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EU’s New Russia Sanctions, Trump-Epstein Letter, Cry For Migrants

Argentine Catholic Pastor Fabian Arias and his followers staged a protest outside a federal building in lower Manhattan, New York, where there are ongoing U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) court hearings. This was the group’s latest “National Solidarity Jericho Walk,” which Arias has been organizing in light of the ongoing ICE detainments. Arias’ group is one of several advocacy organizations that have been protesting and holding vigils outside the courthouse.
Argentine Catholic Pastor Fabian Arias and his followers staged a protest outside a federal building in lower Manhattan, New York, where there are ongoing U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) court hearings. This was the group’s latest “National Solidarity Jericho Walk,” which Arias has been organizing in light of the ongoing ICE detainments. Arias’ group is one of several advocacy organizations that have been protesting and holding vigils outside the courthouse.

👋  Alò!* Welcome to Friday, where the EU imposes new sanctions on Russia, Donald Trump struggles to tamp down the Jeffrey Epstein uproar, and a famed Austrian daredevil dies in a paragliding accident. We also feature an article on the rise of the “Instagram Sheikhs” — a diverse group of digital-savvy Muslims who fuse Islamic […]

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K-Pop To Catalonia: How The Metaverse Can Turn Local Culture Global

K-Pop To Catalonia: How The Metaverse Can Turn Local Culture Global
A metaverse experience at the Mobile World Congress 2022 in Barcelona Jordi Boixareu/ZUMA

Glitchy online museum tours are a thing of the past. From Barcelona to Bollywood, the metaverse is bringing immersive cultural experiences right into our homes.

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When Korean Pop Culture Came To The Holy Land

More than just "Gangnam style"
More than just "Gangnam style" iKpop (Facebook group)

Young Israelis and Palestinians alike are getting caught by the wave of Korean pop music, television and attitudes. For some, it’s just good fun — for others, a much-needed escape.

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