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The footage captures one of Karachi's two main rivers carrying untreated sewage and waste from Pakistan's largest city into coastal waters, amid rapid urbanization and poor infrastructure. Studies rank Pakistan 28th globally for mismanaged plastic waste, with low recycling rates worsening local floods that flush trash seaward—though top ocean polluters include the Philippines, India, and others. Pakistan has banned single-use bags in some cities and runs cleanups, but experts call for better collection, enforcement, and education to tackle the root issues.

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A video from May 4 shows Pakistan's Malir River buried under plastic bottles, bags, and debris, turning murky water into a floating dump heading straight for the Arabian Sea.

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Blackpool kicked off their 2026/27 League One preparations by bringing in forward Dion Charles on a season-long loan from rivals Huddersfield Town. Charles, who started at Blackpool's academy before being released young, shone under Evatt at Bolton with 57 goals in 149 games but struggled at Huddersfield with just four goals in 55 appearances. He steps in to replace Ashley Fletcher and joins attackers like Jake Beesley, bringing over 70 League One goals from his career. Fans are excited, with the club teasing the signing as their first summer coup, while Huddersfield sees it as a fresh start for the curly-haired forward entering his contract's final year.

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Dion Charles is heading home to Blackpool, the club where he first kicked a ball as a kid in their academy. Now 30, the Northern Ireland striker reunites with coach Ian Evatt, who knows exactly how to unlock his scoring touch.

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Veteran Irish Independent columnist Mary Kenny shared her discomfort with the poster at Izz Cafe, a Palestinian-owned spot on George's Quay known for Middle Eastern cuisine and pro-Palestine merchandise. She supports the owners' right to express views but fears it might deter Jewish customers or harm business. Replies revealed divides: some defended the slogan as opposing Israel's Gaza actions, while others saw it as divisive, amid Ireland's strong public sympathy for Palestine and past vandalism at the cafe.

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Mary Kenny stepped into her favorite Cork cafe and spotted a new 'Free Palestine' poster, sparking her worry about mixing politics with a welcoming coffee spot.

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A data post spotlighted Leclerc's rare F1 resilience—no three consecutive retirements across 177 starts—right after his double DNFs in Monaco on June 7 and Spain, where power steering and brakes failed from a P10 start. Fans reacted with superstition, some begging for the post's deletion while others trolled about his 81-point championship gap to leader Kimi Antonelli after a solid P4 in Canada. With Austria's high-speed Red Bull Ring up next June 27-29, all eyes are on whether Ferrari's SF-26 reliability lets him extend the streak amid teammate Lewis Hamilton's fresh Spanish win.

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Charles Leclerc just crashed out at home in Monaco and retired early in Spain, yet fans are buzzing over one unbreakable stat: he has never had three DNFs in a row.

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Spanish cartographer @digimaps shared a graphic showing the eight unique winners—Uruguay, Italy, Brazil, England, Germany, Argentina, France, and Spain—linked by land borders, like Uruguay next to Argentina and Brazil, Brazil to France via French Guiana, and the European group tied together. The boldest link comes through Gibraltar, the British territory sharing a 1.2-kilometer border with Spain, prompting lively debates over whether it truly connects England. Defenders highlight the map's 'de alguna forma' phrasing to cover such cases, while critics note Gibraltar fields its own football team and isn't England proper, fueling fun memes and football trivia ahead of the 2026 tournament.

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A simple map traces every FIFA men's World Cup champion back to its neighbors, forming a global chain that even loops in island nations through clever geography.

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In Kansas City, the Royals crushed the Cardinals 14-6 with a season-high 14 runs on 17 hits, highlighted by Perez's milestone 137th homer at the ballpark. Bobby Witt Jr. and Jac Caglianone also homered, while Perez finished 3-for-5 with two runs scored. England's soccer stars, including coach Thomas Tuchel who threw a ceremonial first pitch in a Royals jersey, joined the fun fresh off their World Cup win over Croatia.

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Salvador Perez launched a 385-foot homer that sent Kauffman Stadium into a frenzy, passing George Brett's record as even Cardinals fans stood to cheer.

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The K-pop group—JAY, Bobby, Song Yunhyeong, and Jung Chanwoo—delivered back-to-back shows at Tokyo Garden Theater on June 14, capping their stint in the FOUREVER WORLD TOUR that started in Seoul after military service. Fans lit up over the creative poses, like Bobby and Chanwoo forming a pyramid base with Song and JAY on top in Part 1, then Chanwoo piggybacking Bobby in Part 2. iKONICs praised the fun antics and crowd unity, with calls for more at upcoming stops like Kobe, while backstage snaps and surprise guest Mashiho added extra warmth.

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Amid roaring crowds waving red lightsticks, iKON built human pyramids and piggyback rides right on stage for their memorable group pics.

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The 23-year-old, on temporary hiatus from KATSEYE since February 2026 for health reasons, teamed up with Tommy Hilfiger for a Cadillac F1 fanwear collab, mingling paddock-side and even snapping photos with the designer himself. Outlets like InStyle called her 'the one and only #Manon from #KATSEYE,' while The Cut labeled her 'formerly of Katseye,' prompting fans to speculate on her group status. Post-race, she went live on Instagram from her hotel, laughing amid fan shoutouts, as supporters celebrated her happy vibe and KATSEYE continued with five members hinting at new music.

