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WorkWorkWorkParisians take their first plunge into the Seine in more than a century For the first time in more than 100 years, Parisians and tourists alike took a dive into the Seine on Saturday as three new swimming sites opened to the public. The long-forbidden waters are now officially open to the public, following a EUR1.4-billion cleanup project that paved the way for the open-water events at the Paris Olympics last year. Work
WorkIran's supreme leader makes first public appearance since Iran-Israel war started Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has made his first public appearance since the 12-day war between Israel and Iran began, attending a mourning ceremony on the eve of Ashoura. His absence during the war suggested heavy security for the Iranian leader, who has final say on all state matters. There is no immediate report on any public statement made Saturday. State TV showed Khamenei waving and nodding to the chanting crowd. The 86-year-old spent the war in a bunker as threats to his life escalated. Iran has acknowledged the deaths of more than 900 people in the war and serious damage to nuclear facilities. WorkWorkWork
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WorkWhy Cristiano Ronaldo didn't attend Diogo Jota's funeral.jpg) Cristiano Ronaldo opted not to attend the funeral of fellow national team player Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva. His absence sparked headlines and speculation, and it has been reported that the Al-Nassr forward chose to grieve in private, reaching out personally to the bereaved family. WorkWorkWork
WorkWorkWorkVideo: How Democrats Lost on Immigration There is agreement among Democrats that the party had a problem on immigration and border security in the 2024 election, but there’s no consensus on how to fix it. Lisa Lerer, a national political correspondent for The New York Times, describes how the party got here. Work
WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkPope Leo XIV names new head of church's fight on child abuse Pope Leo XIV is signalling his commitment to continuing the fight against clergy sexual abuse. He has appointed a French bishop, Bishop Thibault Verny, to head the Vatican's child protection advisory commission.History's first American pope made the appointment Saturday on his last day before heading on a six-week vacation at the papal summer retreat south of Rome.Verny replaces American Cardinal Sean O'Malley, the retired archbishop of Boston. O'Malley was the founding president of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors. Pope Francis established the advisory group in 2014 to help advise the church on best practices to fight abuse and protect children. 
WorkScientists Stunned As Tomatoes "De-Evolve" in the Galapagos New research uncovers reversal of evolution in island plants. On the younger, volcanic islands of the Galapagos, wild tomato plants are exhibiting an unusual behavior. They appear to be discarding millions of years of evolutionary changes and reverting to a more ancestral genetic form WorkWorkWork 
WorkWorkControversial right-wing singer Marko Perkovic draws tens of thousands to Zagreb concert A concert by Croatian singer Marko Perkovic, known as Thompson, has drawn tens of thousands to Zagreb. Perkovic is controversial for songs referencing Croatia's WWII pro-Nazi Ustasha regime, which ran brutal concentration camps. Despite bans in some European cities, he remains popular in Croatia. Authorities deployed thousands of police, snipers, helicopters, and a field hospital for Saturday's event, which is expected to be the largest concert in the country's history. Critics, including a former prime minister, have condemned Saturday's event. Organizers banned hate symbols, but some fans displayed controversial salutes. WorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkWork TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 100,000 Industry Executives About Us | Advertise | Privacy PolicyUnsubscribe (one-click) You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs.
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