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Launching NATO's 2025 annual report, Secretary General Rutte said Trump's pressure led Europe and Canada to raise spending 20% over 2024 levels, meeting the 2% GDP goal and eyeing 5%. He also noted Trump's role in Russia talks to end the Ukraine war and U.S. strikes weakening Iran. The next day, UK MPs urged preparing for a future without U.S. support, citing White House unpredictability and calling for European-led capabilities to counter Russia and other threats.

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NATO chief Mark Rutte stood at headquarters in Brussels, crediting President Trump for pushing all 32 members to hit defense spending targets for the first time.

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The division announced on March 24 it's adding neutral atom research to its decade-long superconducting program, recruiting JILA expert Dr. Adam Kaufman to lead a new team in Boulder, Colorado. Superconducting qubits excel at fast, deep computations, while neutral atoms scale easily to thousands with flexible connections—combining them could speed up error-corrected machines for tough problems like drug discovery. Hartmut Neven, the founder, noted how the approaches complement each other in time and space scaling, boosting confidence in commercial quantum tech by decade's end.

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Google Quantum AI is now blending two qubit worlds: its proven superconducting circuits with laser-trapped neutral atoms, aiming to crack the code for massive quantum computers.

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Users on X posted numerous lyrics from Taylor Swift's 'Evermore' album, particularly from 'Champagne Problems,' 'Happiness,' and 'Ivy,' in response to images of the album cover. Discussions included first lyrics that come to mind and poignant lines about relationships and heartbreak. The activity centered around themes of lost love and reflection featured in the album's songs.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sharply criticized recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and leadership as violations of international law, pledging stronger diplomatic pushes for a ceasefire. Speaking on March 2 amid reports of hundreds dead and retaliatory attacks, he highlighted Turkey's neighborly ties with Iran—stable since the 1639 Treaty of Zuhab—and warned of a spreading 'ring of fire' without quick talks. Erdogan also spoke with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to urge peace efforts, balancing Turkey's NATO role and trade with Iran while condemning attacks on both sides.

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At a Ramadan iftar dinner in Ankara, Erdogan called Iran's people 'friendly and brotherly,' vowing to shield their shared border peace dating back to 1639.

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The sign in a London neighborhood urged residents to beware of buglers operating nearby and check the fictional site www.metbugumblebee.org for buglery prevention tips. Author Moz Perkins shared the photo yesterday evening with the caption 'Ah, the dangers of Buglery…,' gaining over 67,000 views and sparking replies like Jim's quip about police turning the cornet on buglers. Users joined in with gems such as 'How do you get the police to attend after a buglery? Euphonium' and warnings to secure windows against overpowering noise. Similar blunders have appeared on UK signs before, but this one keeps hitting high notes.

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A simple printing error on a Met Police sign swapped 'burglars' for 'buglers,' unleashing a wave of brass band puns online.

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The on-loan striker scored in the 15th, 48th, and 70th minutes to lead Leyton Orient to a thrilling 4-2 win over London rivals AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday night, marking the first time an Orient player has notched three hat-tricks in one campaign since 1957/58. Jayden Morris added the other goal as Orient flipped the script after the break, easing their relegation concerns in League One. Manager Richie Wellens admitted he nearly rested Ballard but was thrilled he played him, while fans celebrated the second-half dominance online.

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Trailing 2-1 at halftime, Dom Ballard ignited Leyton Orient's stunning turnaround with two quick second-half strikes, capping it with his third hat-trick of the season.

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Patriarch Ilia II, who led the Georgian Orthodox Church since 1977, died on March 17, 2026, at age 93 after reviving faith from Soviet times and boosting Orthodox adherence to over 80% of the population. His 2007 pledge to baptize every third child born to married Orthodox couples correlated with a 17% national fertility rise and 42% increase among those women, per a 2025 study. National mourning lasts until March 22, with his funeral at Sioni Cathedral attended by global Orthodox leaders; his godchildren now lead the processions in tribute.

