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CuriosityNews South of Auckland, Cam Clayton raises sheep and cattle on leased land, working with dogs he trained from puppyhood. His farm in Waikato overlooks rugged hills and dense gullies near his childhood home. “This is the finest office with the most stunning views,” says Clayton, 30. He belongs to

Ukrainian sea drones struck two sanctioned tankers in the Black Sea as they traveled toward a Russian port to collect oil for international markets, an official stated Saturday, as Kyiv aims to intensify pressure on Russia’s oil sector. The vessels, identified as the Kairos and Virat, were empty and

Japanese Singer Maki Otsuki Cuts Short Shanghai Performance Amid Diplomatic Tensions Maki Otsuki, the vocalist behind the theme song for the widely followed anime “One Piece,” halted her performance midway during an event in Shanghai, her management team confirmed. The incident adds to a series of cultural exchanges disrupted by

Irish pubs continue to captivate with their enduring charm. They serve as iconic backdrops in films, literature, and theater, attract visitors to Ireland, replicate internationally, and inspire online searches for ideal cozy corners and pints. Scholars have now formally recognized this cultural cornerstone by exploring pubs through history, sociology, architecture,

Historian Reports Evidence of Israeli Support for Aid Convoy Attacks in Gaza A historian who was in Gaza for over a month during late December and early January states he observed compelling evidence that Israel backed groups raiding aid convoys during the conflict. Jean-Pierre Filiu, a Middle East studies professor

The prominent Cinémathèque Française in Paris has declared a temporary shutdown following reports of a bedbug presence, including incidents during an event featuring Hollywood actor Sigourney Weaver. The institution, a well-known film archive and cinema, stated it will suspend operations in its four screening halls for a month starting Friday.