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The greenhouse | Humans persist in thinking they are above nature

The greenhouse | Humans persist in thinking they are above nature

In his weekly column, climate reporter Jeroen Kraan argues that human interference with nature has become so pervasive that even the natural cycle of day and night is being threatened. He criticizes the ongoing human perception of superiority over the natural world.

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Tens of thousands of Magic card game fans at the RAI: It is a bit nerdy

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The international MagicCon festival is taking place this weekend at the RAI in Amsterdam, drawing approximately 20,000 Magic: The Gathering fans from around the world. The event features intense card game tournaments, discussions, and elaborate cosplay inspired by the fantasy genre.

Weesp now has a Pride boat parade too: "I used to feel like the only gay in the village"

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The town of Weesp celebrated its first Pride boat parade, featuring a small procession of boats to promote visibility and acceptance. Organizers from the Rainbow Weesp foundation held the event to align with the broader Pride festivities taking place in the municipality.

The 1975 frontman Matty Healy marries model Gabbriette Bechtel

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Matty Healy, the lead singer of The 1975, has married model Gabbriette Bechtel. Representatives for the couple confirmed the news following the circulation of wedding photos and videos on social media.

Madonna and Justin Bieber fight for a moment in eleven-minute World Cup show

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The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina will feature an eleven-minute musical performance by artists including Madonna and Shakira. This show is scheduled to interrupt the match for 25 minutes this coming Sunday evening.