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80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation: survivors return as world remembers Nazi death camp

France24.com (en) 

The Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp - where more than a million Jews were exterminated - has become the ultimate symbol of the holocaust and of Nazi atrocities. Today a museum, it attracts more than two million visitors each year. But 80 years after the camp’s liberation, not all of those visitors treat the site with the reverence it deserves. Report by Adrien Sarlat and Gulliver Cragg.

Latest iPhone SE 4 Dummy Units Reveal Three Missing Rumored Features - MacRumors

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  1. Latest iPhone SE 4 Dummy Units Reveal Three Missing Rumored Features  MacRumors
  2. Apple Leaks Reveal iPhone SE Release Dates  Forbes
  3. The latest iPhone SE 4 leaks will please small phone fans – as iPhone 16-level power is also rumored  TechRadar
  4. iPhone SE 4 shown off clear as day in new leaked video  PhoneArena
  5. iPhone SE 4 Again Rumored to Feature A18 Chip  MacRumors

Bulgaria Welcomes Release of Citizen Held by Hamas, Hopes for More Hostage Returns

Sofia News Agency 

Bulgaria has expressed its relief and joy following the release of its citizen, Daniella Gilboa, who had been held captive by Hamas. This positive outcome came after extensive diplomatic efforts, with Bulgaria actively participating in negotiations. The country has conveyed its sincere gratitude to Qatar, Egypt, and the United States for their significant roles in the mediation process....

Pakistan's Punjab province imposes lifetime ban on theatre actors, dancers involved in obscenity

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Punjab's government in Pakistan has imposed a lifetime ban on actors and female dancers found promoting vulgarity in theatres. Licenses of theatres spreading obscenity will also be cancelled. This initiative, led by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, aims to ensure all theatrical performances are family-friendly, aligning with the 'anti-obscenity drive' launched earlier to civilise commercial theatre plays.