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Belfast Shipbuilding History: Titanic Blueprints to Go Live

The original blueprints of the RMS Titanic are being made accessible to the public through a new initiative called "From Drawing Board to Slipway." This archive provides a comprehensive look at the ship’s design, from its luxury third-class cabins to its ill-fated safety features. The release comes 114 years after the tragedy that claimed over 1,500 lives.

Archivists highlight that the collection also sheds light on the RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic, the latter of which was sunk by a mine in 1916. By digitizing and cataloging these "hidden histories," National Museums Northern Ireland hopes to preserve the legacy of the Harland & Wolff shipyard. The archive is currently stored at the Cultra Collections Store, awaiting its first public viewing.

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Art World Shaken by Brazen Multi-Million Euro Theft near Parma

Three iconic paintings by Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masters have been stolen in a rapid-response heist in northern Italy. The theft of Renoir’s Les Poissons (1917) and works by Matisse and Cézanne has sent shockwaves through the cultural sector. The entire operation lasted only 180 seconds, ending just as police were alerted by automated security systems.

The stolen Cézanne is noted for its rarity as a late-career watercolor, while the Matisse depicts a famous sun-drenched terrace scene. Authorities are examining potential links to other recent European museum robberies. For now, the Magnani Rocca Foundation remains closed to the public as the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit processes the crime scene.

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Economic Fallout Mounts as Iran Strikes UAE and Bahrain Factories

The fifth week of the Gulf war has seen a shift toward targeting vital industrial infrastructure. Emirates Global Aluminium and Aluminium Bahrain reported direct hits and casualties from Iranian strikes. Simultaneously, a drone swarm significantly damaged Kuwait’s airport radar, and Omani ports faced "cowardly" attacks, further rattling international markets and energy supply chains.

The IDF continues its offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon, where the WHO reports 51 medical staff killed in March alone. Israel’s killing of journalists has sparked international outcry, though the IDF maintains they were targeting militants operating under the guise of press. With Houthi missiles now in play, the risk of a total regional maritime blockade is at its highest level yet.

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Humpback Whale Escapes Sandbank After Days of Stranding

A 15-meter humpback whale spotted off the resort of Timmendorfer Strand has finally reached deeper water. The breakthrough came after rescuers spent Thursday dredging a channel to aid the mammal’s escape. By Friday morning, the whale was spotted swimming 300 meters offshore, showing increased activity compared to previous days.

Experts from the Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research are optimistic but stay on high alert. The whale’s route toward its natural habitat requires it to swim north toward Denmark and then into the Atlantic. Despite the success of the rescue, the animal's health remains a concern as it continues its migration.

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Is This the End of Social Media? Global Shift Following Jury Verdict

A landmark court decision has labeled YouTube and Instagram as "negligent" in their platform design. The verdict highlights that "engagement" techniques—auto-play, algorithms, and endless scrolling—are tools of addiction rather than just product features. Tech giants are now bracing for a wave of similar lawsuits that could force them to fundamentally change how their apps function.

While Google and Meta argue that their platforms are not solely responsible for mental health issues, the legal landscape is shifting. Australia has already implemented age-based blocks, and the UK is currently debating similar amendments to its Wellbeing Bill. This ruling marks a pivot point where platform design is no longer viewed as a neutral choice but as a potential legal liability.

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Epstein Transparency Act Criticized by Victim of Drugging and Rape

A survivor speaking to the BBC has called for a total overhaul of how the Epstein files are released to the public. She shared her personal story of being incapacitated and raped by Epstein to highlight the "monstrous" nature of his crimes. She argues that the justice system has failed survivors by focusing on the abuser's name rather than the victims' recovery.

Despite President Trump signing the Transparency Act into law, millions of documents are still pending release. Lawmakers have already accused the Justice Department of "failing to obscure" survivor details in earlier releases. The survivor insists that the files must be released to allow for healing, rather than serving as fuel for social media and political headlines.

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