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🇬🇧 Mirror
Life & Tech

Marathon cheaters face permanent bans as Bungie says ‘No second chances’

Bungie has announced that players found cheating in the upcoming game Marathon will face permanent bans, emphasizing a 'no tolerance' policy against cheaters.

Feb 24 • 13:52 UTC
🇲🇽 Milenio (ES)
National & Local

Immediate arrest demonstrates zero tolerance for crime in Puebla: Armenta Mier

The Puebla state government has arrested four suspects linked to the homicide of three young individuals, emphasizing its commitment to a no-impunity approach.

Feb 16 • 10:14 UTC
🌍 RFI Afrique (FR)
National & Local

End of the African Union summit: "No tolerance for unconstitutional changes of power"

The recent African Union summit concluded with a clear message against unconstitutional power changes in the continent.

Feb 15 • 15:37 UTC
🇫🇮 Yle Uutiset
National & Local

Vantaa decision-makers agree on rules for civil discussion - no banned words, zero tolerance for racism

Vantaa city council leaders have established rules for civil discussion, emphasizing zero tolerance for racism after a recent incident during a heated council meeting.

Feb 9 • 14:05 UTC
🇮🇳 Aaj Tak (Hindi)
National & Local

'No Tolerance for Spreading Fear for Money', Says Delhi Police Amid Reports of People Going Missing

Delhi police reassures the public that there is no need to panic amidst rising reports of people going missing in the city, with official data indicating 807 individuals reported missing in January 2026.

Feb 6 • 05:15 UTC
🇬🇷 Proto Thema
National & Local

Sdoukou for farmers: No tolerance for insults and delinquent behaviors

The spokesperson of New Democracy emphasized that individuals with a history of illegal or delinquent behavior will not be allowed to participate in discussions with farmers as stipulated by the Prime Minister.

Jan 16 • 11:38 UTC
🇩🇪 taz
World

Protests in Iran: When people can no longer endure humiliation

Increasing protests in Iran against the Mullah regime raise questions about a possible regime change as people's tolerance for humiliation fades.

Jan 9 • 16:31 UTC

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