Two editions of the official art book "The Art and Soul of Dune: Part Three" have been revealed. One collector's edition comes with a physical sandworm replica. The book offers a behind-the-scenes visual look at the upcoming third Dune film.
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The European Commission has proposed changes to the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), but Polish energy companies are calling for a deeper overhaul. Separately, a dispute within the EU is growing over the 21st sanctions package against Russia, while Brussels has imposed a record fine on the AliExpress platform. The article bundles three unrelated news items together.
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Oil prices are holding near a one-month high after Yemen announced a blockade of the Red Sea. The US carried out its tenth consecutive night of strikes on Iran despite ongoing attempts to secure a 10-day ceasefire. The escalating geopolitical tensions are fuelling uncertainty on global commodity markets.
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Director Neill Blomkamp has released a short horror clip titled "Nightborne", created entirely using artificial intelligence. The reception has been critical, with commentators rating the final result as poor in quality. Blomkamp announced that his next project will be a full-length AI-generated feature film.
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Poland's men's volleyball team qualified for the Nations League Final in Ningbo, China, finishing second in their group. Wilfredo Leon celebrated the qualification on social media. However, none of the Polish players will receive the $10,000 individual performance award from the intercontinental phase, suggesting none were selected among the honoured players.
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The Claresa Make Up Keep It Nude! CC Cream costs around PLN 26 and has earned strong reviews, scoring 4.2 out of 5 on KWC. It blends easily, evens skin tone and gives a subtle glow without the heavy feel of full-coverage foundations. Users praise its lightweight texture, natural finish and budget-friendly price that rivals more expensive products.
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Splatoon Raiders, Nintendo's first spinoff in the Splatoon series, is nearly here. Players are sent to Salmonid-infested islands to hunt for treasure. The game is fully completable solo with the help of in-game characters Big Man and Shiver, but friends can also be invited to join.
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At the FIFA World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, President Donald Trump largely ignored Canadian PM Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum in favour of FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Trump took Infantino's call about striker Folarin Balogun's red card and appears to give the FIFA chief standing access to the Oval Office. It was only the second time the three North American leaders had appeared together publicly.
Justin McLeod, the creator of dating app Hinge, has raised $18 million for a new venture called Overtone. The app aims to eliminate swiping and traditional profiles, letting artificial intelligence match users with potential partners on their behalf. The concept has drawn comparisons to the dystopian TV series Black Mirror.
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New forecasts show the average American retiree will need $185,500 for healthcare costs in retirement, not including long-term care. Rising prices for medical services and managing chronic conditions are the main drivers of the increase. The figure poses a significant financial planning challenge for those approaching retirement.
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Donald Trump has agreed to back provisions in the CLARITY Act that would restrict politicians and officials from profiting on cryptocurrencies. The move is a surprising reversal given Trump's own extensive crypto interests. The key question now is whether the legislation will pass before August.
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BBC science correspondent Nicola Davis investigated the strange story of Tam O'Braan, who claimed to grow award-winning tea in Scotland and sell it to some of the UK's finest hotels. While reporting on tea plantations in the UK, Davis noticed inconsistencies in his story. The case ultimately turned out to be an audacious Scottish tea fraud.
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Archaeologists excavating the necropolis at Saqqara, Egypt, have uncovered tombs that point to significant cultural and trade contacts between ancient Egypt and the Near East. The finds suggest these connections were closer than previously recognised. The discovery challenges long-held assumptions about the degree of Egypt's isolation from its eastern neighbours.
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The only legal way to avoid a fine from an average speed camera is to maintain the speed limit throughout the entire monitored section — the system calculates the average speed between two cameras, so braking just before the end sign changes nothing. If a driver exceeded the limit earlier on the section, last-second braking cannot undo the recorded average. The article debunks the common misconception that slowing down at the end of the zone is an effective strategy.
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on: Michael B. Jordan wins Oscar for dual role in Sinners
Join the discussionA tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz as the US carried out its tenth consecutive night of strikes against Iran. Iran's interior minister travelled to Pakistan — a key mediator — for diplomatic talks as fighting continues to escalate. The incidents raise serious concerns about the safety of shipping through one of the world's most critical oil supply routes.
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Republicans passed a presidential fiscal policy bill that, according to estimates, will lead to the deaths of 1.5 million Americans stripped of health insurance. The legislation delivers tax benefits primarily to the wealthiest Americans and Trump's donors, while hurting the Republican Party's own electoral base. Polls indicate growing voter anger and suggest significant Republican losses in upcoming elections.
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A ranking of the ten best anime of the past two decades, chosen for storytelling quality and artistic ambition, building on classics such as One Piece, Dragon Ball Z and Naruto.
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Rafał Rostkowski, a pundit for TVP Sport, sharply criticised referee Slavko Vinicicć's officiating in the 2026 World Cup final, in which Spain defeated Argentina 1:0. Rostkowski stated that "the world does not want refereeing like this." His comments reflect widespread controversy over the referee's decisions during the match.
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Renting out flats in Poland is no longer seen purely as easy passive income, according to economist Arkadiusz Derkacz of the Institute of the Rental Market. Landlords are increasingly comparing property with other investment options, analysing risk and potential returns. Derkacz says the model of renting out a flat simply because you happen to own one is fading, as the market becomes more professional and financially rational.
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Anaemia is not always caused by iron deficiency – it can also stem from chronic inflammation, malabsorption disorders, kidney disease or bone marrow dysfunction. In all cases, the body receives less oxygen than it needs to function properly. The condition affects daily wellbeing, physical performance and concentration, making proper diagnosis essential rather than self-treating with iron supplements.
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The Balearic Islands authorities are tightening rules against illegal tourist rentals, introducing fines of up to €5,000 per day for each day of non-compliance. Inspectors and police will gain expanded powers to enforce the new regulations. The move is part of a broader crackdown on the informal rental market on the islands.
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Grayscale has filed an S-1 registration with the SEC for the first Worldcoin ETF in the United States, expanding its crypto exchange-traded product lineup beyond Bitcoin and Ether. Worldcoin is the cryptocurrency linked to Sam Altman's biometric identity verification project.
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