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EU plans €51M Choose Europe call for research careers in 2027

The EU wants to attract more researchers like Anne-Marie Jeannet, an American sociologist in Italy. Photo credits: Fred Guerdin / European Union The European Commission plans to launch a €51. 25 million call in 2027 as part of the Choose Europe initiative, which is intended to make the continent a more attractive place to pursue a career in research. The Commission launched a €22. 5. Read more here.

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The Telegraph leaks Europe’s peace plan: Brussels offers its own version instead of Washington’s (LOL)

The Telegraph has published a draft of the European “peace plan” for Ukraine an alternative to the U. S. proposal. It includes 24 points, and many of them look tougher in Kyiv’s favor compared to the American version. Key points: 🔵 Full ceasefire and international monitoring (U. S. + Europe, satellites, drones, on-the-ground inspections). 🔵 Russia must return all deported Ukrainian children and all detained civilians. 🔵 Exchange of all prisoners of war under the “all for all” formula. 🔵 Ukraine receives legally binding security guarantees from the U. S. effectively a version of Article 5. 🔵 No restrictions on the.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Honors The ‘Voices Of The 500’

The post Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Honors The ‘Voices Of The 500’ appeared com. ABC Sports brought the Indianapolis 500 into the living room beginning with “Wide World of Sports” in 1965. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is honoring the greats of broadcasting with its newest exhibit. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum In a week when the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum won a prestigious international award, an exciting new exhibit will honor the history of bringing the world’s biggest race to the masses. On Saturday, November 22, the museum located in the infield of the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened a new exhibit featuring the history of radio and television at the Indianapolis 500. “Now Stay Tuned” opened in The Chip Ganassi Gallery in the Lower Level. It’s a rotating exhibit that replaced, “Best of the Best: The Four-Time Winners.” “Now Stay Tuned” explores how broadcasting the Indianapolis 500 helped make the race a global phenomenon. The title is a nod to Sid Collins’ famous phrase, “now stay tuned for ‘The Greatest Spectacle in Racing’”, which was created by copywriter Alice Greene in 1955. Guests will hear the voices of generations past as they’re immersed in different eras of broadcasting. With sections including IMS Radio Network, ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and present-day FOX Sports coverage, guests will learn and listen to the voices of beloved broadcasters who have led race coverage, from Sid Collins and Paul Page to Jim McKay and Bob Jenkins. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network began in 1951 with the legendary Sid Collins as the anchor. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Photo “The IMS Museum staff has done a remarkable job of putting ‘Now Stay Tuned’ together. This exhibit showcases the tools and stories of the history of broadcasting, an industry I was proud to be part of for 47 years,” said former chief announcer Paul Page. “Throughout my career,.

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Manish Malhotra’s Gustaakh Ishq to premiere at IFFI 2025 on November 24

Manish Malhotra’s Gustaakh Isqh Kucch Pehle Jaisa is all set for an official premiere at the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa. The festival is scheduled to be held from 20th November to 28th, and Gustaakh Ishq will have its grand premiere on 24th November. For Manish Malhotra, the film marks his first cinematic production under Stage5 Production, celebrating old-school love, poetry and shayris bringing back the charm of nostalgic ishq. Considering that Gustaakh Ishq marks Malhotra’s debut film as a producer, its premiere at IFFI is a milestone for him and the Indian film industry. Starring Naseeruddin Shah, Vijay Varma, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sharib Hashmi, Gustaakh Ishq reignites the magic of puraani mohabbat with lingering glances, feels and music that goes straight to the heart, and a tale that’s unhurried but deeply poetic. Produced by Manish Malhotra alongside his brother Dinesh Malhotra under Stage5 Production, Vibhu Puri directs Gustaakh Ishq, and it unfolds as a poignant tale of passion and unspoken desire, set amidst the bylanes of Purani Dilli and the fading kothis of Punjab. The film releases in theatres on 28th November. Also Read: Gustaakh Ishq producer Manish Malhotra reveals why Fatima Sana Shaikh was his first choice; says, “She’s very beautiful, very petite”.

