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- 1"Heaven on Earth" dystopian satire premieres on Romanian cultural radio●🎧 „Raiul pe pământ”, satira distopică a Alexandrei Felseghi despre ideologiile extremiste, regizată de Andrei Măjeri, ar
Alexandra Felseghi's dystopian satire "Heaven on Earth", directed by Andrei Măjeri and examining extremist ideologies, premieres on Sunday, 25 October on Radio România Cultural, featuring actress Ofelia Popii. The radio theatre production is presented as a cautionary satire on how extremist ideas take hold, and Romanian theatre audiences are following the announcement ahead of its broadcast.
- 2Suspect arrested after fire at Virgin Mary Church in Giza▼Suspect arrested after fire at Virgin Mary Church in Egypt’s Giza
Egyptian authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a fire that broke out at the Virgin Mary Church in Giza. The arrest was confirmed in reports from Catholic news outlet EWTN, which covered the incident. Details about the suspect's identity, motive, or the extent of damage to the church have not been disclosed, and officials have not said whether the fire is being treated as deliberate.
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A fire broke out at a church in Giza, Egypt, after a man reportedly entered the building carrying gasoline. Firefighters brought the blaze under control, and no details have yet been given on casualties or the man's motives. Authorities are expected to investigate the incident, and the story has drawn attention amid concern over attacks on religious sites.
- 4Massive ancient structure found on the seabed puzzles researchers●It’s thousands of years old, as long as a football field, taller than the Great Sphinx of Giza and no-one knows how it ended up on the seabed
A colossal submerged structure is drawing attention: thousands of years old, roughly the length of a football field, and taller than the Great Sphinx of Giza. Its origins remain a mystery, as no one knows how it came to rest on the seabed, prompting debate about whether it is natural or man-made.