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Month: December 2022

The ‘sexy’ reality behind Sicily’s ‘White Lotus’ hotel

Silvia Marchetti, CNN With lavish Baroque villas, exotic gardens, dramatic landscapes, ancient art and a seductive vibe, Sicily seems to be the perfect location for season two of dark comedy series “The White Lotus.” The award-winning show charts the tangled, erotic and sometimes dangerous adventures of super-rich vacationers staying at the beautiful clifftop San Domenico

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Despite rhetoric, Greek-Turkish armed conflict seen remote

By ELENA BECATOROS and SUZAN FRASER Associated Press ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Even by the standards of Turkey’s and Greece’s frequently strained relations, it was a remarkable escalation. Speaking to youths in a Black Sea town, Turkey’s president directly threatened his country’s western neighbor: Unless the Greeks “stay calm,” he said, Turkey’s new ballistic missiles

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¿Quién era y qué hizo Benedicto XVI? El papa de transición que trató de guiar a la Iglesia durante tiempos difíciles

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — Algunos católicos recordarán muchas cosas o no del papado de Benedicto XVI, pero lo que no olvidarán es cómo terminó: su repentino anuncio de que iba a renunciar —el primer papa en 600 años— y su partida dramática dejaron a la Iglesia en territorio inexplorado. Pero para algunos, el solo

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‘God’s Rottweiler’: Benedict shaped Catholic doctrine but faced criticism for handling of sexual abuse crisis

By Daniel Burke and Hada Messia, CNN Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, whose death at 95 was announced Saturday, was a powerful intellectual force who shaped the Catholic Church’s theology for more than a quarter century before shocking the world by resigning in 2013. While not quite unprecedented, Benedict’s resignation was highly unusual. Popes typically hold

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