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At Country First, we're launching a nationwide, first-of-its-kind, initiative to educate, mobilize and activate defenders of democracy to ensure a clean Election Certification. Certifying the vote isn’t just about this election, it's about preserving the sanctity of our democracy for generations to come. #DefendTheVote #CountryFirst #GrassrootsAction
At Country First, we're launching a nationwide, first-of-its-kind, initiative to educate, mobilize and activate defenders of democracy to ensure a clean Election Certification. Certifying the vote isn’t just about this election, it's about preserving the sanctity of our democracy for generations to come. #DefendTheVote #CountryFirst #GrassrootsAction
Surprise! Flew across the country for this moment ✈️ A great grandson meeting his great grandparents for the first time 🤍
Surprise! Flew across the country for this moment ✈️ A great grandson meeting his great grandparents for the first time 🤍
This song got 200,000 streams in the first week! So grateful for the love and many more great songs lined up soon 🙏 “When I Stand” by Owen James #outlaw #country #mentalhealth #countrymusic #newsong
This song got 200,000 streams in the first week! So grateful for the love and many more great songs lined up soon 🙏 “When I Stand” by Owen James #outlaw #country #mentalhealth #countrymusic #newsong
"The first film (The Kerala Story) was a hate-mongering film. They were saying that thousands of people were converted, which is not true. I think there were around 30 such cases over a number of years. Ours is a very big country. If a case occurs here and there, it doesn't mean you turn it into a big story and use it as propaganda,” Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor said. 📹ANI #keralastory2 #Shashitharoor #Keralastory
"The first film (The Kerala Story) was a hate-mongering film. They were saying that thousands of people were converted, which is not true. I think there were around 30 such cases over a number of years. Ours is a very big country. If a case occurs here and there, it doesn't mean you turn it into a big story and use it as propaganda,” Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor said. 📹ANI #keralastory2 #Shashitharoor #Keralastory
Iraq is a country in Western Asia with a rich and complex history that stretches back thousands of years, often called the “cradle of civilisation” because it was home to ancient Mesopotamia, where writing, law, and early urban societies first emerged. Located at the crossroads of the Middle East, Iraq shares borders with Turkey, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria, and it has a small coastline along the Persian Gulf. Its two great rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates, have long sustained agriculture and trade, giving rise to cities such as Baghdad, which became a centre of learning, science, and culture during the Islamic Golden Age. Modern Iraq has faced a turbulent recent history, including decades of political upheaval, economic sanctions, wars, and sectarian conflict, most notably the 2003 invasion and the struggle against extremist groups in the years that followed. Despite these challenges, Iraq remains a country of remarkable resilience and cultural richness, with diverse ethnic and religious communities such as Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, Assyrians, Yazidis, and others. Its economy is heavily dependent on oil exports, but there is growing interest in diversifying industries and rebuilding infrastructure. Iraqi society values family, tradition, and hospitality, while younger generations increasingly look to innovation and global connectivity as they rebuild their country’s future. The blend of ancient heritage and modern transformation makes Iraq a land of deep historical significance and enduring potential.
Iraq is a country in Western Asia with a rich and complex history that stretches back thousands of years, often called the “cradle of civilisation” because it was home to ancient Mesopotamia, where writing, law, and early urban societies first emerged. Located at the crossroads of the Middle East, Iraq shares borders with Turkey, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria, and it has a small coastline along the Persian Gulf. Its two great rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates, have long sustained agriculture and trade, giving rise to cities such as Baghdad, which became a centre of learning, science, and culture during the Islamic Golden Age. Modern Iraq has faced a turbulent recent history, including decades of political upheaval, economic sanctions, wars, and sectarian conflict, most notably the 2003 invasion and the struggle against extremist groups in the years that followed. Despite these challenges, Iraq remains a country of remarkable resilience and cultural richness, with diverse ethnic and religious communities such as Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, Assyrians, Yazidis, and others. Its economy is heavily dependent on oil exports, but there is growing interest in diversifying industries and rebuilding infrastructure. Iraqi society values family, tradition, and hospitality, while younger generations increasingly look to innovation and global connectivity as they rebuild their country’s future. The blend of ancient heritage and modern transformation makes Iraq a land of deep historical significance and enduring potential.
