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Belgium did not approve the evacuation of 13 students and researchers from Gaza
The Belgian government was unable to agree on the evacuation of 13 students and researchers from Gaza who received scholarships at Belgian universities. Due to the political deadlock, the group still cannot leave the Strip and begin their studies in Belgium.
#Antwerp #BartdeWever #Belgium #Gas #MaximePrevost #NewFlemishAlliance
Survey shows weak recognition of Ursula von der Leyen in Germany, France, and Spain
The survey showed that in Germany, France, and Spain, Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission, is often either viewed negatively or not recognized at all. The study’s results appeared a few hours before her annual State of the Union address.
#Germany #EuropeanCommission #EU #Spain #UrsulavonderLeyen #France
Bettina Trump confirmed that Umar Kremlev paid for the wedding celebrations
Donald Trump Jr.’s wife, Bettina Trump, confirmed that the celebrations for their wedding were paid for by Umar Kremlev, the head of the International Boxing Association (IBA), who is close to the head of the Russian president’s security service, Alexey Rubezhny. She wrote about this on Instagram after ProPublica published its investigation.
#IBA #ProPublica #BettinaTrump #JaredKushner #DonaldTrumpJr #UmarKremlev
Cole said the US intends to return $43–44 million stuck in Citibank to Belarus
Donald Trump’s special envoy for Belarus, John Cole, said in Minsk that the US authorities believe it is necessary to unfreeze and return $43–44 million stuck in Citibank to Belarus. According to him, the American side has already contacted the bank and is working out a mechanism for the return.
Pavel Syutkin sentenced to six years in a penal colony in the case of spreading military «fakes»
The Zyuzinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced historian of Russian cuisine and TV host Pavel Syutkin to six years in a penal colony in the case of spreading military «fakes». The case was heard behind closed doors.
#Bucha #VladimirPutin #ZyuzinskyDistrictCourtofMoscow #Moscow #PavelSyutkin #Rosturizm
Patel explained to the U.S. Senate the easing of FBI candidate screening rules
At a hearing in the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, FBI Director Kash Patel explained the easing of requirements for bureau candidates. Senators were outraged that under Patel, the rule disqualifying applicants if they had committed acts of zoophilia before the age of 18 was отменed.
NCSC, FBI and AIVD warned about surveillance of dissidents through Chosen Brick
The British National Cyber Security Centre, the U.S. FBI and the Dutch AIVD service warned about a campaign with the Chosen Brick malware, which hackers linked to Iranian intelligence services use to surveil dissidents, activists and journalists. According to them, attacks have been recorded in the UK, the U.S. and the Netherlands since at least 2025.
At the «Cross of the Nation» in Ulan-Ude, schoolchildren in grades 5–8 were urged to go fight in Ukraine
At the all-Russian race «Cross of the Nation» in Ulan-Ude, schoolchildren in grades 5–8 were urged to go fight in Ukraine. On September 13, a mobilization point was set up at the event site, and after the children’s race, a person in uniform came onto the stage.
#StateDuma #CommunistParty #CrossofNations #Ukraine #ulanude
China Tightens Rules on Citizens’ Travel Abroad
New rules have come into force in China that tighten control over citizens’ travel abroad. Immigration authorities have been given the power to restrict foreign trips, require proof of the purpose of travel and the route, and for forged documents, false information, and violations, a travel ban of up to three years is now предусмотрен.
#alibaba #bbc #DeepSeek #SafeguardDefenders #SupremePeoplesCourtofChina #China
In Russia, the number of schools has fallen by 45% over 25 years
According to the Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge at HSE University, since 2000 the number of active primary, basic, and secondary general education institutions in Russia has fallen by 45%, to 37.9 thousand by the 2025/26 academic year. The network of state schools in rural areas shrank the most: over 25 years, there were 55% fewer of them.
Ivan Lyubshin reported torn-out pages in his passport after being detained at the border with Belarus
Ivan Lyubshin said that after being detained at the border with Belarus, pages nine through twelve were missing from his passport. He discovered this later, when he went to a bank; a passport without any pages is considered invalid.
#Armenia #Belarus #caseofjustificationofterrorism #IvanLyubshin #FSB #CenterE
AB Center: potato harvest in Russia may fall to 7.5 million tons this year
Analysts at AB Center write that the area under industrial potatoes in Russia has shrunk to 277.8 thousand hectares — the lowest level in 18 years. According to their forecast, the harvest this year will fall to 7.5 million tons and will be 0.5–1 million tons below annual consumption.
#ABCenter #AssociationofRetailCompanies #VladimirPutin #PotatoUnion #Russia #Rosstat
Dubai court reviewed documents on foreign assets of Igor Levitin’s relatives worth nearly $300 million
The Dubai court received documents from the Cypriot company Quortia concerning foreign assets linked to relatives of former Transport Minister and Russian presidential adviser Igor Levitin, worth nearly $300 million. The materials mention Quortia assets of $282.9 million, Nelya Levitina’s dividends of $20 million, and her investments through Dubai-based Yarkee of about $8.8 million.
The U.S. House of Representatives has begun investigating Umar Kremlev’s possible involvement in Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding
The U.S. House of Representatives has begun investigating the alleged financial involvement of businessman Umar Kremlev in the festivities marking Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding. Democrat Robert Garcia sent White House Chief of Staff Susan Wiles a letter demanding the release of documents, records, and correspondence related to Kremlev.
#WhiteHouse #VladimirPutin #DonaldTrump #USHouseofRepresentatives #TrumpJr #UmarKremlev
Zelensky said there were two attempts by Russian drones to attack his plane
Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russian drones twice tried to attack his plane. According to him, the first episode was on September 8 during departure to Oslo, and the second — when he was returning to Kyiv from Chișinău, the capital of Moldova.
#CBSNews #VladimirZelensky #Kiev #Moldova #Norway #Russiandrones
In Japan, the number of centenarians has surpassed 100,000 for the first time
In Japan, the number of people aged 100 and over has surpassed 100,000 for the first time and reached 107,677. This is the highest figure in the world, the country’s health ministry said.
#RespectfortheElderlyDay #Kyoto #Kumamoto #KenichiroUeno #MinistryofHealthofJapan #Japan
Russian authorities have rejected reports of an imminent mobilization 17 times
Since June 1, Russia’s federal authorities have rejected the possibility of an imminent mobilization at least 17 times, Important Stories calculated. In September, Vladimir Putin made such statements twice in three days.
#VladimirPutin #WarinUkraine #DmitryMedvedev #DmitryPeskov #mobilization #Russia
NYT reported on a «silent war» between technocrats and the FSB over digital control
The New York Times published on its front page a quote from a Russian official involved in developing digital infrastructure, who called the conflict between technocratic agencies, including the Ministry of Digital Development, and the FSB a «silent war» over methods of monitoring and controlling society. The newspaper’s source linked this dispute to the development of digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence in Russia.
ICE stopped counting miscarriages among detained pregnant women after October 3, 2025
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) stopped recording cases of miscarriages among detained women after October 3, 2025. From January to September 2025, the agency registered at least 18 such cases, and in the fall and winter of last year, the detention centers held a record number of pregnant women for the past year: at least 87 in October and 101 in November.
The Ministry of Economic Development has worsened its inflation forecast to 6.8% because of the fuel crisis
The Ministry of Economic Development raised its estimate of annual inflation in Russia to 6.8% instead of 5.2% in the original plan. The Bell пишет that the revision is linked to the fuel crisis and rising gasoline prices, and in August inflation, according to Rosstat, stood at 6.34%.
#BankofRussia #inflation #MinistryofEconomicDevelopment #Russia #fuelcrisis