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Experience Karlovy Vary Like Never Before

[custom_adv] Nestled in the picturesque spa town of Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) is one of the oldest and most prestigious film festivals in Central and Eastern Europe. Founded in 1946, the festival has become a magnet for filmmakers, actors, critics, and cinephiles from around the globe. Held annually in early July, …

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Kim Jong-un’s bulletproof cars

[custom_adv] Despite US sanctions being clear and precise about a “no-selling of luxury goods” to North Korea, the leader seems to have found a way of adding to his already impressive collection of Mercedes Benzes. According to reports, during the summer of 2018, two armoured Mercedes-Maybach S600 Guard vehicles were shipped from the Dutch Port of Rotterdam. The two cars …

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Bushra Dasturnejad, poet and actress

Bushra Dasturnejad is a multifaceted artist whose voice resonates across stage and page alike. As both a compelling poet and a talented actress, she weaves emotion, identity, and truth into every performance and stanza. Her poetry pulses with raw introspection and cultural depth, while her acting work brings nuanced characters to vivid life. Whether on camera or in quiet verse, …

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From Theater to International Spotlight

[custom_adv] Nargess Farrokhi, a host on GEM TV, was born in 1990 and is 34 years old. She married the well-known singer Bijan Mortazavi in June 2024. Nargess Farrokhi and Bijan Mortazavi have a 33-year age difference. This marriage takes place two years after the death of Sanaz Saeedi, Bijan Mortazavi’s previous wife. When Nargess Farrokhi, she was active in …

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vanka Trump and her family in Venice

[custom_adv] From a PR standpoint, Ivanka’s presence straddles family, fashion, and diplomacy—standing with her clan in a moment of social significance. For Venice, it’s a collision of ultra-luxe events with fragile cultural identity, sparking debates on tourism and sustainability. Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, and their children have seamlessly transitioned from casual sightseeing to elite celebrations, fully embodying the aura of …

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Who is nee Lauman

[custom_adv] His father, Prince Ali Reza Pahlavi, was the second son of Reza Shah, founder of the Pahlavi dynasty, and the younger brother of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah. Tragically, Patrick’s father died in a plane crash in 1954, when Patrick was only six years old. This placed him—briefly and symbolically—as the heir presumptive to the throne, until the …

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Countries with the most F-16 fighter jets

[custom_adv] Israel : 224 Israel has the third largest fleet of F-16 fighter jets with 224 aircraft from the C/D/I variants. This is the main combat jet used by the Israeli Air Force. According to defense analysts, the F-16s operated by Israel are far superior to those flown by other countries because of the extensive upgrade and modifications made by …

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How Some of the Most Brutal Leaders in History Met Their Ends

[custom_adv] The tin-pot dictator had worn out his welcome with the Italian people; on April 27th, 1945, partisans caught him and his mistress as they were fleeing approaching Allied forces. The following day, they were shot and their bodies hung upside down on meat hooks in Milan’s town square. A strongman who had seized power in Italy in 1922, then …

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From Dictatorship to Democracy

The Romanian Revolution was a pivotal uprising in December 1989 that led to the violent overthrow of Communist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu and the end of over four decades of Communist rule in Romania. It was the only Eastern Bloc revolution that turned violent, resulting in over a thousand deaths. This revolution marked the final collapse of Communist regimes across Eastern …

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Gathering celebration

[custom_adv] Throughout history, civilizations have celebrated life, nature, and the divine with grandeur and ritual. Imagine a world 2,500 years ago—a time of empires, philosophers, and sacred traditions. Some of the oldest known celebrations date back to this era, and remarkably, their echoes still resonate in modern times. Originating in 776 BCE and thriving by 500 BCE, the ancient Olympic …

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