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Released May 21, 'Chanel' featuring Asake has topped Nigeria's Spotify and Apple Music charts, hit No. 3 globally on Spotify's daily Top Songs, and racked up over 10.8 million streams in two weeks. Blaqbonez shared that the beat came together on the spot in Lagos on February 20, his verse took an hour, Asake joined for free in April, and Mr. Money's verse was added after snippets went viral. He teased plans for shows, international promotion, merch like signed vinyls, and even a potential part two or Drake remix.

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Blaqbonez kicked off his X replies with a fun challenge: ask him anything about his smash Afrobeats track 'Chanel.' Fans flooded in with questions, and he delivered candid stories from the studio.

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Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler proposed Christian Pulisic as a transfer target for Liverpool FC. He highlighted Pulisic's age, Premier League experience, and versatility as a potential successor to Mohamed Salah.

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A viral image or video from Japan ridicules Europeans as uncivilized for wiping with toilet paper rather than using water bidets or heated Japanese toilets. The meme has sparked online discussions highlighting cultural differences in hygiene practices between Japan and Europe.

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The Liberal Democrat-led Oxfordshire County Council filed for a High Court injunction against Raise the Colours, a group that has hung over 200 flags on or near public highways without permission since last year. The council cites safety hazards, more than 200 complaints, abuse toward staff, and £16,000 in removal costs, while stressing they fly the flags at County Hall and allow them on private property. Raise the Colours views the flags as national pride; critics like John Cleese, Toby Young, and Harry Redknapp call the council anti-British. A hearing is set for June 23, highlighting clashes over patriotism and public safety.

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England's World Cup run has locals flying Union Jacks and St George's Crosses from lampposts, but Oxfordshire Council sees safety risks and is taking the flag group to High Court.

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The Liberal Democrat-led Oxfordshire County Council filed for a High Court injunction against Raise the Colours, a group that has hung over 200 flags on or near public highways without permission since last year. The council cites safety hazards, more than 200 complaints, abuse toward staff, and £16,000 in removal costs, while stressing they fly the flags at County Hall and allow them on private property. Raise the Colours views the flags as national pride; critics like John Cleese, Toby Young, and Harry Redknapp call the council anti-British. A hearing is set for June 23, highlighting clashes over patriotism and public safety.

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England's World Cup run has locals flying Union Jacks and St George's Crosses from lampposts, but Oxfordshire Council sees safety risks and is taking the flag group to High Court.

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At Cao Nguyen Hoa near Da Lat, Vietnam, riders pilot luge karts on 1.5-km green or steeper red tracks, steering with handlebars and braking by hand for $6-10 tickets that include two laps and park entry. The concrete paths have crash cushions, drawing crowds for the beginner-friendly fun amid pine forests and adventure spots. Videos show speedy overtakes and weaves, with people sharing excitement for races, partner challenges, and laughs at unpredictable driving, though some note long lines and safety concerns in the raw setup.

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Racers zip down twisting mountainsides in colorful gravity carts, dodging near-misses and hairpin turns in pure, engine-free chaos captured on video.

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British activist Tommy Robinson, known for his views on Islam and immigration, met Ayaan Hirsi Ali—who endured female genital mutilation and fled an arranged marriage—and Brigitte Gabriel, who escaped Lebanon's civil war, sharing stories of Islamist influence. In videos from the encounters, Hirsi Ali called their fight 'good vs. evil' with no compromise, while Gabriel warned of Europe's shifting trends. The meetings, promoted on Robinson's platforms, drew praise for their advocacy on women's rights and Western culture, though critics label the views Islamophobic.

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali wrapped Tommy Robinson in a warm embrace, telling him, 'I love you... for what you do.' The moment captured their shared commitment during his U.S. visit.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that Germany is currently losing between 300 and 500 jobs every single day. He noted that a double-digit number of companies file for insolvency daily.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un commissioned the Choe Hyon, the country's biggest warship yet, equipped with anti-aircraft, anti-ship weapons, and nuclear-capable missiles. He hailed it as proof the navy's nuclear buildup is on track and outlined plans to build two similar destroyers yearly for five years, plus a 10,000-ton strategic warship. The move follows a party meeting where Kim stressed expanding nuclear forces against perceived U.S.-South Korea threats, though experts question the vessel's combat readiness and see it as part of broader power projection efforts.

