ROME – Trevi Fountain in Rome reopens after extensive maintenance ahead of the 2025 Jubilee Holy Year, with a limit of 400 visitors at a time and a potential future entrance fee. Visitors can toss coins into the fountain from a walkway installed during cleaning, continuing the tradition believed to ensure a return trip to Rome. To manage crowds, online booking and a 2 euro fee for 30 minutes inside the fountain area will be implemented.
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Starmer Tells Putin To Stop 'Playing Games' And Accept Trump Peace Deal
Vladimir Putin has welcomed Trump's peace plan for Ukraine but has major reservations, setting conditions for a truce including addressing what he calls the "root causes" of the war. Keir Starmer accuses Putin of "playing games" and plans to form a coalition of countries to help provide security guarantees for any peace deal, urging Putin to stop delaying and agree to a ceasefire now to end the conflict. Boris Johnson also calls for action, stating...
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