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King Juan Carlos mourns the loss of a close companion
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In just a week, the fourth Tom Holland Spider-Man film has become the highest-grossing movie of 2026, passing $1.15 billion after a
Spider-Man: Brand New Day races past a billion dollars in six days
Tom Holland's latest Spider-Man film crossed the billion-dollar mark in just six days, one of the fastest runs to the milestone in
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has never shied away from spectacle, but its choice for spring 2027 has become something rarer for
United by Geography, Divided by Politics: The Italy-Spain Rift Testing Europe’s South
On paper, Italy and Spain should be natural allies: two sun-soaked Mediterranean economies, both wrestling with migration, tourism and the same Brussels
Brussels vs Beijing: The Trade Battle Moves to Morocco and Turkey
The contest between Europe and China has entered a new phase, and it is being fought far from either capital. As Brussels
The Cost of a Getaway: Where Europeans Can Still Afford a Summer Break
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