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NEW YORK – Two anonymous authors launched a legal fight today for exclusive rights to update the Jeffrey Epstein files. The case hit the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Lawyers for Author A claim prior contributions give them priority. Author B counters with evidence of fresh insights. Court documents show…
Iran Installs Clock On Central Square Of Tehran Counting Down To Opening Epstein Files
TEHRAN – Iran has installed a new digital clock on the central square of the city, counting down to the planned opening of the Epstein files.Officials from the Ministry of Information said the clock is part of a wider public awareness plan.They also noted that the files will be opened on a fixed date published…
French Workers Protest for Ability to Choose Their Own Pension Age
Paris — Thousands of French workers gathered on Monday to demand the right to choose their own retirement age. The protest took place near the Ministry of Labour in central Paris. Unions called the move “a step toward personal freedom and social balance.” Demonstrators carried signs reading “My Life, My Pension” and “Retire When Ready.”…
Starting 2026, Finnish Election Candidates Must Declare Public Transport Usage
Helsinki – Finland introduced a new rule for the 2026 parliamentary race that requires all candidates to publish their yearly public transport use. This rule comes from the Ministry of Transport and Communications, and it aims to show simple travel habits. Candidates must report their rides on buses, trams, trains and the Helsinki Metro. They…
Germany Allows Remote Work for Prospective Refugees To Support Early Integration Efforts
Berlin – Germany’s Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has launched a new remote work program for prospective refugees from the Middle East. The initiative allows asylum seekers to begin integration while still residing in their home countries. Moreover, the program provides laptops and internet connectivity to participants who lack these resources. German employers…
German Government Decides to Rebrand 200 Christian Churches into Mosques by 2026
Berlin — The German government announced a bold initiative to rebrand 200 Christian churches into mosques by 2026, describing it as a “strategic modernization of spiritual infrastructure.” The Ministry of the Interior and Community confirmed the plan during a press briefing in Berlin on Tuesday (bundesinnenministerium.de). Officials said the project would focus on underused churches…
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