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Paris erupted into chaos on May 31, 2025, after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured their first-ever UEFA Champions League title with a stunning 5–0 victory over Inter Milan. The win was historic, with young star Désiré Doué scoring twice and assisting another goal, helping PSG deliver the largest margin of victory in a Champions League final. While the triumph marked a proud moment for the club, the celebrations quickly spiraled out of control in the French capital.

Thousands of fans gathered across Paris, particularly near the Champs-Élysées and Parc des Princes stadium, to celebrate the victory. However, joy turned to violence as some supporters began rioting — setting cars on fire, smashing bus stops, and launching fireworks. Riot police were deployed in large numbers, using tear gas and water cannons to restore order. By the end of the night, nearly 300 people were arrested. French officials, including Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, condemned the violence, calling the rioters "barbarians" who disrespected the spirit of sport.
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The Trump administration has admitted 49 white South Africans to the U.S. as refugees, citing “government-sponsored racial discrimination,” according to a senior State Department official. ⁠
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Most of the group are Afrikaners from farming communities. President Donald Trump ordered their resettlement through an executive action titled “Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa,” claiming they face violence and economic exclusion. ⁠
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The move comes amid an ongoing dispute over South Africa’s land reform efforts. In 2017, an audit found that white South Africans—who make up about 7% of the population—own roughly 75% of individually held farmland.⁠
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A 2025 law allows limited expropriation without compensation, which the Trump administration framed as targeting whites. South African officials say the policy is intended to address the legacy of apartheid, during which the Afrikaner-led government denied Black South Africans land rights, political representation, and basic freedoms under a formal system of racial segregation that lasted from 1948 to 1994.⁠
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South Africa’s government rejected Trump’s refugee designation, calling the persecution claims “completely false” and politically motivated. “There is no data at all that backs that there is persecution of white South Africans,” said Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola. ⁠
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Critics in the U.S., including Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, questioned why this group was prioritized while refugee programs for people fleeing war and famine remain suspended. ⁠
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This spring at Paradise Park ATL @paradiseparkatl has been nothing short of sacred. ❤️❤️❤️🥳 From solo seekers to visionary groups, we’ve been honored to hold space for so many beautiful souls who came to rest, reset, and reconnect with themselves in our wellness sanctuary.
🙏🏾 🌺🙏🏾 Thank you to each and every guest who trusted us with your hearts and healing—you are the reason this land feels so alive. Your joy, your breakthroughs, your stillness… they’ve filled Paradise with even more purpose.
As we step into summer, the river still flows.☀️
The butterflies return.
The green tomatoes ripen on the vine.
And our team is ready to welcome you home.🥰
Whether you’re seeking clarity, nourishment, stillness, or soul connection—there’s a retreat waiting with your name on it.
Upcoming Summer Retreats at Paradise Park ATL:
• Pause: Signature Day Retreat – May 25
• Mother’s Day Weekend Retreat – May 3 & 4
• Gardening & Pampering Retreat – May 18
• Signature Custom Retreats – Available by appointment

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The season has changed. Maybe it’s your turn now.