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Thousands braved rain in Tbilisi to honor Patriarch Ilia II, whose personal baptisms touched over 50,000 godchildren—one percent of Georgia's people.

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Germany fully phased out nuclear power by April 2023, closing its last reactors at Isar 2, Emsland, and Neckarwestheim 2 as part of the Energiewende policy started in the early 2000s and sped up after Fukushima. Renewables like wind and solar now lead generation, reaching nearly 60% of the mix with emissions down 58% since 1990, but electricity prices hit 38 euro cents per kilowatt-hour—three to four times U.S. levels—and intermittency keeps gas and coal at 40%. Critics including Chancellor Friedrich Merz and former Energy Minister Katherina Reiche call it a huge mistake amid factory closures, massive subsidies, and now reactivation of coal plants due to the 2026 Iran war spiking prices.

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A chart showing Germany's nuclear output plummeting from 167 terawatt hours in 2006 to zero in 2025 has people rethinking the country's bold energy shift.

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Launching NATO's 2025 annual report, Secretary General Rutte said Trump's pressure led Europe and Canada to raise spending 20% over 2024 levels, meeting the 2% GDP goal and eyeing 5%. He also noted Trump's role in Russia talks to end the Ukraine war and U.S. strikes weakening Iran. The next day, UK MPs urged preparing for a future without U.S. support, citing White House unpredictability and calling for European-led capabilities to counter Russia and other threats.

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South Korean police arrested 16 suspects, including three ringleaders, for using custom macro software to snap up over 30,300 tickets from 1,090 idol concerts between October 2022 and January 2026. The group resold them at markups up to 25 times original prices, earning about $5.4 million USD through automated line-cutting, fake IDs, and a 1,309-member chat for coordination. The bust targeted sales for shows like SEVENTEEN's 2025 world tour, where VIP tickets jumped from 198,000 KRW to 1.6 million KRW, bringing relief to real fans amid ongoing K-pop ticket struggles.

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A police officer in a SEVENTEEN fan tee bantered about ticket chaos, then flashed her badge and cuffed the scalper mid-deal. It was the Hollywood-style sting that cracked a sophisticated operation.

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Finland's Kone Foundation has opened applications for the Saari Residence program in 2027, providing artists, writers, poets, translators, composers, and curators of all nationalities with up to €3,800 monthly for two uninterrupted months in a quiet countryside residence. No exhibitions or performances are required, and collective applications of up to 10 people are accepted. The application deadline is 31 March 2026, and it is free to apply.

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On March 9, Turkey's Defense Ministry deployed the F-16s and air defense systems to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, citing threats from Iran after drone strikes on the island. This followed Western allies like Greece, France, the UK, and Germany bolstering the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus in the south. U.S. Representatives Dina Titus, Gus Bilirakis, and Chris Pappas sharply criticized the move as escalatory and illegal under U.S. law, calling for jet withdrawal, blocked arms sales, and enforcement of sanctions. The deployment underscores ongoing divisions since Turkey's 1974 invasion and broader regional tensions.

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Turkey sent six F-16 jets to the breakaway north of Cyprus, prompting immediate backlash from U.S. lawmakers who see it as a dangerous escalation on a divided island.

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The World Happiness Report 2024, based on 2021-2023 Gallup surveys, ranks Lithuania highest globally for under-30s at 7.76 out of 10, ahead of even Nordic nations. Skeptics online reference the country's still-high suicide rates—Europe's highest at 20 per 100,000, though mostly among older men—and emigration trends, but young Lithuanians highlight free university, booming tech economy, low rents in Vilnius (€100-500 for studios), free healthcare, and thriving nightlife. The report shows Eastern Europe's youth happiness surging over 15 years, now matching Western levels, as local Gen Z embrace patriotism and green spaces free from Soviet past.

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A map crowns Lithuania as the happiest place on earth for young people under 30. Yet online voices flood in with jokes about high suicide rates and tough realities.

