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No drones over World Cup stadiums in US host cities

No drones over World Cup stadiums in US host cities

The US Federal Aviation Administration has announced a ban on drone flights over stadiums and fan events in host cities during the World Cup in June and July. This restriction will be enforced on match days to ensure safety and security.

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German anatomist and Body Worlds founder Gunther von Hagens (81) has died

German anatomist and Body Worlds founder Gunther von Hagens (81) has died

German anatomist and inventor of the plastination technique, Gunther von Hagens, has passed away at the age of 81 due to a brain hemorrhage. He was widely known for creating the Body Worlds anatomical exhibitions.

Rijkswaterstaat enforces truck ban on Merwedebrug

Rijkswaterstaat enforces truck ban on Merwedebrug

Rijkswaterstaat is actively enforcing a truck ban on the Merwedebrug starting Saturday, July 18. This measure was implemented after inspections revealed that the bridge's steel arch structure has weakened.

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances all over the world

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances all over the world

Ahmad Joudeh, a former stateless refugee born to Syrian and Palestinian parents, pursued his dream of becoming a professional dancer after arriving in the Netherlands a decade ago with the help of the Dutch National Ballet. Now an international performer, Joudeh credits dance for helping him define his identity while overcoming the struggles of his past.

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

Ahmad Joudeh, who grew up as a stateless refugee, pursued his dream of becoming a professional dancer after facing significant challenges. Ten years ago, he moved to the Netherlands with the support of the Dutch National Ballet and has since built a successful international career in dance.