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Eagles of the Republic exposes hypocrisy in Egypt: Lips cannot touch in films, but stars appear half-naked on the red carpet

Eagles of the Republic exposes hypocrisy in Egypt: Lips cannot touch in films, but stars appear half-naked on the red carpet

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The remains of two Afghan refugees found on the beach of Texel have been identified after a long forensic investigation into a fatal boat sinking in the English Channel. Investigations have revealed that the Netherlands is increasingly serving as a key logistical hub for the smuggling operations that provide dangerous, substandard equipment for these refugee crossings.

John Mayer releases new single on his own record label

John Mayer releases new single on his own record label

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Ajax striker Tolu not only scores easily but is also an infectious personality: ‘He’s a special one’

Ajax striker Tolu not only scores easily but is also an infectious personality: ‘He’s a special one’

Ajax striker Tolu Arokodare is being celebrated for his impressive scoring ability and his positive impact on the team's morale. His calm and relaxed personality has helped reduce pressure on his teammates, making him an invaluable asset to the club.

Former Eminem employee admits to selling unreleased music

Former Eminem employee admits to selling unreleased music

A former studio employee has confessed to stealing and selling unreleased music by rapper Eminem for 50,000 dollars. The stolen files were subsequently leaked on various streaming platforms, and the man is scheduled for sentencing on January 27.

Retired Brit becomes millionaire thanks to Pokémon cards in attic

Retired Brit becomes millionaire thanks to Pokémon cards in attic

A retired British man discovered that a collection of Pokémon cards he stored in his attic for decades is now worth over a million pounds. After seeing a news report about card values, he put his forty-two complete sets up for auction, where one set alone sold for 75,000 pounds.