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Claims that Croatians (or the WWII-era Independent State of Croatia) turned people into soap are tied to the horrific Jasenovac camp and wartime myths; sources note a "soap making plant" is visible at...
Recent reporting shows Brigitte Macron attended a public theatre performance at the Folies Bergère on December 7, 2025 with her daughter Tiphaine Auzière and was filmed backstage using a derogatory sl...
The Entry/Exit System (EES) will collect from non‑EU nationals in the majority of Schengen and EU countries when it starts operations on 12 October 2025, with progressive roll‑out completing by April ...
The EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES) will require from U.S. travelers entering the Schengen area, replacing passport stamps with biometric checks and electronic records, and will be rolled out from Oc...
Available reporting shows mixed evidence about how well recent vaccines protect against currently circulating influenza viruses: Southern Hemisphere 2025 interim data suggest roughly 50% reduction in ...
A recurrent theme across centuries is the , exile or coerced assimilation of Muslim populations amid conquests, nation‑building and religious intolerance; prominent episodes include the medieval and t...
Himalayan pink salt and other non‑iodized specialty salts typically contain compared with mandated iodized table salt, so they are not reliable sources to prevent iodine deficiency; public‑health prog...
The EU’s Entry/Exit biometric policy requires most non-EU visitors, including Americans, to provide , creating new privacy considerations and practical hurdles for travelers; refusal can result in den...
, and sit on a volatile fault line where local grievances, expansion and n influence intersect, making all three likely to feel political, economic and security effects in a or broader World War III s...
United Nations and European statistical projections converge on a stark point: without migration Europe’s working‑age population contracts substantially over coming decades, while positive net migrati...
The 2025–2026 influenza A(H3N2) vaccine’s protection against hospitalization was shaped primarily by how well the vaccine strain matched circulating viruses, by antigenic drift producing the new subcl...
Slobodan Milošević was indicted by the UN’s International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) on 66 counts including genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Kosovo, Croatia ...
The two regimes most consistently cited as paradigmatic examples of fascism are Benito Mussolini’s Italy and Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany; Britannica and multiple reference works call them the “most pr...
Seasonal updates to H3N2 components of influenza vaccines are driven by coordinated global surveillance, laboratory antigenic and genetic analyses, and formal recommendations by international and nati...
an older woman at work is interested requires a low-risk, respectful approach that prioritizes consent, professional boundaries and clear signals over wishful thinking; subtle behavioral signs (extra ...
Flight logs and travel records in the files show extensive international movements, documented passengers and itinerary notes that create investigatory threads into multiple foreign jurisdictions — no...
The best-supported estimate is that between roughly 200,000 and 500,000 (Roma and Sinti) people were murdered during the ; many leading institutions and scholars commonly cite a central range of about...
is actively offered in through a local center and national network that advertise dynamic classes for adults and children , and at least one prominent instructor from Split, , holds multiple and works...
Publicly available n sources show an active and institutionalized —national organizations advertise more than 30 training halls and 18 locations , international-style camps bring “high level instructo...
The best available figures in the provided reporting indicate young adult men in and average about 180–182 cm, but there is no clear –specific average for in these sources; reported national averages ...