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Back on Sept. 5, Rev. Kelsey Lewis Vincent pointed out in a viral post on that platform formerly known as Twitter that she had seen an Instagram Reel that claimed women do not realize how often men are thinking about the Roman Empire

Japan's royal family is now on Instagram but don't expect any candid selfies from its official account, which went live yesterday in a cautious social media debut for the ancient monarchy.

The first 19 posts are formally staged photos and videos of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako carrying out royal duties at recent public appearances.

The application became a hit before the end of the week on the App Store

"Dear ladies, you are a pillar of the family and the country. You protect our Serbia. Thank you, happy International Women's Day!" said Vucic.

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The Facebook and Instagram applications are currently experiencing a widespread outage globally, as reported around 5:30 p.m. Bulgarian time. According to Downdetector, there have been over 120,000 reports of issues with Facebook and a five-digit number of reports for Instagram within the last thirty minutes.

He added in a video message on Instagram:

An 18-year-old Indian chess player has sparked a conversation on attitudes towards women in the sport with an Instagram post about her experiences

"It is time to establish a great Movement for the People and the State, which will have the strength to accelerate the economic growth of Serbia and defend our national and state interests," he wrote.

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Today, Vui sent an important message to the Serbian people on his Instagram account.
President of Serbia announced today on his Instagram profile and once again sent an important message to everyone, sharing a part of his address last night.

"I am proud of the fact that I represent a country that is free and independent," he wrote in a post on his Instagram account.
"And no one can order me, anyone, not from Washington, not from Moscow, not from Berlin, not from any other place. Serbia makes its own decisions, not under anyone's influence, I am proud of that policy, that's how it will be in the future," concluded Vui.