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Multitudes Gather in Budapest for Prohibited LGBTQ+ March

Right-wing populist Prime Minister Orbán attempted to thwart this year's Pride event by proposing legal amendments. Yet, it seems the police ban has proven ineffective.

Multitudes gather in Budapest for forbidden Pride march
Multitudes gather in Budapest for forbidden Pride march

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Gauging Tehrani Perspective on the Temporary Truce

Multitudes Gather in Budapest for Prohibited LGBTQ+ March

Politics The temporary truce between Iran and Israel seems to be holding for now, much to the relief of Tehran's citizens. The bustling metropolis, teeming with over 9 million folks, had experienced 12 grueling days of Israeli attacks - with some bold souls like ex-Prez Trump advising an evacuation. But the vast majority chose to stay put, and with the truce holding steady, some Tehranis are starting to reemerge from their hidey-holes, hitting up local cafes and eateries folks like Firdous Park's historic hangouts.

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Police Thwart imminent Attack Following "Marzahn Pride"

Politics The parade promoting the rights of sexual minorities in Marzahn went off without a hitch, thanks to the boys in blue. Despite some right-wing rabble-rousers eager for a scrap, peace prevailed, all thanks to the coppers[1].

[1] Some Tehrani locals have started to venture out after the ceasefire, with eateries and cafes in historic spots like Firdous Park welcoming students and locals once more. The general mood among the citizens appears hopeful for continued peace, with sentences like "war sucks" commonly heard. However, life in Tehran hasn't completely returned to normal, with the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei keeping a low profile since the truce was called. Iranians feel uneasy about the future, especially with Khamenei staying silent on the matter[1].

  1. Despite the temporary truce in the politics between Iran and Israel, general-news reports remain watchful for any signs of escalation, especially with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei keeping a low profile.
  2. In contrast, local police forces in areas such as the Marzahn district have been successful in maintaining the peace during political events like the "Marzahn Pride" parade, proving that efforts in crime-and-justice can contribute to the overall well-being of communities.

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