Європейська правда·
Армія Фінляндії закупить FPV-дрони для навчань на 14 млн євро
Сили оборони Фінляндії уклали контракт на суму 14 млн євро на закупівлю FPV-дронів у рамках подальшого зміцнення військового потенціалу країни.
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Deutsche Welle·
Pakistan: Hospital fire kills 15 infants
A fire broke out in the third floor of a maternity ward in Islamabad. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called for an immediate investigation into the tragedy.
Deutsche Welle·
Despite international bans, landmines are back in force
It was considered a major achievement when most countries in the world agreed to ban anti-personnel mines in the 1990s. But given the Russia-Ukraine war, the situation in Europe is changing.
BBC Sport·
How Smith became women's first £1m player
Olivia Smith's career has been in the limelight since she was 15 - but she had been preparing herself for it even before she was a professional footballer.
BBC News Україна·
"Почали бити по машині": що відомо про напад на ТЦК у Тернополі
У Тернополі 25 серпня місцеві жителі посварилися з військовими ТЦК. Сварка переросла в бійку, після якої одного з військових забрали до лікарні.
The Guardian·
Two years in limbo: the residents still paying mortgages on flats destroyed in east London fire
Spectrum Building leaseholders awaiting payouts after freeholder, Arinium, went bankrupt shortly after 2024 blaze Sarah Williams vividly remembers the night in 2016 when she camped overnight in a car park to put down a deposit on a flat in the newly completed Spectrum Building in Dagenham, east London. “People started queuing for those flats 24 hours before they went on sale,” she said. “It was basically the only flat I could afford in London. This was a year before Grenfell, and the flats market in London was completely crazy.” Continue reading...
The Guardian·
Iran seeks to criminalise all contact with foreign media in latest ‘chilling’ crackdown
As photojournalist sentenced to 15 years, rights groups warn law would turn civic engagement into security crime Iran has taken the first step towards criminalising contact with foreign media, in a move human rights groups have said attempts to “sever the entire Iranian society from the rest of the world”. For journalists, researchers and even ordinary citizens, the proposed law being discussed by Iranian lawmakers this month could make speaking to international audiences and groups a potential criminal act and restrict coverage of events such as January’s mass anti-regime protests. Continue reading...
The Guardian·
Autism and ADHD care complaints more than triple in five years in England
NHS ombudsman warns of years-long waits and patients paying thousands to go private as demand for services soars Complaints about autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder services in England have more than tripled in five years, official figures show, with the NHS ombudsman warning of years-long waits and patients paying thousands of pounds for private care. One woman was removed from an ADHD medication waiting list without warning after almost four years, leaving her without the support she needed for about six months. Another patient was given an autism assessment lasting just 50 minutes that failed to follow guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, while a man referred to an ADHD service that was not yet operational ended up paying almost £4,000 for private treatment. Continue reading...
Європейська правда·
"Після війни з Росією ми погодилися на втрату території. В Україні цього не буде". Президент Фінляндії
Александр Стубб: "Зрештою настане день, коли Росія усвідомить, що вона програла цю війну. Щоб це сталося, ми працюємо з американцями".