A car attack at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, killed at least five and injured over 200 on Friday. Authorities have arrested Taleb A., a Saudi-born doctor residing in Germany since 2006, as the suspect. This incident reignited debates about education's role in preventing radicalisation. Counter-terrorism consultant Rebecca Schönenbach remarked on X, “Education does …

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Planning my upcoming trip to Europe was surprisingly easy. Thanks to artificial intelligence, most of the hard work was done for me. AI can help you plan your next getaway, too. Start Here Here’s how to make AI your travel agent. While paid apps and sites exist, I haven’t found any worth paying for yet. Instead, try these popular AI tools: Step 1: Describe Your Preferences AI can create personalized trips tailored to your interests and needs. Provide details about your preferences to get the best suggestions. By InterestsAI can curate recommendations based on your hobbies or those of your travel group: By WeatherGet suggestions for destinations that match your preferred climate: By Occasion or MoodLet AI suggest places based on the vibe you’re after: AI crafts customized trips based on your unique needs and desires, far beyond generic travel guides. Step 2: Simplify Bookings and Reservations AI makes travel planning easier by streamlining bookings and reservations. Flights and TransportationAI helps you find flights and transportation options tailored to your budget and preferences: Hotels and AccommodationsAI can filter options based on your specific requirements: Step 3: Ask Smart Questions Asking detailed questions yields amazing results. For example: Digging deeper ensures you discover hidden treasures that even seasoned travelers might miss: Step 4: Pack Like a Pro Avoid overpacking or forgetting essentials by letting AI guide you: Being well-prepared saves time and stress, especially for international travel. Share these tips with your favorite travel buddy and start planning your next unforgettable …

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