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#13252876

29 January 2026

The Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, appears on a smartphone screen with a Greenland flag in the background in this photo illustration in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252880

29 January 2026

A close-up shows a mobile phone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252883

29 January 2026

A close-up shows a mobile phone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252884

29 January 2026

The Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, appears on a smartphone screen, with Google Play visible on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252886

29 January 2026

A close-up shows a mobile phone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252887

29 January 2026

A finger taps on a smartphone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252889

29 January 2026

A person holds a smartphone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252890

29 January 2026

A person holds a smartphone displaying the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13252895

29 January 2026

A mobile phone displays the Danish app ''UdenUSA,'' called ''NonUSA'' in English, in Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 29, 2026. The app helps consumers in Denmark identify goods from the United States in supermarkets so they can avoid them. Two friends develop the app in response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Greenland and Denmark.

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#13248050

28 January 2026

Haze covers part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248051

28 January 2026

Rain and haze cover part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248052

28 January 2026

Rain and haze cover part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248053

28 January 2026

Rain and haze cover part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248054

28 January 2026

Haze covers part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248055

28 January 2026

Haze covers part of Kathmandu, Nepal, as the weather changes across the nation on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills see continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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#13248056

28 January 2026

Nepali students in winter clothes return from their educational institution on a cold day in Nepal, on January 28, 2026. Widespread snowfall and rain across parts of Nepal disrupt daily life, particularly in Himalayan and high-hill districts, forcing road closures, halting flights, and affecting electricity and communications in several regions. Heavy snowfall is reported in Manang, Mustang, Dolpa, Humla, Mugu, Jumla, Bajura, Baglung, Rukum East, Myagdi, Dolakha, and parts of Karnali Province. Snow accumulation reaches up to two to three feet in upper Himalayan areas, while lower hills experience continuous rain and a sharp drop in temperature. Despite hardships, farmers across mountain districts welcome the precipitation, saying it benefits winter crops such as wheat and barley and improves soil moisture after prolonged dryness. Weather officials advise travelers to monitor forecasts closely and avoid high-risk routes until snowfall subsides and roads are cleared.

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