On April Fools’ Day, celebrated worldwide with practical jokes and hoaxes, the history of the tradition dates back hundreds of years with unclear origins. The day may have ties to France in 1564 or the change from the Julian to Gregorian calendar in 1582. Regardless of its origin, April Fools’ Day is marked by pranks and hoaxes, with the first documented reference in 1561 in a Flemish writer’s poem.
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Exclusive interview: The exiled Crown Prince of Iran
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last Shah, is emerging as a significant opposition leader advocating for a pro-Western and pro-Israel Iran, as demonstrated during his visit to Israel in April 2023. He proposes a strategy of maximum pressure on the Iranian regime combined with support for the Iranian people, envisioning himself as a transitional leader overseeing a referendum for Iran's future. Pahlavi highlights the need for international support, particularly from the G7, to...
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