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At Nampo port, Kim Jong Un stood aboard the 5,000-ton destroyer Choe Hyon, declaring the end of North Korea's coastal defense era.

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Directed by Michael Sarnoski, the A24 film opened in U.S. theaters on June 19, 2026, portraying Robin not as a noble hero but a criminal haunted by his violent past, nursed back to health by Jodie Comer. Viewers praise Jackman's raw performance and poetic visuals, with fans calling key scenes brutal and epic, while critics cite slow pacing and pretentiousness after a strong start. It earned a modest $2.5 million opening weekend and holds in select theaters amid mixed reactions from medieval history buffs.

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Hugh Jackman steps away from Wolverine claws to play a haunted, aging Robin Hood seeking redemption in a brutal new take on the legend.

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Philipp Lahm criticized Aleksandar Pavlović's performances in the tournament for shaky midfield play and frequent turnovers, recommending his removal from Germany's starting lineup. He advocated positioning Joshua Kimmich in midfield alongside Felix Nmecha for stability and suggesting Waldemar Anton at right-back.

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The post Wilders targeted showed Morocco's Olympic footballers in a traditional Islamic prayer huddle, captioned 'inchaAllah la victoire' to rally support for their senior team's match. Morocco drew 1-1 with Brazil in their June 13 Group C game at MetLife Stadium, thanks to Ismael Saibari's equalizer. Wilders, leader of the Netherlands' Party for Freedom and a vocal Islam critic, called the backlash—including death threats—proof that Islam remains a hot topic. Critics like Mehdi Hasan labeled it an attack on God, while defenders argued 'Allah' specifically means Islam's deity, fueling debates on religion, free speech, and integration.

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Just before Morocco's World Cup opener against Brazil, Dutch politician Geert Wilders fired off a blunt reply to a photo of players in prayer: 'F*ck Allah.' The comment drew millions of views and heated responses from all sides.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz hosted French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the Federal Chancellery on June 24. They issued a joint statement vowing substantial aid to Ukraine, including sanctions on Russia, economic pressure, and support for Kyiv's energy and air defenses, while stressing a stronger NATO ahead of its July summit. Starmer, attending as caretaker after resigning on June 22, earned praise from peers like Macron for his dignity in fostering European unity, with talks signaling steady UK policy.

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Against Berlin's skyline, leaders from five nations stood together under NATO flags, pledging firm backing for Ukraine amid Russia's war.

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In 2025 remarks, Republican Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana called out what he saw as massive waste in USAID's $40 billion annual spending, citing funds for a transgender clinic in India, meals to al-Qaeda-linked groups, and aid to Hamas-tied organizations in Gaza. The Trump administration then slashed USAID, cutting staff to under 300 and absorbing operations into the State Department, with many examples like DEI training in Serbia and LGBTQ health in Guatemala holding up under checks. Conservatives celebrated the moves amid $39 trillion U.S. debt concerns, while critics warned of 600,000-760,000 deaths from halted programs; by 2026, Congress restored some aid with stricter rules.

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Senator John Kennedy stood on the Senate floor, listing eyebrow-raising USAID projects funded by U.S. taxpayers, from electric vehicles in Vietnam to a Sesame Street show in Iraq.

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Arsenal player Leandro Trossard pushed Burnley player Maxime Flemming to the ground off the ball in front of the referee during a Premier League match. Trossard did not receive a yellow or red card for the incident.

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The memes use simple color codes: green for must-have core lands, light green for desired areas, yellow for neutral, orange for unlikely, and red for no chance. Polish maps often claim Lviv, Vilnius, and parts of Ukraine or Belarus, while Hungarians eye Transylvania, Slovakia, and Croatia, revisiting losses from the 1920 Treaty of Trianon. Most entries mix history geekery with humor—tongue-in-cheek 'larps' that turn old treaties into fun coloring exercises, though some get snarky about rival claims. Ukrainians and others have joined with their own versions, keeping the lighthearted alternate history vibe alive.

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Imagine grabbing a digital crayon and sketching your country's dream borders after World War I. Users from Poland, Hungary, and neighbors are doing just that with colorful maps full of 'what if' wishes.

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