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Published with permission from LuxuryWeb Magazine In a landmark decision, Spain's Culture Ministry has announced the cancellation of the "Annual Bullfighting Award," sparking considerable controversy among conservative circles who cherish this centuries-old tradition as a quintessential Spanish cultural art form. “It is a new social and cultural reality in Spain,”
German Journalist Criminally Charged, Bank Account Seized, for Deviating From the Official Narrative
A German independent journalist living in eastern Ukraine's renegade Donbas area has been labeled a Russian...
Shen Yun Performers Share Their Experiences After Finishing 2022 Europe Tour
NEW YORK — One of Shen Yun Performing Arts’ touring groups has returned to the U.S. after completing...
Massive Union Strike Set to Disrupt UK Train, Freight Service Next Week
A massive union-led strike is set to disrupt the United Kingdom’s train service throughout all of the...
Poland Tells Citizens They Can Gather Firewood From the Forest Amidst Energy Crisis
The Polish government has officially conceded that people may rummage for firewood to heat their stoves...
Ireland Runs Oil and Electricity Shortage Wargame With Lockdowns, Fuel Control
The Government of Ireland recently conducted a secret wargame preparing for the installation of lockdowns...
Russian Media Rhetoric Points Nuclear Warning At Washington Over Ukraine Intervention
Brinkmanship between the United States and the Russian Federation dramatically escalated at the start...
You’ll Raise Virtual Children in the Metaverse and Pay for the Privilege: AI Expert
Commentary A new book by an artificial intelligence expert has made the prediction that future human...
Taiwan Moves to Fill Chinese-language Instruction Gap Left by Beijing’s ‘Confucius Institutes’ in Europe
As authorities and society grow wary of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) influence in Europe, Taiwanese...
First Time Shoplifters On the Rise as Inflation Runs Wild
A UK industry magazine reported an exponential hike in first time shoplifters in Britain, theorized as...