportation in Austria has sparked controversy. The event took place in Jankt Lauten in southern Austria during the local music festival "Frequency Festival" and in Salzburg's "Electric Love Festival." The event offered a free one-year public transportation ticket to those who got a tattoo with the phrase "KlimaTicket," with only six participants allowed.
Montenegro's 'Lying Down Contest': Who Will Claim the Title of Laziest Citizen? Montenegro's Laziest Citizen Contest: 7 participants, 463 hours of lying down, $1,070 prize. No sitting or standing allowed!
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