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Posts discuss a rumored Canadian policy shift to stop buying American defense systems like the F-35, THAAD, and Golden Dome, potentially costing the U.S. up to $100 billion in deals, and instead pursue domestic manufacturing or partnerships with China, the EU, and Sweden. Counterarguments highlight Canada's prior deposit on F-35 fighters and government assessments favoring the F-35 over alternatives like the Gripen.

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Elon Musk stated late Saturday that Dubai and the UAE are objectively safer and better run than many European areas, hours after Iran fired 137 missiles and 209 drones at UAE sites in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes. UAE defenses intercepted most, but debris caused fires, one death in Abu Dhabi, injuries at Dubai airport, and flight suspensions. Videos showed lively night scenes in Dubai, backed by Numbeo data ranking Abu Dhabi (88.9 safety) and Dubai (83.9) far above London or Paris, though critics noted geopolitical risks, strict laws, and Europe's petty crime issues.

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As Iranian missiles lit up UAE skies, families strolled Dubai's streets past the Burj Khalifa, sharing videos of calm amid the alerts.

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The Scotland captain revealed Tottenham held discussions with both clubs in January, but he chose to stay at Anfield, insisting he's always been committed. Turning 32 soon, Robertson accepts his shifting role behind younger Milos Kerkez while praising his nine years at Liverpool, where he's won major trophies. Contract talks with club leaders stay private, but he made clear his focus: winning more silverware with the Reds as his deal nears its end.

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After scoring and assisting in Liverpool's FA Cup win, Andy Robertson sat down to set the record straight on transfer talk that had fans on edge.

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Leandro Trossard was substituted in the 93rd minute of Arsenal's match against Athletic Bilbao after Martin Bueno struck him in the jaw or chin with his shoulder off the ball. Arsenal followed medical assessment and concussion protocol checks to make the substitution. The incident sparked debate over whether it qualified as a legitimate concussion sub.

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Hours after Groningen's Thom van Bergen opened the scoring early, followed by Olaf Zaswada's quick brace around Davy Klaassen's equalizer, Ajax pulled the plug on Grim's stint. The longtime academy coach had steadied things with a six-game unbeaten run to end 2025 but couldn't sustain it, leaving Ajax third behind PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord with Champions League spots at risk. Technical director Jordi Cruijff brought in 52-year-old Oscar García, fresh from the U21 job after just six weeks, citing the need for fresh impetus over the final eight games. García, with wins like the Israeli Premier League at Maccabi Tel Aviv and a promotion push at Brighton, now faces a crucial home test to spark Ajax's late charge.

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Ajax fans lit up with joy online after the club finally ditched interim coach Fred Grim following a tough 3-1 defeat at FC Groningen. One supporter summed it up perfectly: 'YES!! 🔥🎉' with a dancing GIF.

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The 31-year-old England international joined Feyenoord on a free transfer in mid-February after leaving Chelsea, hoping to revive his career following a tough Arsenal loan. He debuted February 22 against Telstar, earning a 6.0 FotMob rating over 29 minutes in a win, then scored a 5.9 in a loss to Twente on March 1 amid similar critiques. Chelsea fans shared viral clips of his mishaps, while Dutch media questioned the signing and Feyenoord coach Robin van Persie defended him, asking for six to eight weeks to shake off nine months of rust. Some supporters point to his potential turnaround as Feyenoord eyes second place.

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Raheem Sterling chased a fresh start in the Eredivisie, but back-to-back substitute stints have brought shaky touches and fan mockery instead.

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Footage from a Bahia bloco shows lighter-skinned ticket holders in matching abadás dominating the central paid area, contrasting with darker-skinned locals in the free pipoca zones. One view sees this as proof of a hidden caste system undermining Brazil's racial democracy image, while locals counter it's mainly class-driven, with wealthier southern tourists and Europeans buying spots amid Bahia's mostly Afro-descended poor. Brazil's census reveals a blended population—43% mixed-race, 47% white—but persistent wealth gaps tie lighter skin to higher income in what scholars term pigmentocracy, fueling ongoing debates amid common interracial mixing.

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A bright yellow crowd packs the paid heart of a Salvador street concert, while darker-skinned revelers fill the free zones on the sides—a vivid snapshot from Brazil's Carnaval that sparked deep reflection.

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Kone joined FC Lausanne-Sport on loan from United on February 3 until the end of the 2025/26 season, aiming for regular minutes to build on his handful of senior appearances at Old Trafford. But UEFA rules limited Lausanne to three new registrations after the winter window, and they didn't pick Kone for their Conference League play-offs against SK Sigma Olomouc on February 19 and 26. He's had limited league time too, just 10 minutes in three games, leaving United fans frustrated and questioning the multi-club model's promise, though some urge patience for the young talent adapting quickly from Mali youth setups.

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Sekou Kone's fresh start in Switzerland hit a snag right away. The 20-year-old midfielder, loaned from Manchester United, won't play in Lausanne's key European matches despite the clubs' shared ownership.

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Kristian Hlynsson scored in first-half stoppage time off a precise pass from Sondre Ørjasæter, who later sealed the 2-0 win with Hlynsson's assist in the 72nd minute. Feyenoord, managed by Robin van Persie, faltered with injuries to Gijs Smal and Bart Nieuwkoop, plus ineffective subs like Raheem Sterling and In-beom Hwang, leaving them chasing shadows in the second half. The loss boosts PSV Eindhoven's 17-point lead atop the table, while Twente stays unbeaten at home since October; coach John van den Brom lauded his team's composure under pressure.

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With 30,000 fans roaring behind them, FC Twente unfurled a heartfelt tifo declaring their endless love for the club – then backed it up with a gritty shutout.

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The video, posted early Thursday by Tansu Yegen, shows the man fishing in the Amazon basin tradition, pulling sharp-toothed piranhas one by one into his boat without shoes or gloves. Viewers react with awe at his skill, anxiety over slips into the river, and jokes about the risks, though locals note piranhas rarely attack humans and are a common edible protein source like mild white fish. This everyday method from riverside communities in Brazil and Venezuela cuts through Hollywood myths, sustaining lives more than threatening them.

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A Venezuelan fisherman balances on his narrow canoe, yanking piranhas aboard with meat bait and crushing them under bare feet amid splashing waters.

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The video, posted early Thursday by Tansu Yegen, shows the man fishing in the Amazon basin tradition, pulling sharp-toothed piranhas one by one into his boat without shoes or gloves. Viewers react with awe at his skill, anxiety over slips into the river, and jokes about the risks, though locals note piranhas rarely attack humans and are a common edible protein source like mild white fish. This everyday method from riverside communities in Brazil and Venezuela cuts through Hollywood myths, sustaining lives more than threatening them.

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A Venezuelan fisherman balances on his narrow canoe, yanking piranhas aboard with meat bait and crushing them under bare feet amid splashing waters.

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