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The illusion of a safe pause and Holguin’s wake-up call

CyprusMail 13 Jul 2026
For nearly a decade since Crans-Montana, Greek Cypriot leaders have operated under the illusion of a risk-free status quo ... The accountability pivot ... Irreversible shifts on the ground ... Nicosia’s current manoeuvres highlight the depth of this gridlock.
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The Illusion of the External Enemy: How Domestic Agency Is Redefining Iran’s Future

NCRI 12 Jul 2026
Six-minute read  The recent diplomatic pause between ... The post The Illusion of the External Enemy.
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Baghdad: The Illusion of Peace

The New York Review of Books 09 Jul 2026
A column of white smoke shadowed the alleys nearby ... in the street.
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Synexis Releases "The Illusion of Clean," Examining What Happens Between Cleaning Events in Healthcare

Weatherford Democrat 08 Jul 2026
New thought leadership examines what happens as pathogen exposure returns between essential cleaning and disinfection interventions ....
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Jordan Stinson Releases Breaking the Illusion: The U.S. Government Spiritual Exposé

GetNews 08 Jul 2026
Throughout Breaking the Illusion, Stinson interrogates the concept of “illusion” as a multi-layered construct ... Government Spiritual Exposé series, Breaking the Illusion sets the conceptual foundation for subsequent volumes.
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The Primal Shift: Shattering the illusion of ownership

Natural News 07 Jul 2026
"The Primal Shift. When Starvation Unleashes the Beast Within" argues that bank deposits are not truly owned by depositors due to fractional reser... .
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Neptune Retrograde July 7: Why the Illusions in Your Life Are Ending

The Times of India 06 Jul 2026
Neptune relates to imagination, faith, dreams, emotions, spirituality, and illusion ... However, it is time to wake up! The question that Neptune's retrograde on July 7 really poses is ... The illusions you have experienced are ending now.
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Neuroscientists shed light on the illusion of learning from short videos

PsyPost 06 Jul 2026
Using social media applications to digest bite-sized educational content actually reduces a person’s ability to remember the information, according to new research ... These results were published in the journal Communications Psychology.
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The Real Problem With AI in Schools Isn’t Cheating—It’s the Illusion of Learning

The Epoch Times 05 Jul 2026
Commentary The current debate over children and artificial intelligence (AI) is too often framed around cheating, especially in schools ... But it is not the deepest concern ... The blank pages mocked me.
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Proverb of the day: Fine feathers do not make fine birds—on luxury culture, curated identity and the illusion of arrival

The Times of India 05 Jul 2026
The peacock is the proverb's unspoken protagonist. Extravagant, impossible to ignore, and built almost entirely around the business of being seen. The bird is not faster, stronger or more capable than its plainer counterparts ... Download the TOI App.
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