The Canary Islands are a popular tourist destination, known for their beautiful beaches, volcanic landscape and pleasant climate. However, mass tourism to the islands has led to a number of negative consequences, including hunger strikes and human chains by activists demanding a change in the islands' tourism model in the…
Read MoreDon't make these mistakes when washing desert sand from your car
Feel free to rinse your car, but to be on the safe side, wait a little longer before washing your car thoroughly. The last bit of Sahara sand is still in the air today, but tomorrow it should be safe to wash the car. Since it will likely remain dry,…
Read MoreVerstappen's former sponsor must appear in court
Former Jumbo CEO and racing driver Frits van Eerd must appear in court. Max Verstappen's former sponsor became discredited in 2022 when it became known he may have been involved in a money laundering case. Justice will now try him on charges of corruption and forgery. In September 2022, Van…
Read MoreOfficer accused of assault during evacuation of XR demonstration: “Hey! Don't touch my neck!”
News Was this a conscious act or not? The sound of jubilant Extinction Rebellion friends was heard again last weekend, and especially for the occasion, Greta Thunberg even joined the action group in The Hague for a good time occupying the highway. But the matter did not go as planned,…
Read MoreTaking the ultimate selfie in Barcelona's Sagrada Familia church is prohibited to avoid risks
In the world of social media, taking the perfect photo is one of the main goals of many tourists. The classic selfie at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia is often taken from a metro station exit. This trend on TikTok and other social media channels attracted so many people that the municipality…
Read More21 Dutch theologians argue for unity in Rome and the Reformation
Authors Interpretationincluding the Roman Catholic Bishop of Hertogenbosch, Gerard de Corti (picture)We believe it must be recognized that “God has made a way” with the Reformed, Baptist, and Pentecostal churches. Although separation from the mother church may be viewed as something that goes against the will of God, there may…
Read MoreVigilance reached the second highest level after forest fires in Greece
The largest fire occurred in the mountainous region of Lasithi, east of the island of Crete. The fire broke out in a wooded area near Mavros Kolympos. Several sites had to be evacuated. Local media reported that the fire destroyed some homes. Three people were slightly injured. The area is…
Read MoreCan a computer decide who gets bombed? This has been a theoretical discussion for a long time, but it now appears to be becoming a reality in Gaza
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Read More“The rocking abbot” Notker Wolf has died (83).
The German Benedictine Notker Wolff moved to Rome from Sankt Otilian Abbey (Bavaria) in 2000, when he was elected abbot of the Benedictine Order. In 2012, he was elected for a second term, until he was succeeded by Gregory Bolan in 2016. Wolfe subsequently traveled the world and was a…
Read MoreJournalist Fatih Al-Tili responds to Geert Wilders –
In a recent broadcast of the Tiki Tiki programme, well-known Turkish journalist and commentator Fatih Tayli responded strongly to the statements of Geert Wilders, the Dutch politician known for his controversial stances on immigration and multiculturalism. here We are the pictures. Al-Taili, known for his sharp analyzes and bold comments,…
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