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Manon Bannerman flashed bright smiles trackside at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix, posing in sleek Tommy Hilfiger gear next to Red Bull's Checo Pérez during a high-speed Hot Lap.

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Released on May 2, 2025, the song blends Epik High's Tablo and BTS leader RM's styles in a three-minute hip-hop reflection on mental health struggles, using rain as a metaphor for unrelenting pain and trauma. The black-and-white video features water droplets on illustrated playing cards with shadowy figures, while lyrics like 'I'm all in with a losing hand' hit deep, especially as RM recorded during BTS's military service period. One year later, supporters share fan art, edits, and praise for its honest take on facing turmoil together, with the music video gaining millions of views.

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Fans are looking back at the raw emotion in Tablo and RM's 'Stop The Rain,' a track that turns inner storms into shared strength.

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A UN official told the Security Council this week that Taliban bans since September 2021 block girls from secondary schools, universities, and most jobs, with primary enrollment dropping amid travel restrictions and strict dress codes. Over 2.6 million adolescent girls are affected, 250,000 more each year, fueling underground home schools by activists and protests met with crackdowns. A nationwide survey shows 92% of Afghans support girls' secondary education, while health crises like clinic closures worsen maternal deaths, and UNICEF warns of losing 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030.

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Imagine 3.8 million girls aged 7 to 18 dreaming of classrooms, yet barred by Taliban rules five years after their 2021 takeover. It's a crisis leaving Afghanistan as the only country systematically excluding girls from secondary education.

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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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GroenLinks and PvdA, which have run joint lists since 2023, announced their rebrand to PRO today, with a full merger set for June after strong member support. The party promises affordable living, a green future, and equal opportunities, already boasting over 100,000 members on its new website. Klaver stressed grassroots unity, while reactions range from praise as a fresh start to mockery of the name and fears of losing historic identities amid rising right-wing support.

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Jesse Klaver stood before members in Amsterdam, unveiling a green rose logo that blends two parties' histories into one new name: Progressief Nederland.

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FC Twente confirmed the signing of 33-year-old striker Wout Weghorst from Ajax after his two seasons with the club. Ajax issued a farewell message thanking Weghorst for his contributions. Weghorst, a local player, has scored 69 Eredivisie goals in his career.

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F1's official post brought back Russell's iconic 2024 celebration from a late Verstappen-Norris clash that handed him Mercedes' first win since Brazil 2022. Fans flooded replies with pleas like 'do it again' amid Mercedes' strong form, leading constructors at 262 points with Kimi Antonelli atop drivers at 156 and Russell third at 106. Verstappen dominates the 4.3-km track with four wins, but the Silver Arrows aim for another podium run against Ferrari and McLaren. Practices start Friday, race Sunday at 15:00 CEST.

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George Russell's helmet-off 'YABA DABA DOO!' scream after his chaotic 2024 win at Red Bull Ring still echoes. Now, fans are begging for an encore as the weekend begins.

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The 34-year-old Dutch defender leaves Inter as a free agent on June 30, heading to Panathinaikos on a deal until June 2027 with an option for another year. Since 2018, he made 296 appearances, scored 13 goals, and won three Serie A titles, three Coppa Italias, and three Supercoppas, starting 11 games this season before injury. Panathinaikos, who finished fourth last season, gain a Champions League veteran to strengthen their backline for Europe, while fans joke their signings outshine some Premier League clubs.

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After eight years and a trophy cabinet full at Inter Milan, Stefan de Vrij is off to Athens for a fresh chapter with Panathinaikos. Fans waved heartfelt goodbyes, one saying he gave them everything.

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The Dutch football federation organized the beloved Oranje Fanwalk for June 20, with about 10,000 fans—half from the Netherlands and half local Dutch-Americans—starting at 8 a.m. behind the iconic Orange Bus. Houston's average highs near 92°F and heat indexes over 105°F have online crowds warning about the brutal conditions, sharing Amsterdam's cool 61°F screenshots and joking about heatstroke risks. While some note the morning start might help, the ribbing highlights the contrast to the fans' mild home weather as excitement builds for the match at NRG Stadium, renamed Houston Stadium for the tournament.

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Thousands of Netherlands supporters in bright orange gear plan a 2.5-mile march from Rice Stadium to NRG ahead of their noon kickoff against Sweden. Locals can't help but chuckle at the timing in Houston's sweltering June.

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Ahead of the Netherlands' World Cup opener against Japan on June 14, Koeman refused midfielder Quinten Timber's request to travel from Zeist to Budapest, where Arsenal's Jurrien started in a 4-3 penalty loss to PSG after a 1-1 draw. Both Ajax academy products made the 26-man squad despite Jurrien's groin issues, with Koeman stressing, 'You're not going. Leave that to the rest of the family; you belong here.' The firm call highlighted the twins' close bond—they even shared a bedroom into their pro careers—and drew mixed reactions, from fans calling it heartless to others praising the World Cup focus.

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Quinten Timber wanted to slip away from Netherlands camp to cheer his twin Jurrien in the Champions League final. Coach Ronald Koeman said no—national duty came first.

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