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Bandai Namco confirmed Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 3 in April 2026, set for 2027 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with a new 'Age 1000' story by Akira Toriyama. At Summer Game Fest on June 5, creators like Ndukauba shared photos in front of event banners and merch, fueling excitement for the June 7 Xbox Games Showcase. Fans hope for gameplay footage or a release date, building on Xenoverse 2's ongoing success with deeper customization and time-travel battles ahead.

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Content creators posed with Xenoverse 3 hats and massive billboards at Summer Game Fest, hinting at something big just around the corner.

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Bandai Namco confirmed Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 3 in April 2026, set for 2027 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with a new 'Age 1000' story by Akira Toriyama. At Summer Game Fest on June 5, creators like Ndukauba shared photos in front of event banners and merch, fueling excitement for the June 7 Xbox Games Showcase. Fans hope for gameplay footage or a release date, building on Xenoverse 2's ongoing success with deeper customization and time-travel battles ahead.

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Content creators posed with Xenoverse 3 hats and massive billboards at Summer Game Fest, hinting at something big just around the corner.

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Bandai Namco confirmed Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 3 in April 2026, set for 2027 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with a new 'Age 1000' story by Akira Toriyama. At Summer Game Fest on June 5, creators like Ndukauba shared photos in front of event banners and merch, fueling excitement for the June 7 Xbox Games Showcase. Fans hope for gameplay footage or a release date, building on Xenoverse 2's ongoing success with deeper customization and time-travel battles ahead.

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Content creators posed with Xenoverse 3 hats and massive billboards at Summer Game Fest, hinting at something big just around the corner.

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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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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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The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, signed Friday by Presidents Erdogan, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, mirrors NATO's Article 5 by treating an attack on one as an attack on all. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized its purely defensive nature, not targeting any nation like Iran. Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif pushed for expanding it into a 'Muslim NATO' against threats from Israel, sparking celebrations across cities and interest from Azerbaijan and possibly Egypt, amid U.S. praise and concerns over rhetoric.

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In the holy city of Mecca, leaders from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey put pen to paper on a pact that promises to stand together if any one faces attack.

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On June 4, protesters in Tripoli's Sarraj neighborhood accused the UNHCR of planning to permanently settle sub-Saharan migrants, straining local resources amid Libya's economic struggles and instability. The UN denied any such plans, calling it disinformation, while Libyan officials pointed to border control issues. The old video resurfaced on Thursday, fueling online talk about local frustrations with over 900,000 refugees and migrants in the country, alongside reports of violence against some newcomers.

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Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in Tripoli, chanting 'Libya only for Libyans' and blocking the gates with sand. Their signs read 'Our love for our country is not racism' and 'Libya is not the world's garbage bin.'

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The incident unfolded around 9:55 a.m. on May 21 in the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City, captured on security footage first shared by local journalist Kegham Balian the next day. The man parked his white Volkswagen Polo with plate 29-05153, relieved himself amid debris and barbed wire, then drove off, prompting widespread disgust online and links to broader tensions facing the area's 2,000-strong Armenian community. While some speculated a medical emergency due to his attempt at privacy, no police action or statements from authorities, the Armenian Patriarchate, or Haredi leaders have emerged as of May 23.

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A man in ultra-Orthodox Jewish attire steps out of his car, drops his pants behind barricades with Armenian flags, and defecates in broad daylight near Jerusalem's historic Christian heart.

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