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Dieter Bohlen argued on 'Hopf & Kettner' that Europe should block Ukraine's victory to avoid World War III, claiming Putin won't accept defeat from a nuclear power. He criticized Western media, sanctions, and even said he spoke with Chancellor Friedrich Merz about the issue. His comments drew sharp online backlash, with calls for concert boycotts, though his Retrobest Festival appearance in Estonia this weekend proceeds after a video apology clarifying he opposes Russia's aggression. A minority shared his escalation fears amid ongoing European debates on the war.

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The 72-year-old Modern Talking star called a Ukrainian win the worst-case scenario on a German podcast, fearing nuclear escalation from Putin.

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The change came during a Kremlin briefing on May 10, right after Russia's subdued Victory Day parade on Red Square, where Putin expressed openness to a personal meeting with Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy responded with a sarcastic decree allowing the event without strikes, highlighting Ukraine's long-range capabilities. People online are contrasting the clips, with some seeing it as a sign of respect or weakness after four years of stalemate, while others view it as preparation for a Russian offensive. The shift underscores the war's evolution, from quick-victory promises to attrition and hints of talks.

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Putin once labeled Ukraine's leaders a 'gang of drug addicts and neo-Nazis.' Now, he's politely addressing Volodymyr Zelenskyy as 'Mr. Zelensky' amid ceasefire appeals.

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Ecuador pulled off a 2-1 upset over Germany at MetLife Stadium, with Gonzalo Plata's late poke past Manuel Neuer securing their knockout spot. Clips from new Arsenal signing Hincapié's booking and his dash to console Havertz fueled fan talk of Mikel Arteta's tight-knit culture, though some pointed to Havertz's annoyance at a ref's free-kick delay. Fans celebrated the 'brotherhood' as Arsenal's global influence grew amid their title defense.

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Kai Havertz reacted with frustration when Piero Hincapié got booked, flinging his arms like old teammates still shared the pitch. Moments later, Hincapié rushed to check on the fallen German ahead of his own teammate.

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The Nike Zoom Flight V, never retroed before, heads back Spring 2027 in a Black/Lapis-White-Dark Pine colorway for $170. Kidd wore it as a rising star, blending speed with the experimental edge of Nike's late-'90s basketball line. Fans shared court memories like one calling it the most comfortable shoe they owned, though some balked at the price with nostalgia be damned. This joins Nike's 2027 retro wave including the Air Flightposite 3.

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Jason Kidd's bold 1997 signature shoe, with its iridescent bug-eye midsole and Zoom Air cushioning, powered his early Mavericks days. Now, sneaker fans get a chance to lace up that same style again.

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Speaking to Al Arabiya English on June 16, 2026, at Minsk's Independence Palace, Lukashenko asked why the world highlights Israel's Holocaust suffering when 'they themselves have killed so many people' in Gaza, where he said women and children died and the area was wiped off the earth. Israel's Foreign Ministry called the remarks unacceptable antisemitism, especially from Belarus where Nazis killed nearly all 800,000 prewar Jews, and summoned the Belarusian ambassador for a reprimand on June 17. The comments fit into broader tensions, with Lukashenko supporting Iran's nuclear program and accusing an Israeli lobby of misleading Russia, amid his long alliance with Putin.

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In a heated interview, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko questioned the Holocaust's legacy while decrying deaths in Gaza, prompting swift condemnation from Israel.

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Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani met Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and key ministers in Algiers on Thursday, focusing on bilateral ties, economic cooperation in energy, mining, and agriculture. This visit follows his trip to Morocco, where Syria reopened its embassy after a 14-year closure, and comes after Algeria's foreign minister visited Damascus in February 2025. Once a staunch Assad ally, Algeria is now engaging pragmatically with Syria's transitional government under President Ahmed al-Sharaa, prioritizing reconstruction and Arab reintegration amid the five-year transition that began after Assad's fall in December 2024.

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In a sign of warming relations, Syria's new foreign minister stepped off the plane in Algiers, ready to turn the page on old rivalries with talks on energy and trade.

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Nowruz marks spring's arrival with symbolic items like sprouts for rebirth, observed by Iranians, Kurds, and others worldwide. Mamdani's post highlighted New York City's diversity, earning praise for cultural engagement from supporters who appreciated the learning moment. Critics, including self-identified Iranians, called it hypocritical after Iran's January 2026 protest crackdown—labeled the 'Iran Massacres' by activists with disputed death tolls from hundreds to over 40,000—and questioned his earlier silence despite later condemnations of the regime. The exchange reflects the city's tense immigrant communities amid global tensions.

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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani shared a warm video of his team setting up a traditional Haft-seen table at City Hall for Persian New Year. It celebrated renewal but soon faced pointed criticism from Iranian and Kurdish voices.

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Israeli Knesset member Zvi Sukkot, chair of the education committee, disrupted a Nakba Day commemoration event organized by Arab students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He threatened to withhold future funding from the university for hosting the event and stated that a second Nakba and unfinished ethnic cleansing were impending.

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Rabbi Zohar Atkins applies the Jevons Paradox to AI tools like Yochai and Rav Dicta, which make Torah texts instantly accessible but fuel demand for 'chiddush'—novel human insights drawn from them. He argues cheap knowledge shifts rabbis' role from fact-finders to innovators, much like efficient steam engines exploded coal use by enabling new industries. Reactions range from praise by Marc Andreessen and Michael Eisenberg for its baking metaphor to concerns about AI eroding traditional text study, highlighting broader implications for education and creativity.

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Imagine accessing ancient Jewish commentaries instantly from Israel's desert—yet true wisdom demands baking raw knowledge into fresh insights, like turning wheat into bread.

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