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Don Andrea Coluccia, the priest known for leading the anti-drug push in the Quarticciolo district of Rome, says he was surrounded and threatened, with insults reportedly shouted at him in Arabic. The incident has drawn attention to tensions in the neighbourhood, where residents and volunteers have long campaigned against drug dealing and for greater police presence.
- 2Dr. Era Dutta on why overthinking keeps the mind switched on●Why Your Mind Won’t Switch Off: Overthinking, Anxiety & Stress | Dr. Era Dutta with GunjanShouts
Psychiatrist Dr. Era Dutta joins GunjanShouts to discuss why the mind struggles to switch off, covering the mechanics of overthinking, its links to anxiety and chronic stress, and ways to break the cycle. The conversation is drawing a large audience and strong engagement, reflecting widespread interest in practical guidance on racing thoughts and mental burnout.
- 3Russia Rolls Out Digital Ruble Wages and ATM Withdrawals●Russia Pays Wages in Digital Rubles and Readies ATM Cashouts
Russia has begun paying some workers' wages in digital rubles, the central bank's state-backed digital currency, and is preparing to allow users to withdraw digital rubles as physical cash through ATMs. The move marks a step in expanding the currency beyond pilot testing. Observers see it as part of Moscow's push to digitise payments, reduce reliance on traditional banking infrastructure, and move toward a fully national digital payment system.
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Spain's Popular Party is dominating the news cycle. The party holds 318 declared properties in the Senate's real estate register, while leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo accused the government of an 'unforgivable frivolity' in its handling of housing policy, saying it had chosen to fail twice. Separately, a Sumar deputy shouted a threat at the PP's congressional spokeswoman, saying 'you will pay for this', fueling heated political exchanges.
- 5Tech reviewer ranks and recommends web browsers●If you love some ‘quiet shouting’ about web browsers, then # SwitchAndClick ’s Betty has you covered as she ranks and re
A tech reviewer known as Betty from SwitchAndClick has released a ranking of web browsers, offering recommendations on which one users should switch to. The lineup discussed includes Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera, Chrome and Waterfox. The piece is being shared with an invitation for others to say whether they agree with the ordering.