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ENHYPEN member Sunoo got a playful crash course in basic Portuguese phrases like 'oi' and 'olá' from Santos Bravos' Kauê in a new TikTok, just weeks before ENHYPEN's 'Blood Saga' world tour hits São Paulo on July 4. The duo, who previously danced together in a challenge, stood side by side with text overlays guiding the repeats, showcasing Sunoo's quick learning. This lighthearted collab highlights HYBE's push into Latin America, where Santos Bravos debuted in 2025 as the label's first boy band blending Latin pop and K-pop.

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Sunoo's face lit up with a beaming smile as he nailed pronouncing 'ENGENE' in Portuguese, bonding with HYBE labelmate Kauê in a fun TikTok lesson.

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Turkey's President Erdogan signed a decree on May 24 annulling the university's closure, which had taken effect three days earlier due to trusteeship over its parent company's fraud probes. Protests spread with hashtags like #BilgiIsNotAlone, drawing solidarity across cities and highlighting fears over academic freedom at the liberal arts school with 20,000 students. Operations now resume under trustees, though faculty futures remain uncertain, and protesters hailed it as a victory for their resistance.

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Students at Istanbul Bilgi University barricaded their campus, chanting 'Bilgi Resists' as riot police gathered outside—just days before exams.

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In a video from Delta State, Nigeria, a crowd catches a suspected thief and insists he eats a loaf of bread and drinks Coke before his punishment, turning a tense vigilante moment into dark humor. Posted by @Hhonor_, the clip shows the man hesitantly nibbling while the group films and jokes, sparking laughs, pity, and debates about treating petty thieves harshly amid bigger corruption. While no details confirm what he stole or his fate, the 'last meal' twist has fueled online banter about Nigeria's vigilante justice.

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A shirtless young man sits slumped against a brick wall in Sapele, head already swollen from an early beating, as onlookers hand him agege bread and Coca-Cola to 'chop' for strength.

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In a video from Delta State, Nigeria, a crowd catches a suspected thief and insists he eats a loaf of bread and drinks Coke before his punishment, turning a tense vigilante moment into dark humor. Posted by @Hhonor_, the clip shows the man hesitantly nibbling while the group films and jokes, sparking laughs, pity, and debates about treating petty thieves harshly amid bigger corruption. While no details confirm what he stole or his fate, the 'last meal' twist has fueled online banter about Nigeria's vigilante justice.

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A shirtless young man sits slumped against a brick wall in Sapele, head already swollen from an early beating, as onlookers hand him agege bread and Coca-Cola to 'chop' for strength.

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South African boy Andile Mbambo, nicknamed 'Andile the Calculator,' went from TikTok clips with dad Xolani to a live TV interview on Newzroom Afrika, where he aced million sums and squares but said 4 times 4 equals 8, sparking laughs online. Xolani spotted his gift last year and they practice daily, dreaming of Andile as a future scientist. Many cheer the father-son bond and his confidence at just four years old, urging protection from criticism while noting even memorized tricks impress.

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Little Andile beams with pride as his dad quizzes him on big numbers, nailing tough sums like 111 times 111 equals 12,321—until a basic multiplication trips him up.

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The video, posted by @therealgabriela on TikTok around June 7, shows her spontaneous performance inside the sacred church, where silence is required to respect prayer. Guards spoke in Italian and English, explaining no singing, but she continued for nearly a minute before leaving, later calling the moment beautiful with onlookers hugging her and feeling blessed. Opinions divided sharply, with some praising the guards for enforcing rules in the holy site and others questioning if the response was too much, even as her voice earned compliments.

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A woman in a white dress filled St. Peter's Basilica with the gospel song 'Jesus Is the Answer,' ignoring polite guard requests until they calmly led her out still singing.

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Julian Nagelsmann, coach of Germany, stated that his team is being punished for finishing top of their group at the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to a challenging knockout stage schedule. He highlighted issues with scheduling and turnarounds in the round of 32, where group winners face tougher paths in the expanded 48-team format.

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