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Tehreek-e-Taliban Afghanistan (TTA) fighters with Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK) affiliates launched 10 large-scale ground assaults and 20 major fire raids on Pakistani border positions in the Kurram-Paktia sector. Pakistan Armed Forces repelled all attacks, inflicting estimated casualties of 60-65 TTA killed and 75-80 injured, while suffering one soldier killed and three injured. Operation Ghazab lil Haq continued with Pakistani ground, air, and artillery strikes destroying multiple Afghan Taliban and FAK posts in Kurram and other border areas.

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On February 27, 2026, NAFO members celebrate their fourth year with Follow a Fella Friday, posting custom avatars of fellas—like cats in camo and trident-wielding pups—and calling out accounts under 5,000 followers for boosts. Started in May 2022 by a Polish user photoshopping Shiba Inu dogs to mock Russian disinformation, the group uses humor, satire, and fact-checking to support Ukraine through funds and morale. Leaders like @Span1shTapas share lists of small accounts, sparking quick likes, replies, and follows, while the community pledges solidarity 'until victory and beyond' with #NAFO4Years.

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Shiba Inu memes turned into a global force for Ukraine, and today cartoon dogs in camo and armor are urging follows to keep the fight alive.

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The Liverpool midfielder arrived at the national team camp in Telki wearing an embroidered leather jacket, white vest, carpenter pants, sunglasses, and woven bag, posing confidently beside a black supercar. Supporters praised his 'drip' and compared him favorably to Barcelona's Jules Koundé, with posts like 'Koundé needs to be worried now' gaining tens of thousands of likes. Critics called the look clownish or unprofessional, joking it belonged in a wardrobe raid or would get him fired from a corporate job. The split reflects football's style evolution ahead of Hungary's friendlies against Slovenia on March 28.

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Dominik Szoboszlai rolled up to Hungary duty in a burgundy leather jacket, baggy khakis, and oversized bag next to his supercar. Fans instantly crowned him football's new style king.

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In a thrilling World Cup warm-up at Amsterdam's Johan Cruyff Arena, Norway took a 1-0 lead through 21-year-old Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup's stunning 24th-minute curler. Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk equalized five minutes before halftime with a powerful header from Teun Koopmeiners' cross, silencing the Oranje fans with his finger-to-lips celebration. AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders won it in the 51st minute, rifling home a Denzel Dumfries assist to end Norway's 13-game unbeaten run without Erling Haaland.

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Andreas Schjelderup's curling strike had Norway dreaming, but Virgil van Dijk's towering header silenced the home crowd—until Tijjani Reijnders struck back.

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On December 2, 2015, Iraqi asylum seeker Amir A. raped 10-year-old Goran at Vienna's Theresienbad pool, claiming a 'sexual emergency' from pent-up energy. Courts convicted him multiple times: first of aggravated sexual abuse and rape in 2016 with a six-year sentence, then rape again after a partial overturn, ultimately reduced to four years considering his youth and clean record. While a 2016 procedural ruling on the rape charge fueled backlash, he served years in prison; the case closed long ago, though debates over migrant justice persist.

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A 10-year-old boy screamed for help after a brutal assault at a Vienna swimming pool, a trauma that still echoes nearly a decade later as old headlines stir fresh outrage.

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Nigerian striker Gift Orban, on loan at Hellas Verona from Hoffenheim, received a straight red card from referee Luca Pairetto for protesting a non-call during their 2-1 loss to Parma. Orban later posted on X that as a Black player in Italy, he feels treated differently and called for fairness on the pitch; Verona protested by skipping media duties. The incident followed Juventus' Pierre Kalulu's controversial second yellow for a dive the day before, with Serie A referee chief Gianluca Rocchi apologizing for that error but silent so far on Orban's case amid fan debates over inconsistency.

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Just 11 minutes into the match, Gift Orban raised his arms in frustration toward the referee—and suddenly Verona were down to 10 men for nearly 80 grueling minutes.

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