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An often underrated record... The post The greatest Serge Gainsbourg album, according to Charlotte Gainsbourg first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

London’s Metropolitan Police have blocked a Christian-led “Walk With Jesus” march that planned to pass through Whitechapel in east London. The reason for the ban is to avoid hostile local reactions and possible violence, because the police deemed the neighbourhood a “Muslim area”.  […] The post Christian Protest Blocked by Police Because It Passes Through “Muslim Area” of London first appeared on The Expose.

National icons often embody a nation’s values and history, serving as symbols of pride and unity. However, beneath their revered exteriors, many of these figures have been at the center of significant controversies that challenge their legacies. This article delves into the lesser-known disputes surrounding 15 such icons, offering a nuanced perspective on their complex ... The post 15 National Icons Who Were Way More Controversial Than They Seem appeared first on History Collection.

by Lorenzo Maria Pacini, Strategic Culture: In 2026, something unexpected happened at the World Economic Forum in Davos. One must examine every detail to grasp the deeper dynamics at work. Let us begin with the fundamentals. Every year, toward the end of January, a small Swiss Alpine town transforms into a global stage for political […]

A U.S. city of 60,000 people would typically see around six to eight traffic fatalities every year. But Hoboken, New Jersey? They haven’t had a single fatal crash for nine years — since January 17, 2017, to be exact.  Campaigns for seatbelts, lower speed limits and sober driving have brought national death tolls from car crashes down from a peak in the first half of the 20th century. However, many still assume some traffic deaths as an unavoidable cost of car culture. The global Vision Zero movement, by contrast, believes traffic deaths aren’t inevitable, celebrating Hoboken and related milestones in larger cities like Helsinki, Finland, as proof of what can be achieved. By studying which factors contribute to local crash fatalities, Vision Zero proponents say, communities can decide to change policies, infrastructure and human behavior to reduce the likelihood of fatal accidents. The post The City Where Traffic Fatalities Vanished appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.