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NYC-Dublin portal reopens with new changes after temporary closure; ‘no more shenanigans’
Fancy a sneak in Dublin without ever leaving the Big Apple? The ‘controversial’ NYC-Dublin portal is back after a brief closure, and this time, it's promising a smoother experience. The iconic real-time portal, which made its debut on May 8, was closed shortly thereafter due to a string of unsettling incidents. These ranged from an OnlyFans…
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Google Trends show the Philippines ranks third in global AI search interest – Back End News
According to recent data from Google Trends, the Philippines now ranks third in global searches for (artificial intelligence) AI-related topics and fourth for generative AI (GenAI) over the past 12 months, highlighting a significant interest in the technology among Filipinos.
Google Trends tracks the frequency of searches for specific…
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No injuries reported after large fire breaks out in the Port Lands: Toronto fire
Toronto Fire Services (TFS) rushed to the city’s Port Lands area early Sunday afternoon after a large, smoky fire broke out near Cherry Beach.
The fire erupted around 1 p.m. outside the International Marine Passenger Terminal at 8 Unwin Ave.
Speaking to the media at the scene, Acting District Chief Craig Jeffries, of TFS,…
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Japan’s Yamamoto Riken receives Pritzker Architecture Prize | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
Japanese architect Yamamoto Riken received the Pritzker Architecture Prize at an award ceremony in Chicago on Saturday.
The award is known as the Nobel Prize for architects.
After receiving the gold medal, Yamamoto said he is very happy and proud to be a "member of the Pritzker family."…
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Germany meets UN requirements for development cooperation
Berlin (d.de) – According to preliminary calculations by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), Germany allocated a total of 0.79 percent of its economic output to supporting poorer countries in 2023. In absolute figures the total was 33.9 billion euros. After 2016, 2020, 2021 and 2022, Germany therefore once…
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Federal government seeks power to impose cap on international student numbers
Universities and colleges will have until the beginning of 2025 to prepare themselves for a cut to foreign student numbers but the sector warns it will cost jobs and damage research in Australia.Federal Education Minister Jason Clare will be able to set a cap on international student enrolments under laws proposed by the government in a bid to…
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Needham police warning residents after several vehicle break-ins
Needham police are warning residents after several vehicle break-ins.According to officials Friday night into Saturday, at least six motor vehicles were broken into in the Town of Needham.A seventh vehicle was stolen but has been recovered. Another vehicle was located in Needham that was stolen was a neighboring city.Police are asking anyone…
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Power outage continues in Houston, storms threaten Kansas and Florida
Hundreds of thousands of Texans continued to swelter in unrelenting heat and humidity Sunday as a fleet of utility workers tried to restore electricity three days after a derecho and a few tornadoes slammed the Houston area, leaving seven dead.The heat index – what the temperature feels like – is expected to increase in the Houston region each…
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UK owes Caribbean nations £205bn in reparations, says Cambridge academic
Britain owes Caribbean nations more than £200 billion in slavery reparations, a leading academic has claimed.Rev Dr Michael Banner, the Dean of Trinity College Cambridge, said the UK was once “the leading slaving nation in the world”, and that the modern-day descendants of slaves deserved compensation.In a new…
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Ukraine war latest: Ukraine ‘destroys Russian Black Sea minesweeper’
'The world cannot wait' - UK defence sec confirms military aid 'rushed' to Ukraine
The UK's defence secretary has confirmed the military aid that has been "rushed" to Ukraine. Grant Shapps said the "world cannot wait" as he urged nations to…
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