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saltlakritsegott · 3 hours ago
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Rayyan arkan dikha #viraldance #boy #fantastic dance stap #2025 #viral #...
Longue d’environ un kilomètre, la course Pacu Jalur est très célèbre dans l’archipel indonésien, où elle se tenait sur la rivière Kuantan, dans la province de Riau, dans l’île de Sumatra (ouest). Elle fait traditionnellement le plein de spectateurs, principalement indonésiens. Mais cette année, les organisateurs attendaient jusqu’à 100 000 personnes supplémentaires venues du monde entier. En cause, la danse de Rayyan Arkan Dikha, Indonésien de 11 ans, debout à l’avant de bateaux lancés à toute vitesse
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saltlakritsegott · 3 hours ago
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Sur l’île d’Halmahera, la plus grande mine de nickel au monde, Weda Bay, menace la survie des Hongana Manyawa – un peuple autochtone dont le nom signifie "peuple de la forêt" et qui habite le territoire depuis des générations. Le responsable de l’exploitation de cet énorme gisement, continue d’étendre son emprise : il s’agit du groupe minier français Eramet détenu à 27 % par l’État français
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saltlakritsegott · 3 hours ago
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September 2nd is far more than a date on the calendar. It’s a day that carries the weight of history and the joy of hard-won independence On this very day years ago, Vietnam declared its right to be free to the world . Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice that made that freedom possible .
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saltlakritsegott · 3 hours ago
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saltlakritsegott · 4 hours ago
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Rockettes - Toy Soldiers Fall Down
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saltlakritsegott · 4 hours ago
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L'ensemble lezginka est une suite kumyk. Danse kumyk #short #caucasianda...
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saltlakritsegott · 4 hours ago
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The Royal Sloop
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saltlakritsegott · 5 hours ago
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saltlakritsegott · 15 hours ago
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saltlakritsegott · 1 day ago
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Woman with lotus feet. This was an ancient Chinese tradition, brutal and cruel, which consisted of binding young girls’ feet to prevent them from growing and to keep them small, turning them into a standard of beauty. While the practice first spread for aesthetic reasons, it later became a way to elevate social status: a woman with such feet could not work and was therefore able to marry a wealthy husband. The practice was officially abolished in 1912 by Beijing, yet in remote areas it continued clandestinely until the Chinese government enforced strict controls to eradicate it once and for all. The lives of these women were marked by pain, so unbearable that many attempted suicide multiple times, as well as by suffering from hunger, having lived through China’s two great famines and surviving by eating tree leaves and whatever food they could find. Today, they stand as living testimony to a past that, fortunately, no longer exists, but that deserves to be remembered for their stoic endurance.
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saltlakritsegott · 1 day ago
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Den 1 januari 2026 byter vi namn till Myndigheten för civilt försvar. Bakgrunden till vårt namnbyte är det allvarliga säkerhetspolitiska läget som kräver att det civila försvaret ökar sin förmåga och att Sverige behöver en myndighet som leder, inriktar och samordnar det civila försvaret. Vi kommer att ha ett heraldiskt vapen som vår symbol. Vi kommer att använda oss av det lilla riksvapnet, alltså tre kronor i en blå sköld, krönt med en kunglig krona. I myndighetens vapen symboliserar ämbetsstaven med den blå triangeln den ledande position som myndigheten ska ha i det svenska civila försvaret. Den blå triangeln är en association till det internationella kännetecknet för civilförsvar och eklöven står för styrka, motståndskraft, uthållighet och beständighet över tid.
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saltlakritsegott · 1 day ago
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The map highlights the diversity of calendars used globally, showing which year it will be on January 1, 2025, according to the Gregorian calendar. Most countries (marked in green) use the Gregorian calendar (2025) for civil purposes. Other calendars include the Islamic calendar (1446), used in Muslim-majority countries; the Hebrew calendar (5785), in Israel for religious purposes; the Buddhist calendar (2568), common in Southeast Asia; and the Chinese calendar (4722), significant for traditional events in China and its diaspora. Unique systems include the Nepali Vikram Sambat (2081), the Burmese calendar (1387), the Ethiopian calendar (2017), the Japanese Reiwa 7, the Bengali calendar (1431), the Persian calendar (1403), the Bhutanese Drukpa (2481), the North Korean Juche (114), and the Taiwanese Minguo (114). These calendars, often tied to religious and cultural traditions, reflect the world’s rich diversity despite the global dominance of the Gregorian system.
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saltlakritsegott · 2 days ago
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saltlakritsegott · 2 days ago
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saltlakritsegott · 2 days ago
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Sometimes the best thing you can do is not think, not wonder, not imagine, not obsess.
Just breathe, and have faith that everything will work out for the best.
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saltlakritsegott · 2 days ago
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Manque la sauce de poisson maîtresse !!!!
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saltlakritsegott · 3 days ago
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