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Op deze pagina vind je kranten en nieuwsmedia uit Denemarken – The Post, Canada – Toronto Sun, Californië – Northern California News, Koeweit – Kuwait Today, Jamaica – Jamaica Observer en Expatica News, The Art Paper, Vanitay Fair, The Hill en meer.

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    Toronto Sun

  • Police release photos of man wanted in alleged Toronto truck theft
    The incident happened on Feb. 11... Read more »
  • Justin Bieber worries fans as he breaks down in tears, Hailey responds
    Fans were left worried after Justin Bieber uploaded a few selfies of himself crying to his Instagram. The pics were part of a carousel of images that also showed the Canadian pop star performing live onstage and also included a shot of Bieber’s Toronto Maple Leafs pal Auston Matthews and... Read more »
  • Synthetic-identity fraud scheme busted
    Toronto police have arrested 12 people and laid 102 charges in a major synthetic-identity fraud investigation dubbed Project Deja Vu. Synthetic-identity fraud is a form of financial fraud where fictional personal information is used to open accounts in banks, financial institutions and other businesses. “But this isn’t just about fraud.... Read more »
  • INSIDE THE LEAFS: Is the criticism of Mitch Marner warranted?
    WATCH BELOW the latest episode of Inside The Leafs, Postmedia’s Rob Wong chats with Toronto Sun Maple Leafs writers Lance Hornby and Terry Koshan about Mitch Marner’s series so far and whether the criticism about his play is valid. They also talk about potential lineup changes for the Leafs and whether... Read more »
  • Ontario to increase health coverage for wildland firefighters
    BRANTFORD, Ont. — Ontario says it will give wildland firefighters the same cancer, heart and post-traumatic stress disorder coverage as municipal firefighters. Labour Minister David Piccini says the province will also expand presumptive coverage to firefighters for skin cancer. That means certain cancers, heart injuries and PTSD diagnoses are considered... Read more »
  • Auston Matthews absent from practice as Maple Leafs prepare for must-win Game 5
    What could be the Maple Leafs’ last practice of the season didn’t feature their best player.  Auston Matthews, who continues to battle an illness, did not participate as the Leafs went through their on-ice work at the Ford Performance Centre on Monday morning.  Matthews’ status for Game 5 on Tuesday... Read more »
  • NOEM’S AWAY!: GOP VP hopeful Kristi Noem’s dog killing gives fans paws
    South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has followed the GOP template of guns and gams to a tee. Call it Sarah Palin 2.0. And for the controversial conservative, the strategy appeared to put her firmly in the winner’s circle as former U.S. President Donald Trump’s vice-presidential running mate in the November... Read more »
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    The Post - Denemarken

  • Drug busts in Denmark: Smuggling gone wrong or a sign of growing demand?
    Last year, Toldstyrelsen (The Danish Customs Agency) seized record quantities of drugs at Denmark’s border with Germany. It also registered 4,000 drug cases—20 percent more than in 2022. As Denmark came to grips with those statistics, 18 sports bags and several loose packets of drugs weighing roughly 840 kilos washed... Read more »
  • Coping in Copenhagen: Børsen, Burgers and layoffs
    On this Friday’s show. We talk about the burning down of Børsen. The Danish burger that’s got Mick Jagger started up. And Danish Crowns decided to close their abattoir in Ringsted. As well as a record breaking build in Jutland. Listen to Coping in Copenhagen on Apple Podcasts The post... Read more »
  • Ugandan Jacob Kiplimo wants to break record in Copenhagen
    Jacob Kiplimo is one of the most impactful long-distance runners. He hopes to break his own record of 2021. At the half marathon of Lissabon, he ran the distance of 21,1 kilometers in 57 minutes and 31 seconds. The Ugandan runner is only 24 years old, but he already has... Read more »
  • Scandic employs 100 different nationalities – voted most diverse workplace
    The rating is based on Scandic’s employees’ own answers in the annual well-being survey. The analysis company Great Place To Work is behind the award. Great Place To Work explains the award with, among other things, the hotel chain’s great focus on their work with inclusion and diversity, which has... Read more »
  • Political agreement will liberate care for the elderly
    The government has adopted a new elderly reform with a broad majority of the parties in Folketinget. It must give the elderly a better shot on deciding for themselves in relation to care and increase the opportunities for employees to make independent decisions. The reform aims to increase the quality... Read more »
  • Iranian Artist Takes Rebels to Aarhus
    More than 20 portraits of iconic female artists, predating Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, are on display at the museum, in what is the artist’s debut solo exhibition in Denmark. The collection of miniature paintings sits in a rectangular hall with pine greens walls and floors, covered in Islamic... Read more »
  • Outer walls have collapsed in the burned-out part of Børsen
    Parts of the outer wall in the burned-out part of Børsen collapsed on Thursday afternoon, Ritzau reports. The scaffolding that was set up by the brickwork has also collapsed. It is the outer wall facing Børsgade and the gable facing Christiansborg Slotsplads that have fallen. There were no personal injuries... Read more »
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    Kuwait Today

