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Victor Hugo's House Exhibits Architectural Art

The Maison Victor Hugo in Paris presents an exhibition exploring the writer's architectural vision and imaginative spaces. The exhibit showcases Hugo's influence on design and imagination.

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Ronaldo Hints at End of Playing Career Soon

The football icon Cristiano Ronaldo suggests the new season will "probably" be his last as a professional athlete. The statement comes as speculation continues about his playing future.

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Imran Khan's Vision Shows Marked Recovery, Says Jail Report

Adiala jail authorities reported that Imran Khan's eye condition has improved significantly with treatment, with vision nearly restored to normal. However, the report also noted elevated blood pressure and stress-related symptoms.

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Disney Thriller Furious Pits Serial Killer Against FBI Agent

Furious, created by New Girl showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether, pits a female serial killer against an FBI agent in a dark cat-and-mouse thriller echoing real criminal cases, now streaming on Disney+.

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Pakistan Officials Demand Medical Access for Imran Khan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's chief minister and PTI leaders have demanded that Imran Khan receive hospital treatment under supervision of his personal physicians. They cite health concerns documented in jail reports.

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Jazz Festival Celebrates Miles Davis and Coltrane

The Jazz à Vienne festival in France honored the 100th birthdays of Miles Davis and John Coltrane through performances by Terence Blanchard and Ravi Coltrane. The centennial celebration examined the legendary partnership between the trumpet and saxophone icons that defined modern jazz.

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Space Agency Announces Lunar Mission Timeline

Space exploration organizations unveiled plans for upcoming missions to the Moon and beyond. The initiatives represent continued investment in advanced research and technological development.

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Cambridge Professor Arday Remembered with £120K Fund

A fundraiser in memory of Jason Arday, former University of Cambridge professor and Windrush campaigner, has exceeded £120,000 in donations. The fund will support funeral costs and honor his legacy in higher education.

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Pakistan Rejects India's Terrorism Allegations as Baseless

Pakistan's Foreign Office rejected claims by India's home minister linking arrested individuals to Pakistan. Officials characterized the accusation as propaganda designed to divert attention from India's domestic security challenges.

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Italian Theater Explores Hospital Solidarity and Dilemmas

Cecilia Foti's play "The Funnel Question" examines themes of human connection and solidarity within hospital corridors, reflecting on broader questions of care and institutional responsibility.

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Dutch Hockey Women Advance to World Cup Second Round

Netherlands women's hockey team defeats Australia 4-2 with late goals to advance in home World Cup. Team honors retiring veterans during match; men's squad faces Argentina next.

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Roma Pursues Transfer Deal for Forward

AS Roma progressed toward finalizing a transfer agreement for forward Mora from Porto. Director D'Amico worked to secure the deal as optimism grew around the acquisition.

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European Wildfires Kill Dozens; Multiple Countries Fighting Blazes

Massive wildfires in Greece and Belgium claimed at least two lives as firefighters battle unprecedented blazes driven by extreme heat and drought. A mudslide triggered by torrential rains in Spain also killed two women.

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Pakistan Rejects India's Operation Sindoor Documentary

Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations condemned India's Operation Sindoor documentary as historical revisionism. The military argued that India's unilateral victory claims contradict established battlefield facts and the agreed ceasefire brokered by the United States.

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Indian Student Activists Demand School Infrastructure Investment

India's "Cockroach Party," a Gen-Z satirical movement, escalated campaigns against rural school neglect while students in Jharkhand protested flawed examination processes and inadequate educational resources.

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