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Life Photos of Foreign Beauties: Issue 174 - Amateur Model’s Poised Daily Portraits

Berlin-based amateur model Lena Schmidt, 26, takes the spotlight in Issue 174, with a series of posed yet natural photos capturing her in everyday Berlin settings. Shot by photographer Kai Berger, the collection balances intentionality and ease—Schmidt poses in her apartment’s sunlit kitchen, outside a historic bookstore, and along a tree-lined canal, each stance styled but never stiff.

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UK Eyes Athletics Championships to Regain Footing Post-Brexit and Turmoil
The last time the UK hosted the Olympics, it was an EU member. But after Brexit in January 2020, plus frequent government changes—from Boris Johnson and Liz Truss to Rishi Sunak and now Keir Starmer—and the 2020 pandemic, its economy has struggled, with an uncertain outlook. Hosting top events like athletics and para-athletics championships is seen as a way to rebound.
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Italian Pizza: A Global Culinary Icon Rooted in Italian Heritage
Pizza, a culinary masterpiece originating from Italy, has transcended geographical boundaries to become a beloved dish worldwide. Its enduring popularity lies in its perfect blend of simplicity and versatility, making it a staple in diverse cultures across the globe.
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Singapore Launches Asia Pacific Sustainable Aviation Centre to Drive Regional Decarbonization
Singapore’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAAS) announced on July 10 that the Asia Pacific Sustainable Aviation Centre (APSAC) will officially launch on July 14. Partnering with Airbus, Boeing, GenZero (a green investment firm under Singapore’s Temasek), and IATA, APSAC aims to support regional decarbonization through policy research, cross-sector collaboration, and training—making it the world’s first institution focused on policy and capacity-building for sustainable aviation in the Asia-Pacific.
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Amiens Cathedral, France: A Pinnacle of Medieval Gothic Architecture and Spiritual Symbol
Amiens Cathedral (Cathédrale d'Amiens), located on the banks of the Somme River in Amiens, Somme, France, stands as the largest Gothic cathedral in the country. Its grand scale and exquisite craftsmanship rank it among the wonders of medieval architectural art. Built over nearly two centuries, this cathedral is not only a core symbol of French cultural heritage but also inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981.
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UK Construction PMI Rises to 6-Month High in June but Remains in Contraction
Britain’s construction sector showed mixed signals in June, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) edging up to 48.8—its highest level in six months—yet still lingering below the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction. A stark divide emerged within the industry:
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U.S. Aid Cuts Leave Dozens of Global Infrastructure Projects Abandoned
Reuters, citing sources and documents, reports that dozens of global health and water supply infrastructure projects have been halted after the U.S. terminated related aid. The news agency verified 21 stalled projects across 16 countries.
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Ancient DNA Unravels Pre - historic Family Trees and Social Structures
Scientists have successfully reconstructed the kinship networks of multiple ancient settlements through the genetic analysis of a large number of ancient human DNAs, with the longest network extending up to eight generations. This research has revealed social - structural features such as matrilineal or patrilineal inheritance and the layout of kinship cemeteries. Some individuals have even been traced to relatives thousands of miles away.
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Metz Cathedral: France’s Gothic Masterpiece and the World’s Largest Stained Glass Sanctuary
Perched on the banks of the Moselle River in Lorraine, France, the Cathédrale Saint-Étienne de Metz stands as a testament to Gothic grandeur and artistic innovation. With 6,500 square meters of stained glass—the largest expanse in France—it has earned the nickname “Lanterne du Bon Dieu” (God’s Lantern), captivating visitors with its ethereal glow and architectural brilliance.
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Singapore Leads Globally in Cross-Border Shopping Penetration with Strong Consumer Vigor
Singapore has shown strong momentum in the cross-border e-commerce sector, with a cross-border shopping penetration rate of 69%, ranking first in the world. Data shows that 98% of Singaporean consumers are willing to shop overseas, far exceeding the global average, and 69% of them make cross-border purchases at least once a month.
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Zendaya Coleman: A Multitalented Force Redefining Entertainment
Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman, born September 1, 1996, in Oakland, California, shines as an actress, singer, and dancer—blending artistry with influence to become a defining star of her generation.
