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Social media users debate whether Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, Arsenal's Declan Rice, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, and Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham are 'mid' players amid rival fan banter, particularly from Chelsea supporters. Discussions compare them to Eden Hazard and defend their quality by citing Saka's big chances created, improvements in tight space control, and defensive heading. Participants highlight result bias from past performances and reject claims of mediocrity despite recent form dips.

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A Hindu woman played a Durga devotional song in a Reliance store in Banswada, Telangana, prompting a Muslim employee to object due to Ramadan, which escalated into a mob of over 500 gathering to attack Hindus and their homes. Violence included stone-pelting and damage to public property.

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On February 19, 2026, the @NZParliament account—overseen by Clerk David Wilson—posted its final update, directing followers to Facebook or parliament.nz for news on oral questions and Royal Assent. Wilson pulled the plug after reports of Grok generating non-consensual deepfakes and child exploitation material, saying it didn't feel right for Parliament to stay on a platform allowing that. Politicians like Winston Peters and Christopher Bishop criticized the solo decision as virtue-signaling that cuts off nearly 1 million Kiwis on X, especially heading into the November election, while free speech advocates argue it denies voters authoritative info from their top news app.

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New Zealand's official Parliament account logged off X for good, pointing to disturbing reports of its AI chatbot Grok creating deepfake nudes and worse.

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A Hindu woman played a Durga devotional song in a Reliance store in Banswada, Telangana, prompting a Muslim employee to object due to Ramadan, which escalated into a mob of over 500 gathering to attack Hindus and their homes. Violence included stone-pelting and damage to public property.

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Discussions center on USA facing weaker opponents like Slovakia, who upset Finland 4-1, while Canada played Sweden and nearly lost to Czechia in overtime. Canada fans highlight their tougher draw and Finland's win over Sweden amid rivalries heading into upcoming matchups.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's decree, approved January 27, offers one-year residence permits to migrants who entered before December 31, 2025, stayed five months, and lack criminal records; the application window runs April to June. The National Police's CNIF report from January 29 estimates 750,000 to 1 million will qualify, plus 250,000 to 350,000 asylum seekers, and predicts a 'pull effect' boosting arrivals from Africa, Latin America, and other Schengen countries. Officials defend the plan as essential for integrating contributors to Spain's economy amid labor shortages, while critics highlight strains on jobs, integration, and public services.

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Spain's government aimed to regularize 500,000 undocumented workers, but a leaked police report warns the number could triple to 1.35 million under lenient rules.

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RTBF announced ESSYLA, real name Alice Van Eesbeeck, as Belgium's entry during a La Une broadcast, selecting her internally for the French-speaking slot after VRT's 2025 turn. The co-written song 'Dancing on the Ice' blends funky grooves with lyrics on risk-taking and feeling alive, paired with a stark black-and-white video featuring synchronized dancers. Fans praise its catchy beats and live potential after Belgium's recent semi-final misses, though some call it generic pop and note her past jury vote for Israel's Eden Golan sparking renewed chatter.

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ESSYLA steps onto the Eurovision stage with a pulsing electro-pop track about dancing through life's chills. The 29-year-old from Perwez brings her soulful voice and resilient spirit to Vienna.

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The Commission accuses PG Glass and Glasfit of a longstanding agreement to align annual increases on laminated and toughened automotive glass supplied to end-users and insurers, violating the Competition Act. Commissioner Doris Tshepe stressed the case's priority in the automotive sector, saying dismantling the cartel would bring fairer pricing for consumers and insurance companies. If found guilty, the firms could face fines up to 10% of annual turnover; drivers highlighted costs like R18,000 to R25,000 for windscreens and frustration over limited cheaper options.

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South African drivers have long grumbled about sky-high windscreen repair bills—now the Competition Commission is taking two dominant firms to task for allegedly coordinating price hikes since 2004.

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The UEFA Nations League draw in Brussels placed Steve Clarke's Scotland in Group B1 alongside Switzerland, Slovenia, and North Macedonia. Fans buzzed over new grounds and winnable matches, recalling past clashes like the Euro 2024 thriller with Switzerland and North Macedonia's 2008 upset. Clarke called the group evenly matched, noting a top finish could earn a direct World Cup 2026 playoff spot. Fixtures start September 24 in a busy autumn window, offering key prep for the expanded finals.

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Scotland dodged tougher foes like Ukraine or Poland, landing a balanced group with familiar rivals and exciting away trips ahead.

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The announcement came via a February 18, 2026, press release under Zambia's Constitution Article 116(3)(a), which allows the president to appoint and remove ministers. Muchima, a doctor and MP for Ikeleng'i, faced criticism over health issues like delayed hospital projects and withheld donor funds amid graft concerns. Mubanga, also an MP, drew complaints for slow progress on SME growth and jobs in Zambia's economy. No reasons were stated beyond the constitutional power, and successors are expected soon amid Hichilema's ongoing cabinet adjustments since 2021.

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In a swift move from State House, President Hakainde Hichilema thanked Health Minister Elijah Muchima and SME Minister Elias Mubanga for their service before relieving them of their duties.

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