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Princess Caroline of Monaco is drawing renewed attention in Spanish-language media. Fashion outlets are highlighting her autumn style, with retailers like Mango and El Corte Inglés offering white American-style designs inspired by the look she wears this season. Meanwhile, a personal blog attributed to her daughter Alexandra of Hanover, discussing family life and marriage, is also fuelling interest in the Monaco royal family.
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Queen Rania of Jordan is trending in Spain as fashion media highlight trousers inspired by her style. Outlets including Harper's Bazaar point shoppers to jodhpur-style designs from Mango, Sfera and Zara, suggesting the tailored pants favoured by the queen as a chic alternative to classic suit trousers.
- 3Car bomb attacks hit toll booths in Cauca, Colombia●🟡 Bombing | 5/10 🇨🇴 Car bomb attacks in Cauca department (Colombia) A car bomb was detonated at the El Mango toll booth,
Two car bomb attacks struck toll booths in Colombia's Cauca department. An explosion at the El Mango toll booth destroyed infrastructure and forced the closure of the Pasto-Popayán corridor, a key route in the country's southwest. A second attack was reported at the El Bordo toll booth. The double bombing has raised concern about deteriorating security in the region and disruption to major transport routes.
- 4Indian Study Finds Mango Waste Is a Nutritional Goldmine▼Mango Waste Turns Out to Be a Nutritional Goldmine, Indian Study Finds
An Indian study suggests that mango waste—typically discarded peels and seeds—could be a valuable source of nutrition. Researchers found the byproducts contain beneficial compounds, pointing to potential uses in food and health products. The findings are being shared as an example of turning agricultural waste into something useful.
- 5Carrot and apple mix claims to taste like mango●Eat carrot and apple together, get mango? We tried internet's wildest flavour hacks
A viral flavour hack claims that eating a carrot and an apple together produces the taste of mango. India Today reporters tested this and other internet flavour combination tricks to see whether they actually work, weighing in on the trend that has people trying unlikely fruit pairings at home and sharing their reactions online.