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Spanish media report that a outlet linked to King Mohammed VI has attacked the visit by King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia to Ceuta and Melilla, calling it "a provocation". The trip by Spain's royal couple to the two North African enclaves has drawn an angry response from Moroccan state-aligned media, reigniting diplomatic tensions between Madrid and Rabat over the disputed territories.
- 2Chip City abruptly closes days after ex-CEO lawsuit●Astoria-born Chip City announces sudden closure days after former CEO sues
Chip City, the cookie chain that began in Astoria, Queens, has announced it is closing suddenly. The closure comes just days after its former chief executive filed a lawsuit against the company. The company has not detailed reasons for the shutdown, and it remains unclear how the legal dispute relates to the decision to wind down operations.
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Students from Queen's University Belfast are travelling to the United States to take part in a Nasa competition. The team will compete against other universities in a challenge connected to the US space agency. The story is being reported locally as a notable achievement for the university's science and engineering students.
- 4Queen's University students head to US for Nasa robotics contest●Queen's University students blast off to US for Nasa robotics competition
A team of students from Queen's University is travelling to the United States to take part in a Nasa robotics competition. The trip marks a significant opportunity for the students to test their engineering and robotics skills against international rivals on a major stage, drawing attention from local media.
- 5Suzannah Mirghani discusses Cotton Queen and Sudanese cinema●‘Cinema keeps that memory alive’: Suzannah Mirghani on Cotton Queen and Sudanese cinema
Filmmaker Suzannah Mirghani is speaking about her film Cotton Queen and the state of Sudanese cinema, saying that 'cinema keeps that memory alive'. Her remarks highlight how film is being used to preserve Sudanese stories and cultural memory at a time when the country is gripped by war and displacement, drawing attention from international media coverage.