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In Vladivostok, a pickup truck with an anti-aircraft machine gun was spotted in Putin’s motorcade
In Vladivostok, a pickup truck with an anti-aircraft machine gun was spotted in Vladimir Putin’s motorcade. The president came to the city to take part in the Eastern Economic Forum.
#Bishkek #Valdai #Vladivostok #VladimirPutin #TheStateDuma #fso
Explosion near the station in Augsburg injures two teenagers
In the German city of Augsburg, in Bavaria, an explosion occurred near the railway station. The injured are 17- and 18-year-old teenagers with minor injuries, and train traffic has been suspended.
EU prepares sanctions against camps and officials in Russia, Crimea, and North Korea
The European Union is preparing a new sanctions package that could include children’s camps in Russia, Crimea, and North Korea, as well as officials responsible for education in Ukrainian territories occupied by the Russian army. The restrictions are planned to be approved in October, and the draft lists 1,600 individuals and legal entities.
#EuropeanUnion #Crimea #Russia #RustamMinnikhanov #EUsanctions #NorthKorea
New York bans AI for students up to 8th grade for one year
In New York public schools, the use of artificial intelligence has been banned for students up to and including 8th grade for one year. The city’s mayor, Zohran Mamdani, announced that the ban applies to any software with generative AI that is directed at students.
Putin launches hydrometallurgical plant at the Udokan deposit
Vladimir Putin launched a hydrometallurgical plant at the Udokan copper deposit in Russia’s Zabaykalsky Krai. The enterprise will produce cathode copper with a purity of 99.99%, and the site’s total capacity after launch is expected to reach 150,000 tons per year.
#VladimirPutin #Transbaikal #Putin #RussiaEnterprise #Udokansky
Uber drivers filed a class action in Amsterdam over the trip payment algorithm
Uber drivers from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and other countries filed a class action in the Amsterdam District Court, where the company’s European headquarters is located. They claim that the algorithm assigns pay differently and distributes orders for about 241,000 drivers in the EU and the UK.
Germany intends to push for further cuts in tourist visas for Russians
Germany intends to push for a further reduction in the number of tourist Schengen visas issued to Russians. This was stated by a representative of the German Foreign Ministry, Martin Giese, after a meeting of the EU foreign ministers, at which, according to the EU’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas, tightening the rules for Russian tourists received broad support.
#Germany #EU #ESKaiKallas #MFA #GermanForeignMinistryMartinGiese #About
Utah court rules accused Charlie Kirk killer to stand trial
A judge in Utah ruled that Tyler James Robinson will stand trial in the Charlie Kirk murder case, and he could face the death penalty. The decision came after a preliminary hearing in which the sides argued over the sufficiency of the evidence.
#court #TylerJamesRobinson #CharlieKirk #CharlieKirkJudge #Utah
In Novosibirsk, a case was opened against a 16-year-old schoolgirl under a terrorism article
The 16-year-old schoolgirl from Novosibirsk, Vitalina Prening, was added to the Rosfinmonitoring list on August 10. According to the registry, a criminal case has been opened against her under a terrorism article, and the materials have already been sent to the representative office of the 2nd Eastern District Military Court in Novosibirsk.
#InNovosibirsk #Eastern #NovosibirskVitalinaPrening #Novosibirsk #ON #Rosfinmonitoring10
Jüri Madise elected President of Estonia at an extraordinary parliamentary session
Estonia’s Chancellor of Justice Jüri Madise was elected president of the country at an extraordinary parliamentary session on September 2. She received 71 votes out of 101 deputies, with the required minimum being 68 votes.
Grushko said at the EEF that NATO is preparing for a confrontation with Russia and a hybrid war in the Arctic
Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Grushko said at the Eastern Economic Forum that NATO is preparing for a military confrontation with Russia. He also said that the West has unleashed a hybrid war against Russia in the Arctic and is trying to achieve military superiority there.
#AlexanderGrushko #Arctic #WarinUkraine #vef #hybridwar #militarism #NATO #Russia
In Moscow and Bashkortostan, schoolchildren attacked a teacher and a student with a knife
In Moscow, a fifth-grader stabbed a teacher at School No. 1392 in the village of Maryino, and in Bashkortostan, a 14-year-old schoolboy struck a 15-year-old cadet-class student with a kitchen knife. In both cases, the victims needed medical assistance: the Moscow teacher was hospitalized, and the teenager in Bashkortostan was taken to intensive care and operated on.
Kallas calls foiled drone attack near Leipzig «state terrorism»
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas called the foiled drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport «state terrorism» after Germany blamed Russia for the incident. She made the statement on Wednesday at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Wicklow, Ireland.
#chapter #stateterrorism #ECKajaKallas #Callas #LeipzigHalle #Leipzig
Pegasus cancelled flights between Moscow and Turkish cities
The Turkish low-cost airline Pegasus cancelled at least one flight from Bodrum to Moscow, which was scheduled to depart at 00:05 on the night of September 2. The board at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport also showed cancellations of several Pegasus flights from Moscow to Istanbul, Bodrum, and Dalaman.
Icelanders rejected the resumption of accession talks with the EU: 52.8% against 47.2%
In Iceland, 52.8% of voters voted against resuming negotiations on joining the European Union, while 47.2% supported the move. The vote was a blow to Brussels, but it did not mean the country was abandoning its close ties with the EU.
Sberbank reported individual cross-border M&A deals
In 2026, Sberbank’s portfolio included cross-border M&A deals in which Russian owners buy assets abroad, the bank’s first deputy chairman Alexander Vedyakhin told RBC on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum. He called such transactions isolated and said they are not visible on the surface because of confidentiality.
Zelensky warned airlines about the risks of flying over Russian skies
Volodymyr Zelensky said in an evening video address that Russian airspace is «becoming completely unsafe» for airlines, insurers, and those who use key Russian airports. According to him, Ukraine does not threaten civil aviation, but because of drone attacks, «the Russian sky will in fact be closing».
#aviation #security #business #VladimirZelensky #WarinUkraine #Zelensky #Russia #Ukraine
John Ternus has led Apple, Tim Cook became chairman of the board of directors
On September 1, John Ternus, who has worked at the company since 2001, became CEO of Apple. His predecessor Tim Cook, who had led Apple since 2011, moved to the position of chairman of the board of directors.
Lubinets reported new cases of corruption in the TCC and a check of a scheme for leaving the country
The Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, said in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda about new cases of corruption in territorial recruitment centers. According to him, for 50–70 thousand dollars, a person can be taken directly from a bus and transported outside the country, but this information is still being verified.