Never thought I would make a video like this about a country that’s not even my country in the first place. 12 years in this country and we have experienced nothing but excellence. UAE, you know how to win hearts. Wishing peace returns to you soon ❤️🇦🇪🫡 thank you for offering us the best you got. #uae #dubai #indian #abudhabi
Never thought I would make a video like this about a country that’s not even my country in the first place. 12 years in this country and we have experienced nothing but excellence. UAE, you know how to win hearts. Wishing peace returns to you soon ❤️🇦🇪🫡 thank you for offering us the best you got. #uae #dubai #indian #abudhabi
The ultimate ✨Star Wars✨ Yes, the situation here is scary. I’ll be the first one to tell you that it’s not a joke. But at the same time, this is a country that perseveres. We’re getting ready for Pesach. Kids are learning (in some capacity) Stores are opening All while this is going on. Because that’s who we are. We can’t just stop. We have to adapt to this new reality. Even if it’s one that doesn’t feel safe. But the lesson I’ve learned, and seen shared over and over is that we need to daven, make the best of the situation, and sometimes just laugh. Because that’s the best medicine 💕 So we hope this made you smile and that you’re all staying safe. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱 #israel #rockets #readysetsem #fyp
The ultimate ✨Star Wars✨ Yes, the situation here is scary. I’ll be the first one to tell you that it’s not a joke. But at the same time, this is a country that perseveres. We’re getting ready for Pesach. Kids are learning (in some capacity) Stores are opening All while this is going on. Because that’s who we are. We can’t just stop. We have to adapt to this new reality. Even if it’s one that doesn’t feel safe. But the lesson I’ve learned, and seen shared over and over is that we need to daven, make the best of the situation, and sometimes just laugh. Because that’s the best medicine 💕 So we hope this made you smile and that you’re all staying safe. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱 #israel #rockets #readysetsem #fyp
Italy has become the first country to formally ban the production of cultivated meat, also known as lab-grown or cell-based meat. The law prohibits companies from producing or selling synthetic meat within Italy, with officials citing the need to protect traditional agriculture, food heritage, and rural employment. Violations may result in substantial fines. However, the framing that this decision is specifically aimed at Bill Gates is misleading. While Gates has invested in alternative protein ventures, Italy’s ban applies broadly to the entire cultivated meat sector and is not targeted at any one individual or company. The legislation is primarily focused on domestic production, and it does not necessarily prevent future imports or research under broader European Union regulatory frameworks. Supporters argue the ban defends farmers and preserves Italy’s culinary identity. Critics counter that it could slow innovation in sustainable protein technology at a time when many countries are still evaluating the future role of cultivated meat. This decision reflects a larger global debate about balancing food tradition, consumer trust, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation — not simply the influence of one billionaire.
Italy has become the first country to formally ban the production of cultivated meat, also known as lab-grown or cell-based meat. The law prohibits companies from producing or selling synthetic meat within Italy, with officials citing the need to protect traditional agriculture, food heritage, and rural employment. Violations may result in substantial fines. However, the framing that this decision is specifically aimed at Bill Gates is misleading. While Gates has invested in alternative protein ventures, Italy’s ban applies broadly to the entire cultivated meat sector and is not targeted at any one individual or company. The legislation is primarily focused on domestic production, and it does not necessarily prevent future imports or research under broader European Union regulatory frameworks. Supporters argue the ban defends farmers and preserves Italy’s culinary identity. Critics counter that it could slow innovation in sustainable protein technology at a time when many countries are still evaluating the future role of cultivated meat. This decision reflects a larger global debate about balancing food tradition, consumer trust, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation — not simply the influence of one billionaire.
AD Some people just have it... 😂 Talent, charisma and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra! Thanks to the 200MP main camera for high-quality, I am now boyfriend of the year and the envy of men around the country! Comment #ExploreGalaxy if you want to nail it first time too. @samsunguk
AD Some people just have it... 😂 Talent, charisma and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra! Thanks to the 200MP main camera for high-quality, I am now boyfriend of the year and the envy of men around the country! Comment #ExploreGalaxy if you want to nail it first time too. @samsunguk
WOW!!!!! He told no lies, country FIRST.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WOW!!!!! He told no lies, country FIRST.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Support Trump success- Country First, Says Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA)
Support Trump success- Country First, Says Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA)
@men real Fun fact: No Country for Old Men (2007): Javier Bardem’s terrifying haircut as Anton Chigurh was based on a photo the Coen brothers found of a man from a 1970s border town. Bardem hated the look at first, but the directors kept it because they thought it made the character feel even more unsettling and unforgettable.
@men real Fun fact: No Country for Old Men (2007): Javier Bardem’s terrifying haircut as Anton Chigurh was based on a photo the Coen brothers found of a man from a 1970s border town. Bardem hated the look at first, but the directors kept it because they thought it made the character feel even more unsettling and unforgettable.
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