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The ongoing tension and volatility in the Middle East are significantly impacting the global shipping industry. On June 24, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced the immediate 生效 of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, a move that caused international oil prices—previously soaring due to escalating conflicts—to plunge sharply. However, the region's uncertain situation continues to disrupt the shipping sector.
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Austin Butler: From Teen Star to Hollywood Heavyweight
Austin Butler, born August 17, 1991, in California, has evolved from a teen actor to a versatile force in film—balancing roles in biopics, blockbusters, and indie gems, all while retaining roots as a singer and model.
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ICAS 2024 Financial Report: IOC Funds Less Than 1/3 of CAS Operations
The International Council of Arbitration for Sport (ICAS) released its 2024 financial statements, clarifying a frequently asked question: How much of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) funding comes from the IOC? Total operating revenue reached 24.15 million Swiss francs (CHF) (1 CHF = 1.26 USD), with a clear breakdown of sources.
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France’s Volcanic Pinnacle: The Chapelle Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe
Perched atop an 82-meter volcanic plug in Le Puy-en-Velay, France, the Chapelle Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe stands as a testament to faith and engineering prowess. Built in 962 AD, this architectural marvel balances precariously on a basaltic rock formation, blending Romanesque austerity with Moorish-inspired ornamentation to create one of Europe’s most dramatic religious landmarks.
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Carbon Dioxide Has Governed Earth's Climate Change for Nearly 500 Million Years, New Research Unveils Deep - time Climate Evolution Map
Recently, scientists from the United States have reconstructed the curve of Earth's average temperature changes over the past 485 million years. By integrating 150,000 paleoclimate records with model simulations, they found that extreme warming events on Earth are highly correlated with the increase in CO₂ concentration. This research was published in the journal Science.
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U.S. Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Ban "Adversarial AI" from Foreign Adversaries
U.S. bipartisan lawmakers introduced a new bill, the No Adversarial AI Act, on June 25 local time. It aims to restrict federal government procurement and use of AI technologies developed by "foreign adversaries" like China, strengthening technical security for national critical systems.
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Trump Unveils $92B Investment to Build U.S. AI and Energy Hub
On July 15, Donald Trump attended the inaugural "Energy and Innovation Summit" in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, announcing a $9.2 billion investment plan to turn the state into a U.S. hub for energy, AI, and innovation. It marks the largest investment in Pennsylvania’s history, covering data centers, power infrastructure, and AI training, with over 9,000 jobs expected. Twenty major firms, including Google, Blackstone, and FirstEnergy, are participating.
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Samitivej Hospital: A Renowned Thai Hospital Chain with Global-Standard Care
Founded in 1979, Samitivej Hospital is a well-known hospital chain in Thailand. The group has expanded and developed world-class medical facilities, including 3 hospitals accredited by JCI (Joint Commission International)—a globally recognized benchmark for healthcare quality and safety.
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Mexico’s Radish Festival: When Radishes Take Center Stage
Each December 23, Oaxaca hosts one of the world’s most creative celebrations: "Noche de Rábanos" (Night of the Radishes). Locals carve this humble vegetable into intricate depictions of historical scenes or biblical stories—from the Three Kings’ journey to pivotal moments in Mexico’s war history. Witnessing these creations, one can’t help but marvel at the radish’s surprising transformation.
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Life Photos of Foreign Beauties: Issue 174 - Amateur Model’s Poised Daily Portraits

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UK Construction PMI Rises to 6-Month High in June but Remains in Contraction

U.S. Aid Cuts Leave Dozens of Global Infrastructure Projects Abandoned

Ancient DNA Unravels Pre - historic Family Trees and Social Structures

Metz Cathedral: France’s Gothic Masterpiece and the World’s Largest Stained Glass Sanctuary

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Austin Butler: From Teen Star to Hollywood Heavyweight

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Carbon Dioxide Has Governed Earth's Climate Change for Nearly 500 Million Years, New Research Unveils Deep - time Climate Evolution Map

U.S. Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Ban "Adversarial AI" from Foreign Adversaries

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