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Swiss glaciers lost 19.4% of their volume over five years
Since 2021, Switzerland has lost 19.4% of its glacier volume, and another 5.5% in the first eight months of 2026. Matthias Huss, head of the Swiss glacier monitoring network GLAMOS, said that glaciers can no longer support the water balance the way they did a few years ago, and that this will affect water supply over time.
The Telegraph: London police used Oxygen Forensics to access locked phones
London police used software from the Russian-American company Oxygen Forensics to obtain data from suspects’ locked phones. According to The Telegraph, at least 40 such cases are known over the past year.
#ice #OxygenForensics #Londonpolice #OlegDavydov #pentagon #FSB
The court in Tbilisi released Mikhail Timofeev on bail of 50,000 lari
On October 1, a court in Tbilisi released Mikhail Timofeev on bail of 50,000 lari and ordered him to comply with a number of restrictions. Russian authorities are seeking his extradition.
#Georgia #UNHumanRightsCommittee #MihailTimofeev #SergeyFurgal #Tbilisi #Extradition
Zelensky announced the first combat use of FP-7
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the first combat use of the FP-7 tactical ballistic missile. He also said that Ukraine will produce such missiles serially, but did not disclose details of the strike.
#FirePoint #FP7 #VladimirZelensky #IrinaTereh #S300 #Ukraine
Putin spoke on October 1 at the plenary session of the Valdai Club
On October 1, Vladimir Putin spoke at the plenary session of the XXIII annual meeting of the Valdai Club. At the opening of the session, moderator Fyodor Lukyanov said that the club’s annual report is called «No Panic», and Putin replied that the pressing problems have not gone away.
According to SHOT, seven people died in explosions at the Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant
At the Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant in the Moscow region, a series of explosions occurred on October 1; according to SHOT, seven people died. Open flames continued at the facility, rescuers tried to contain the fire, and workers were evacuated.
#GeneralStaffoftheArmedForcesofUkraine #Krasnozavodsk #KrasnozavodskChemicalPlant #defenseministry #rostec #Ukrainiandrones
EU ministers discuss temporarily suspending asylum applications in emergencies
EU ministers are discussing the idea of temporarily suspending the submission of asylum applications in emergency situations. The initiative has already been supported by the ministers of Germany and Austria, and the trigger was the July influx of more than 70,000 migrants into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa.
The family of Rene Good filed two lawsuits after her death from an ICE agent’s gunshot
The family of Rene Good announced two lawsuits against the U.S. government and several members of Donald Trump’s administration after the 37-year-old mother of three was shot dead by an ICE officer in Minneapolis. In one case, relatives are seeking to hold the state responsible for her death; in the other, they are challenging the actions of the ICE officer and senior officials.
#FederalTortClaimsAct #ice #DonaldTrump #USCongress #minneapolis #ReneGud
The Saeima of Latvia has banned LSM from creating content in Russian
The Saeima of Latvia on October 1 passed a law banning the public broadcaster LSM from creating content in Russian. Fifty-five deputies voted for the document, 24 voted against; it will take effect on January 1, 2027.
#LSM #ConstitutionalCourtofLatvia #Latvia #Latvian #Russianlanguage #SeymLatvii
74.96 billion rubles allocated to the «We Are Together» project in the 2027–2029 budget draft
In the appendices to the draft federal budget for 2027–2029, 74.96 billion rubles were allocated to the federal project «We Are Together». The funds are distributed among Rosmolodezh, «Movement of the First», the Ministry of Education, and other recipients as part of three state programs.
#BudgetoftheRussianFederation #MovementoftheFirst #InstituteforInternetDevelopment #Wearetogether #propaganda #youth #Russia
WSJ: ChatGPT and Claude users are adopting chatbot language
Users of ChatGPT, Claude, and other neural networks have begun carrying chatbot-like phrasing into everyday speech, work messages, and meetings. The Wall Street Journal writes that this is already noticeable in startups and the venture capital scene.
Japan increases permanent residency fee for foreigners by 20 times
Japan has increased the fee for permanent residency for foreigners by 20 times — to 200,000 yen. Authorities have also revised fees for temporary residency and added requirements for income, pensions, and knowledge of the Japanese language.
Guntram Wolff named the reasons for the EU’s slow rearmament
The professor at the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management in Belgium and senior researcher at the Belgian think tank Bruegel, Guntram Wolff, named limited competition in the European arms market and the slow placement of large orders as the main reasons for the EU’s slow rearmament. In an interview with The Insider, he also said that uncertainty over future orders remains an additional brake.
Russia announced the expulsion of Hungarian diplomats from Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Kazan
On October 1, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced to the chargé d’affaires of Hungary the expulsion of employees of the Hungarian embassy in Moscow and the consulates general in Saint Petersburg and Kazan. The decision was made in response to the September expulsion of 10 Russian diplomats from Hungary, for which Budapest allotted two weeks.
#Hungary #Kazan #RFMFA #Moscow #RussiaandEurope #StPetersburg
Moscow court remands Major General Sergei Nikitushkin in custody
The 235th Garrison Military Court in Moscow remanded the head of the logistics and training base directorate of the Main Directorate for Combat Training of the Russian Armed Forces, Major General Sergei Nikitushkin, in custody. The motion from the Main Military Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia was considered on the evening of September 30; the defense requested a more lenient measure, while investigators have not yet disclosed the exact charges.
#Arrests #WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesoftheRussianFederation #Moscow #ParkPatriot
Ilya Traber regained his stakes in three companies
Ilya Traber regained his stakes in three companies, from which he exited after his detention on June 17. These are the «Primorsky UPC», the «Primorsky Universal Terminal», and the «Digital Projects Bureau».
Saratov Oblast cuts payment to families of fallen servicemen by 10 times
In Saratov Oblast, starting November 1, the one-time payment to families of fallen servicemen will be cut by 10 times — from 1 million to 100,000 rubles. At the same time, the authorities have limited the deadline for applying for the money and set a payment of 450,000 rubles for prisoners who sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense.
#WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesoftheRussianFederation #Funeralpayments #RegionsoftheRussianFederation #SaratovOblast
The government submitted to the State Duma a bill to raise fines for rallies and discrediting the army
The government submitted to the State Duma a bill that roughly doubles the lower and upper limits of fines for violations of public order and safety. The amendments will affect, among other things, the rules for holding rallies, discrediting the army, and a number of other articles of the Administrative Offenses Code.
#TheStateDuma #Discreditingthearmy #coap #MinistryofInternalAffairsoftheRussianFederation #Rallies #RFgovernment #Russia #Fines
RPTC Denies Reports of Losing Part of Dmitry Donskoy’s Relics Near Lyman
The RPTC denied reports from Telegram channels that Russian troops may have lost part of Dmitry Donskoy’s relics during a withdrawal in the Lyman area of Donetsk Oblast. Vakhtang Kipshidze, deputy head of the synodal department of the RPTC, called these reports fabricated and suggested an anti-church motive.
#Zenvironment #WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesoftheRussianFederation #DmitryDonskoi #Donbass #Liman #ROC
Study: Putin’s family flew abroad on business jets of 10 wealthy Russians
The «Travel Companions» study showed that from 2014 to 2023, Vladimir Putin’s family made at least 180 trips abroad on business jets. According to the authors’ calculations, such trips cost more than $5 million, and 24 flights were carried out on planes belonging to 10 wealthy Russians.
#AlinaKabaeva #business #VladimirPutin #corruption #oligarchs #investigation #rfp