Ben-Gvir accuses Germany of ‘once again supporting Nazism’ as FM visits Israel

Ben-Gvir accuses Germany of ‘once again supporting Nazism’ as FM visits Israel

Ben-Gvir’s comments drew the condemnation of FM Gideon Sa’ar, who referred to the far-Right minister’s remarks as “unnecessary and harmful.” National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Germany on Thursday of “once again supporting Nazism” as Berlin’s Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul was visiting Israel, drawing the rebuke of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar. Wadephul issued a statement…

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Apple to close first retail store in China since 2008

Apple to close first retail store in China since 2008

Apple has confirmed it will close its Dalian retail location in northeast China on 9 August, marking the tech company’s first store shutdown in the country since opening its initial mainland outlet in 2008. The move comes amid shifting consumer trends and declining foot traffic at the Parkland Mall, where the store is based. Located…

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Hillary Richmond: The Visionary Behind SURREAL Magazines

Hillary Richmond: The Visionary Behind SURREAL Magazines

Hillary Richmond stands at the forefront of modern publishing and creative entrepreneurship. As a highly accomplished American model and dynamic businesswoman, Richmond is celebrated for her remarkable journey from the runway to the helm of several groundbreaking publications. Pioneering a New Era in Media Richmond’s magazines have become influential platforms for both emerging and established…

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France-Spain flight row over Jewish teens escalates

France-Spain flight row over Jewish teens escalates

The removal of a French group of Jewish teenagers from a flight in Spain last week has prompted a diplomatic row, after their group leader was handcuffed by police and a Spanish minister called them “Israeli brats”. French government ministers Aurore Bergé and Benjamin Haddad have given a strongly worded statement condemning Spain’s transport minister…

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The Enduring Power of “The Rules of the Game”

The Enduring Power of “The Rules of the Game”

Even if Mozart’s name and a quote from Beaumarchais’s play “The Marriage of Figaro” didn’t feature in the credits of “The Rules of the Game,” this 1939 film by Jean Renoir would still be the closest thing to a Mozart opera—indeed, to his “Marriage of Figaro”—ever put on film. Like Mozart’s Beaumarchais adaptation, Renoir’s film…

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Israel and hostages’ families condemn UK plan to recognise Palestinian state

Israel and hostages’ families condemn UK plan to recognise Palestinian state

Israel and the families of Israeli hostages still held in Gaza have condemned the UK’s plan to recognise a Palestinian state, saying it is “rewarding terrorism”. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused his counterpart, Sir Keir Starmer, of appeasing Hamas with the announcement that the UK would act in September unless Israel met conditions including agreeing…

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