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This Fast-Food Chain’s Secret Bitcoin Strategy Is Driving a 15% Revenue Surge

The post This Fast-Food Chain’s Secret Bitcoin Strategy Is Driving a 15% Revenue Surge appeared com. Steak ‘n Shake expands to El Salvador, adopting Bitcoin payments after reporting an 11% sales increase in US locations. A new rewards program offers $5 in Bitcoin for purchasing specific meal items to drive adoption. The Steak ‘n Shake restaurant chain has confirmed plans to establish operations in El Salvador. This move represents an international expansion for the company founded in 1934. El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021. The company’s decision is part of a corporate strategy aimed at integrating crypto assets into its global payment options. The brand recently participated in the Bitcoin Histórico event in San Salvador. During the gathering, the firm set up a temporary point of sale in Gerardo Barrios Plaza. They offered products from their traditional menu, including fries cooked with grass-fed beef tallow and their signature Steakburgers. The company’s official X account expressed positive expectations about starting operations in the Central American nation. The description of El Salvador as “Bitcoin Country” appeared in the digital communication. The firm underlined its intention to integrate progressively within the local digital economy. Steak ‘n Shake began accepting Bitcoin as a payment method in United States locations starting in May 2025. Dan Edwards, Chief Operating Officer, set a goal for cryptocurrency adoption across all worldwide franchises. Sales Growth and BTC Rewards Program Internal data from Steak ‘n Shake reflects an 11% increase in sales during the second quarter. This growth was registered specifically in locations that enabled Bitcoin payments. Management attributes this result directly to the incorporation of the cryptocurrency. The chain currently operates more than 400 establishments within the United States. Its public positioning is oriented towards being a fast-food brand open to digital assets. A collaborative agreement with the Fold rewards app forms part of this initiative. The alliance allows customers who purchase.

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Sholay’s original ending finally set for release; restored version to hit theatres on December 12, 2025

The makers of Sholay have officially announced the release date of the newly restored 4K version of the 1975 classic. The film, featuring director Ramesh Sippy’s originally intended ending, will arrive in theatres on December 12, 2025, marking the first time Indian audiences will see the climax exactly as it was envisioned five decades ago. This announcement comes shortly after veteran actor Dharmendra, who headlined the iconic film alongside Amitabh Bachchan, was discharged from the hospital following a recent health scare. The actor is currently recovering at home. The restored version of Sholay has been created by the Film Heritage Foundation in collaboration with Sippy Films. The team sourced a rare colour reversal print from London, located the original camera negatives, and even recovered long-lost deleted scenes from a warehouse in Mumbai. The result is a 4K restoration that returns the film to its original 70mm format. The film made its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) earlier this year and is set for its Australian debut at the Indian Film Festival of Sydney (IFFS) in October. With the newly announced India release, the restoration is now headed for a wide audience. The Original Ending, Five Decades Later One of the biggest draws of this version is the reinstatement of the original climax, where Thakur kills Gabbar Singh-an ending that had been altered due to censorship restrictions during the Emergency. Speaking to Bollywood Hungama last month, Ramesh Sippy explained the circumstances that led to the change. “In 1975, it was the time of the Emergency. So, we couldn’t argue too much. But the end that I put in had to be shot at the last minute,” he said. “This changed climax was the same ending that took place in every film at that time. The police comes and says, ‘Ruk jaao’! It was a typical ending. That’s what I didn’t like; there was no other reason.”He added with humour, “The Censor officials stressed that ‘He’s an officer. He should not be taking the law into his own hands’. Actually, I can’t say hands as he didn’t have any.”With the restored version now set for a December 12 release, audiences will have the chance to revisit Sholay in a form that honours its scale, craft, and original creative vision. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Ramesh Sippy SLAMS high ticket prices in theatres: “If Sholay had released in today’s times, minimum ticket price would have been Rs. 200; it WOULDN’T have got repeat audience”.

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