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Alessia Baumgart posted that Dubai's endless perks, from no income tax to year-round sunshine and top safety, have spoiled her so much that visiting Switzerland depresses her, despite loving her homeland. Many expats agreed, praising unmatched convenience, global vibes, and safety—UAE topped Numbeo's 2026 rankings—while others defended Europe's superior quality or noted Dubai's intense heat and transient feel. With 88% of UAE residents as expats, her words capture why so many stay hooked, even after recent regional strikes.

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Alessia Baumgart, a Swiss VP thriving in Dubai, shared how the city's luxury has made Europe feel like a step down—no one gets it unless they've lived it.

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The images, first shared on March 10 by OSINT account @Osint613, depict the vehicle parked amid playground equipment at a yellow-and-orange building with cartoon murals and barred windows. They have prompted accusations that IRGC forces are using civilian sites like kindergartens for cover during the ongoing U.S.-Israeli air campaign against Iran, which began in late February 2026 and has hit IRGC missile and drone facilities. Some see it as anti-riot gear amid Tehran protests, while skeptics call it propaganda from the pro-Israel account, noting no geolocation or official confirmation. The photos highlight urban warfare tensions, with mutual claims of militarizing civilian areas amid strikes and unrest.

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A brightly painted kindergarten courtyard in Tehran holds an unexpected guest: a black armored truck linked to Iran's IRGC, captured in aerial photos that have people talking.

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Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, suffered a fractured foot, bruised eye, and facial lacerations in the March 8 airstrikes that killed his father, yet Iran's state media says he's lightly injured and ready to lead. His absence from a succession rally in Tehran, where critics dubbed him 'the charisma of a boiled potato,' sparked photoshopped memes portraying him as a fragile cardboard figure. Satire from The Babylon Bee, Israel's Foreign Ministry, and fake videos of Trump unveiling a 'cardboard Ayatollah' have drawn thousands of likes, blending dark humor with jabs at Iran's leadership transition.

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Just days after Ali Khamenei's death in U.S.-Israeli strikes, his son Mojtaba steps up amid reports of his own minor injuries—and the internet turns him into a flimsy cardboard cutout.

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The attack hit the U.S.-operated site in Duhok province late Thursday, damaging the power unit and sparking a fire that suspended output from the 30,000-barrels-per-day field. HKN Energy, owned by the Hillwood group, paused operations as a precaution amid rising regional tensions. Kurdish officials blame Iran-allied militias retaliating for recent U.S. and Israeli strikes, though no group has claimed responsibility. This follows repeated assaults on Kurdistan's oil infrastructure, with other firms now halting production too.

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Flames lit up the night sky near Chamanke town as two drones slammed into the Sarsang oil field, forcing a sudden shutdown with no one hurt.

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Amir Balat, 18, and high school senior Ibrahim Qayyumi, both from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, allegedly threw TATP explosive devices at about 50 protesters rallying against an 'Islamic takeover' near Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence on March 7. No one was hurt because the bombs failed to fully detonate, but Assistant Chief Aaron Edwards tackled one suspect mid-throw while Sgt. Luis Navarro shielded bystanders from a lit device. The U.S. citizens face federal terrorism charges for ISIS support and state weapons counts; one hoped to outdo the Boston Marathon bombing, court papers show. Investigations continue with FBI raids uncovering more explosives.

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NYPD officers spotted two young men hurling bombs into a crowd outside Gracie Mansion—and leapt into action to save lives.

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Iran's supreme leader, who ruled for 37 years after Ayatollah Khomeini's death, was killed on February 28, 2026, at age 86 in a strike on his Tehran residence amid escalating conflict. The Economist's obituary, written in free indirect discourse to channel Khamenei's perspective—calling America the 'Great Satan' and his death a martyr's honor—faced accusations of sympathy from critics who highlighted his suppression of dissent, support for proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas, and personal enrichment. Defenders, including obit editor Ann Wroe, explained the ironic style lets tyrants 'hang themselves with their own rope,' while acknowledging his brutality like ordering mass killings; the clash reveals obituary-writing tensions for controversial figures.

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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike sparked not just a succession crisis in Iran, but a fiery debate over The Economist's obituary that immersed readers in his worldview.

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The leaders covered Ireland's upcoming EU presidency from July to December, focusing on economic resilience, energy security amid rising oil prices from U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, and a planned electricity interconnector between their countries. Sánchez criticized the strikes as a violation of international law, while Martin pushed for de-escalation, including support for a two-state solution and recalling their joint recognition of Palestine in May 2024. The talks highlighted growing bilateral ties ahead of Martin's St. Patrick's Day meeting with Trump in Washington.

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In Madrid's La Moncloa Palace, Micheál Martin and Pedro Sánchez sat down for an hour to tackle energy shocks and calls for peace in the Middle East.

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At the 2026 Australian Grand Prix opener in Albert Park, Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson and Cadillac's Sergio Perez traded aggressive moves while fighting for 16th, with Lawson frustrated after Perez held his line and forced him off track. Stewards cleared the incident, as Lawson wasn't fully ahead at the apex; Lawson vented on radio that Perez 'sucks,' later calling out his championship-style defense for a low stake, referencing Perez losing his Red Bull seat to him in 2024. Lawson finished 13th ahead of Perez in 16th, three laps down, while fans split between praising hard racing and decrying dirty tactics—no penalties issued, but their feud shows no signs of cooling.

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Mid-race at Turn 3, Liam Lawson dove inside Sergio Perez, only for the Mexican to squeeze him wide off track in a scrap that echoed their old rivalry.

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On March 2, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth described Pentagon strikes on Iran's regime during a briefing, saying it 'gifted death' to those chanting 'Death to America.' BBC Persian translators mistakenly rendered 'regime' as 'mardom'—meaning 'people'—altering the message for Iranian audiences before correcting it as human error. Critics, including Persian linguist Thamar Eilam-Gindin and online voices, accused the broadcaster of bias, linking it to past controversies like its editing of Trump's January 6 speech.

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A single word swap in a live translation turned a U.S. official's strike against Iran's regime into an apparent attack on ordinary Iranians, drawing immediate backlash.

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At the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards, Seehorn and Wydra presented nominees while bantering about their characters' queer romance in the Apple TV+ sci-fi drama Pluribus. Seehorn said, 'It's important, but also it's very important that I really love making out with Karolina,' and Wydra replied, 'It is the best part of the job,' drawing big laughs. Fans online loved the moment, creating ship names like Rhealina and sharing clips of Wydra's flustered reaction. The playful exchange builds on past stories of their 'too hot' kiss scenes getting directors to call cut early.

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Rhea Seehorn confessed onstage that she loves making out with her Pluribus co-star Karolina Wydra, sparking cheers and blushes from the crowd.

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The crypto journalist's post collected over 6,000 likes and nearly 4,000 replies by Monday, sparking memes nominating Germany, France, England, and even Iran. One Canadian embraced it: 'I'll wear that as a badge of honor.' Grok cited a 2025 Ipsos survey showing 12% of Canadians self-identifying as LGBT+, second to Brazil's 14% across 26 countries.

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Tiffany Fong tossed out a cheeky question late Sunday: 'Name a country gayer than Canada.' Replies flooded in with national jabs and proud badges of honor.

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