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The number of LGBTQ+ Americans exploring relocation to Canada has risen sharply since the recent presidential election, advocates report, as many in the U.S. face escalating anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, policy changes, and over 600 proposed laws targeting their rights. “The current situation in the U.S. is deeply concerning

A new "express" library has opened in a Warsaw metro station, offering a cultural space designed to encourage commuters and residents to take a break from screens and enjoy books, along with a touch of greenery from a vertical herb garden. The facility, named Metroteka, recently launched at

Croatian Village Sets New Record with Kilometer-Long Strudel Line A village in Croatia has entered the record books by assembling a line of nearly 9,000 strudels, stretching over three kilometers. In the small village of Jaškovo, organizers used two tonnes of flour and three tonnes of apples to

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Announces Resignation After Election Loss Shigeru Ishiba, Japan’s prime minister, has decided to step down following pressure from his party to take responsibility for a significant defeat in July’s upper house election. According to the public broadcaster NHK, Ishiba chose to resign

Music Industry Veteran Sir Robin Millar on Overcoming Accessibility Barriers Sir Robin Millar is not someone one would assume faces difficulties gaining entry into the music world. With a career spanning decades, he has collaborated with some of the most renowned figures in British music, from Sade to Boy George,

Keir Starmer must fulfill his "legal obligation to prevent genocide," Greta Thunberg told CuriosityNews while traveling aboard an aid flotilla en route to Gaza. The Swedish activist said there was a "significant lack of action from those who are legally required to intervene" under international law,