  • Clinton Misquitta releases ebook, The Healthy Breakfast Cookbook
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Clinton Misquitta releases ebook, The Healthy Breakfast Cookbook As 2023 begins, many people will be making New Year’s resolutions to lose weight and eating a healthier diet is usually the first step. Highly restrictive diets might seem like the way to go, but... Read more »
  • Closure of some roads in Kuwait due to bad weather
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Closure of some roads in Kuwait due to bad weather A number of roads in Fahaheel are closed today due to the water logging due to the heavy rain witnessed in these areas. The roads closed are Fahaheel Road towards Umm Al-Haiman, Fahaheel... Read more »
  • UAE Travel Guidelines: No entry for Passengers with single name on passport
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today UAE Travel Guidelines: No entry for Passengers with single name on passport The authorities of United Arab Emirates has put an embargo on the the entry of travellers without their full name on an Indian passport. It added that passengers with a single... Read more »
  • Kuwait hangs seven prisoners, including two women since 2017
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Kuwait hangs seven prisoners, including two women since 2017 Kuwait hangs seven prisoners in a mass execution on Wednesday. The executions are the first since January 25, 2017, when the oil-rich Gulf country also hanged a group of seven people, including one member... Read more »
  • Zomato to discontinue food ordering service in UAE from November 24
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Zomato to discontinue food ordering service in UAE from November 24 With Zomato renewing its focus on restaurant discovery and dining out, it won’t be possible for residents to order food in the UAE through the app. Starting November 24, customers will be... Read more »
  • Kuwait: Banks restart loans for expatriates
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Kuwait: Banks restart loans for expatriates After a break of almost three years due to the Covid pandemic, some of the banks in Kuwait restarted issuing loans to expatriates. Some of the banks have updated their policy as they decided to expand their... Read more »
  • Two arrested, 240 bottles of premium foreign liquor seized
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Two arrested, 240 bottles of premium foreign liquor seized Kuwait Criminal Security Department team arrested two people in possession of about half a kilo of toxic substance and 240 bottles of imported liquor. The team also recovered large quantity of empty bags and... Read more »
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    The Hill

  • Our immigration crisis just keeps getting worse — and Biden’s the one to blame 
    We won’t get the legislation needed to secure the border when Biden’s team leads the negotiations. That puts the fox in charge of guarding the hen house. ... Read more »
  • Fatal crashes involving Ford partially automated driving system prompt investigation
    Federal regulators have opened an investigation into Ford’s partially automated driving system after two fatal crashes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) wrote in recent filings that its Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) is looking into collisions involving Ford’s BlueCruise — which Ford describes as its “hands-free highway driving... Read more »
  • 6 million health care workers call for stricter limits on global plastics
    Millions of health care workers around the globe are calling for world governments to put significant limits on the plastics industry. Representatives of 900 health care civil society groups called for caps on the production of plastics, the restriction of toxic chemicals, and full transparency around what goes into plastics... Read more »
  • Hillary Clinton trolls Noem over shooting dog
    Hillary Clinton is the latest Democrat to troll South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) after she detailed in a forthcoming book how she shot her dog. “Still true,” Clinton wrote Monday on the social media platform X above a 2021 post that read, “Don't vote for anyone you wouldn't trust... Read more »
  • VideoHow Gen Z is whipping the winds of change through Congress
    Nowhere is the distinction between the Old Guard and Zoomers more evident than in the upcoming Democratic primary in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District. ... Read more »
  • Columbia president says talks with protesters stalled as university issues new deadline
    Columbia University President Minouche Shafik announced Monday that talks with the pro-Palestinian protesters have stalled on the campus, where the national movement for encampments for Gaza began. Additionally, the university has given students camped on campus until 2 p.m. Monday to voluntarily pack up their things. If that is done,... Read more »
  • Trump on Jost: Colin bombed
    Former President Trump took aim at "Saturday Night Live” star Colin Jost for his performance at the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner over the weekend. The former president criticized Jost and President Biden for their speeches at the star-studded WHCA dinner, which drew celebrities, journalists and lawmakers to the... Read more »
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    The Eastern Herald

  • Biden’s barbarous police detain nearly thousand anti-Israel protesters at US universities
    At least 900 protesters against Israel and its war in the Gaza Strip have been detained at US universities over the past ten days, The Washington Post writes. Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was also detained at Washington University in St. Louis. The wave of student protests intensified after... Read more »
  • Europe is mortal, Macron feared the death of a weakened EU
    French President Emmanuel Macron said that Europe will weaken and could die. He expressed this opinion during his speech at the Sorbonne. “There is a risk our Europe could die. We are not equipped to face the risks,” Macron said. Reuters reported this. He added that “the risks of impoverishment... Read more »
  • Exhicon acquires 89.99 percent of United Helicharters
    Exhicon Events Media Solutions Ltd. (an Exhicon Group Company), listed on the BSE, has acquired 89.99 percent of the equity shares of United Helicharters Private Limited from Gulf Helicopters Company Q.S.C, a unit of Qatar General Petroleum Corporation, based in Doha, State of Qatar. United Helicharters Private Limited was incorporated... Read more »
  • The Ukrainian Armed Forces stop using one of the most advertised weapons
    The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) refused to use American M1 Abrams tanks in the combat zone due to the high vulnerability of these tanks to Russian drones. The Washington Post reports this with reference to American officials. The reason for the cessation of the operation of American tanks was... Read more »
  • Oleg Zhelezko: Founder of Da Vinci Capital Management
    In the world of investing, few names carry the weight of innovation and strategic foresight like that of Oleg Zhelezko. As the founder of Da Vinci Capital, he has established himself as a pivotal figure in the alternative investments market, particularly within the technology and finance sectors. Da Vinci Capital’s... Read more »
  • Building a Profitable Online Poker Grinding Strategy
    Online poker has grown into a platform where players from all over the world come together, each bringing their unique approach to the game. Among them, a subset of players known as ‘grinders’ focus on playing numerous games simultaneously, maximizing their profit over time. Crafting a strategy to succeed in... Read more »
  • 23 including 9 children die in the Israeli bombing of Rafah town
    Amid escalating tensions and atrocities committed by Israeli armed forces in the Gaza Strip, a series of new airstrikes rocked the region, further intensifying the act of genocide following the approval of a $26 billion military aid package for Israel by the US House of Representatives. Tragically, the strikes resulted... Read more »