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The exhibition at the Städel in Frankfurt highlights Claude Monet's selective portrayal of subjects, revealing what he chose to leave out and why.

The article discusses the recent appearance of the northern lights in Sweden and Norway, inviting readers to share their pictures.

Jani and Mari Kleemola, a couple from Ulvila, Finland, have transformed their lives by losing over 100 kilos together, spurred by a humiliating incident on a beautiful summer day.

Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam shared stunning vacation photos from the French Alps, drawing attention from celebrity athletes including Lindsey Vonn.

The Fallas festival in Valencia humorously features large figures parodying world leaders, including Trump, Putin, and Netanyahu, culminating in a fiery spectacle.

A visual roundup of the most remarkable images captured during the week, including cultural events and celebrations.

The article presents various snapshots from around the world, highlighting important events and moments in different countries.

Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid al-Fitr while navigating the impacts of conflict in the Middle East.

Collien Fernandes shares her fight against the spread of fake nude pictures and sex videos of her, discussing her quest for justice in an interview.

A Belfast man inadvertently captured a stunning photo of someone mid-leap while taking pictures on New Year's Eve.

Thousands gathered at Lakemba mosque in south-western Sydney to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan.

The trailer for 'Spider-Man: A New Day' has set a record for the most views in 24 hours, surpassing 718.6 million views shortly after its release.

Sony Pictures and the Chinese company Pop Mart confirmed the development of a film based on Labubu, a character from The Monsters universe.

The popular Labubu plush toys will soon have their own feature film combining live-action and animated elements, as announced by their manufacturer Pop Mart and Sony Pictures.

The article presents a series of significant images from March, highlighting various global situations including military operations, displacement crises, and notable events in sports and royalty.

Thailand's 'Death Fest' allows people to confront their mortality and experience the sensations associated with death.

In Mathura-Vrindavan, preparations for President Droupadi Murmu's visit have led to the installation of pictures of langurs to deter mischievous monkeys known for snatching eyeglasses.

Iran has launched a drone attack on two oil refineries in Kuwait, resulting in a significant fire at the facilities.

Heidi Foxell shares her recovery journey from a serious health crisis on Instagram, detailing her battle with sepsis and the long road to recovery.

Pop Mart has announced a film featuring its character Labubu, in collaboration with Sony Pictures, aimed at expanding its intellectual property.

Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg celebrate the arrival of their first child, a son named Bowden, sharing photos on social media.

Abhishek Kumar interacted with his fans by taking pictures with them.

The article presents a series of snapshots highlighting various events and celebrations around the world in March, including beachgoers in San Francisco, St. Patrick's Day festivities in Dublin, Eid al-Fitr celebrations in Bangladesh, breaking fast in Gaza, and a surprising incident at Nairobi airport.

The first images of the new Spider-Man film featuring Tom Holland have been released, with the movie set to premiere on July 29.

Zuheir Darwish's new exhibition, 'Time of Forgetting', features paintings that reflect themes of displacement, war, and fear, inspired by his own experiences as a stateless Kurdish refugee.

A tragic fire in a four-story building in Palam, Delhi, has claimed the lives of nine family members.

A man was arrested for illegally entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, a famous hippo in Thailand, to take pictures and videos.

Bollywood actress Daisy Shah attended an Iftar party in Mumbai, attracting a large crowd of fans eager to take pictures with her.

Three photographers share personal stories behind their work featured in the book 'New Danish Photography 02.'

Cuba faces its most severe crisis in history due to a critical energy and fuel shortage, leading to widespread power outages affecting millions.

The article features a series of striking images from various locations, highlighting unique cultural practices and environmental challenges.

Indian cricketer Yash Dayal has reportedly married content creator Shweta Pundir and shared romantic honeymoon pictures that confirm their relationship.

A shocking incident occurred near the Tadoba Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra, where people dangerously approached a tiger to film videos and take pictures.

A male politician in Klippan is facing charges for sending sexual images and videos to a female colleague during political meetings over a period of years.

The FBI recently searched Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico ranch, uncovering disturbing claims of abuse and trafficking involving multiple women.

A series of impactful moments from March covers activism, cultural ceremonies, royal visits, and the plight of refugees.

Today is Ilkka's name day in Finland, and readers are invited to take a quiz to see how well they recognize famous people named Ilkka.

After the Emma gala, Heikki Paasonen and his wife chose to continue celebrating, leading to a spontaneous moment that drew attention online.

Nelli Matula and her family are seeking to renovate their summer cottage due to space constraints that hinder daily activities.

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony is taking place in Los Angeles, where winners are being announced.

Supporters of Viktor Orbán and the Hungarian football player Dominik Magyar gather in Budapest, celebrating their shared political views.

Unclothed cyclists in São Paulo protested for road safety and respect for cyclists as part of the international "Naked Bike Ride" event.

This article showcases a collection of significant images from the past week, focusing on events in the Middle East and a provocative statue in the U.S.

Dagens Nyheter features a collection of photographs from week 11 that reflect current events in Sweden and around the world.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un watched a missile exercise with his daughter, during which twelve precision-guided missiles were launched, presumably in response to U.S.-South Korean military drills.

Finnish sprinter Emma Tainio surprises her Instagram followers with bold fashion choices while training for the winter season.

The article invites readers to participate in a visual test to identify whether certain images are from Finland or other countries, emphasizing the difficulty and accuracy required.

The city of Kokkola, Finland, is undergoing significant urban development and beautification, transforming its main sights within a few years.

The Bank of England plans to replace the images of historical figures on British banknotes with pictures of indigenous British animals following a favorable public consultation.

Hasidic Jews are revitalizing a once-sleepy town, sending their wishes to heaven as they bring back its historic vibrancy.