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Footage from the February 13-15 AU summit showed Kiir walking unsteadily during a C5 meeting, prompting widespread criticism on X about aging African leaders holding onto power despite health concerns. Commentators referenced past incidents like a 2022 event where he appeared to wet himself, and broader frustrations with figures like Uganda's Museveni, contrasting Nelson Mandela's voluntary exit. Kiir has led South Sudan since 2011 independence, through a civil war that killed nearly 400,000, with elections now set for December amid fragile peace; officials insist he remains capable, but no comment addressed the video.

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At the African Union summit in Addis Ababa, 75-year-old President Salva Kiir shuffled slowly with a cane beside his aides. The moment fueled online questions about his fitness to lead a nation still healing from war.

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The Jamaica Coliseum, a historic mall and cultural hub in Jamaica, Queens, has permanently closed. It served as a vibrant space for Black culture and entrepreneurs in downtown Jamaica.

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Milei made the remarks at a year-end dinner, framing them as part of a cultural battle against parasitic ideologies, while celebrating conservative gains like Chile's primaries. Supporters on X praise his blunt style and point to his successes since 2023: slashing hyperinflation to single digits, boosting GDP growth to nearly 5% in 2025, and cutting poverty from over 50% to 38%. Critics counter that his rhetoric overlooks taxes and leftist activism, but the clip highlights Milei's rock-star appeal amid Argentina's economic rebound.

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In a fiery 37-second clip from December 2025, Argentina's President Javier Milei blasts leftists as 'professional vampires' who live off others' blood and shun work.

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During his State of the Union address, US President Donald Trump stated that Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said 35 million people would have died if not for Trump's involvement in averting a nuclear war between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May 2025. Social media posts misinterpreted the quote as Trump claiming the Pakistani Prime Minister himself would have died without his intervention, sparking debates and fact-checks about punctuation and context. The US Embassy in Islamabad clarified the transcript, emphasizing the parenthetical attribution to the Pakistani Prime Minister's statement.

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During his 1-hour-48-minute State of the Union address—the longest on record—Trump declared a profound religious revival in America, especially among young people, crediting his friend Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA assassinated in September 2025. Trump called for unity under God in Kirk's memory, rejected political violence, and announced a national gathering on May 17 to rededicate the nation. Critics cited data like Gallup's report of declining religiosity to 49% importance in daily lives, while supporters celebrated the message of faith.

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Charlie Kirk's widow Erika sat in the House chamber as cheers of 'Charlie! Charlie!' filled the air, moments before President Trump hailed her late husband as a martyr sparking faith among youth.

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Kross, a former Estonian intelligence chief, argued that the format erases Estonia's legal continuity during Soviet occupation from 1944 to 1991, a position shared by Baltic nations and backed by non-recognizing Western governments like the U.S. A recent Wikipedia consensus from late 2025 decided to list birthplaces as 'City, SSR, Soviet Union' for consistency with historical records, applied to figures like Prime Minister Kaja Kallas. Critics compare it to WWII listings and suspect pro-Russian influence, while the page remains semi-protected amid ongoing talk page debates.

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Eerik-Niiles Kross, born in Tallinn in 1967, shared screenshots of editors quickly reverting his Wikipedia page from 'Tallinn, Estonia' back to 'Tallinn, Estonian SSR, Soviet Union.' He called it a denial of Estonia's occupied history.

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The Minnesota Vikings posted a 'Ramadan Kareem' message timed for the holy month's start on February 17 or 18, 2026, highlighting lanterns and Arabic script in team colors. While thousands liked it, critics fired back with claims of pandering to Minnesota's large Somali Muslim community, pointing out top replies like 'Christ is king' with over 9,000 likes and gripes about no equal Christmas fanfare. Defenders dismissed the backlash as overblown, and the team has a track record of holiday posts for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and even last year's Eid—reflecting ties to the Twin Cities' over 100,000 Somali fans who fill seats and get shoutouts from stars like Justin Jefferson.

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A simple purple graphic with a crescent moon lit up Vikings fans' feeds right as Ramadan began—some saw a heartfelt nod, others a step too far.

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Norway's FK Bodø/Glimt made history Tuesday, advancing to the Champions League last 16 for the first time with a 5-2 aggregate upset over defending finalists Inter Milan. The team from tiny Bodø, population 55,000 north of the Polar Circle, already stunned Manchester City 3-1 at home and Atlético Madrid 2-1 away in earlier play-offs. Key performers included Sondre Brunstad Fet and Jens Petter Hauge in the 3-1 first-leg rout, with mental coach Bjørn Mannsverk—a former fighter pilot—crediting composure lessons for their poise under pressure. The round-of-16 draw comes Friday, pitting these fearless dark horses against Europe's elite.

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Håkon Evjen unleashed a 72nd-minute rocket at the San Siro, sealing Bodø/Glimt's 2-1 win over Inter and wild celebrations for the Arctic underdogs.

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