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بەرنامەکانی تەلەفزیۆنی دەنگی ئەمەریکا ڕۆژانە لە کاتژمێر 2ی دوا نیوەڕۆ بە کاتی واشنتنی پایتەخت و کاتژمێر 9شەو بە کاتی هەرێمی کوردستان دەستپێدەکات. وە دەتوانن ڕاستەوخۆ ڕۆژانە لەسەر هەموو پلاتفۆڕمەکانی دەنگی ئەمەریکا بەرنامەکانمان ببینن...
بەرنامەکانی تەلەفزیۆنی دەنگی ئەمەریکا ڕۆژانە لە کاتژمێر 2ی دوا نیوەڕۆ بە کاتی واشنتنی پایتەخت و کاتژمێر 9شەو بە کاتی هەرێمی کوردستان دەستپێدەکات. وە دەتوانن ڕاستەوخۆ ڕۆژانە لەسەر هەموو پلاتفۆڕمەکانی دەنگی ئەمەریکا بەرنامەکانمان ببینن...
9 minutes
A French doctor who was the first-ever diagnosed case of Ebola in the country has made a full recovery and has been discharged from hospital.
A French doctor who was the first-ever diagnosed case of Ebola in the country has made a full recovery and has been discharged from hospital.
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Во вторник в Анкаре начнется двухдневный саммит НАТО, в рамках которого состоится встреча министров иностранных дел стран Альянса в формате «Совета НАТО — Украина». Главной интригой мероприятия станет позиция Трампа: подтвердит ли США приверженность альянсу и договору о взаимной обороне вновь? Президент США планирует встретиться с Зеленским.
Во вторник в Анкаре начнется двухдневный саммит НАТО, в рамках которого состоится встреча министров иностранных дел стран Альянса в формате «Совета НАТО — Украина». Главной интригой мероприятия станет позиция Трампа: подтвердит ли США приверженность альянсу и договору о взаимной обороне вновь? Президент США планирует встретиться с Зеленским.
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La participación de la selección belga en los dieciseisavos del Mundial 2026 con su segunda equipación no pasó desapercibida por su llamativo diseñoFútbol con contraste de colores: así funciona la norma de la FIFA para los daltónicos Estados Unidos y Bélgica son dos de los equipos que se enfrentan en los octavos de final del Mundial 2026 de fútbol, en un partido que se disputa en el Seattle Stadium en la madrugada de este martes a las 2 horas en horario peninsular español, y de donde saldría el rival de cuartos de final de la selección española en caso de que gane a Portugal en esta ronda. Los belgas llegan a octavos después de remontar ante Senegal en dieciseisavos, cuando caían 0-2 a cinco minutos del final y que fueron capaces de vencer por 3-2 en el tiempo extra. Un encuentro en el que fue protagonista Romelu Lukaku, pero también la equipación, la segunda camiseta de la selección, que como sucedió en la Eurocopa 2024, también homenajea a un icono cultural del país. La segunda equipación de Bélgica tiene una explicación: René Magritte La participación de la selección belga en los dieciseisavos del Mundial 2026 con su segunda equipación no pasó desapercibida. Su llamativo diseño, tanto por sus colores que nada tienen que ver con los habituales ni con otro que normalmente se vincula al país, como por lo diferente a lo visto en el fútbol, pero hay una razón detrás. Y es que la segunda camiseta de Bélgica para este Mundial 2026 está inspirada en René Magritte, pintor surrealista y que es una de las grandes figuras artísticas del país, y que sigue así los pasos de una dinámica que se ha seguido antes, como cuando en la Eurocopa 2024 decidieron rendir homenaje a Hergé con una equipación que tomaba como referencia al personaje de Tintín. Este pintor surrealista, nacido en Lessines, en la región de Valonia, el 21 de noviembre de 1898, se convirtió en uno de los mayores artistas de Bélgica durante el siglo XX y la selección de fútbol le ha querido rendir homenaje tomando como referencia para su segunda camiseta uno de sus cuadros más famosos, que se puede admirar en el Museo Reina Sofía de Madrid: ‘Grelots roses, ciels en lambeaux (Cascabeles rosas, cielos en jirones). Este se trata de un óleo sobre lienzo que se pintó en la década de 1930 y que se encentra en la sala 205.13 del museo español, dividido en dos escenas, en una unas nubes sobre un cielo azul claro a la izquierda y en la de la izquierda unos cascabeles rosas salmón, colores que se pueden apreciar en la mencionada equipación. Este cuadro, además de ser una de las principales obras de René Magritte, incorpora dos de los elementos simbólicos recurrentes en sus pinturas, como son el cascabel, que evoca a su infancia de forma misteriosa, y las nubes, que se convirtió en uno de sus motivos preferidos y que se puede ver en gran parte de su obra. En el cuadro de René Magritte la diferencia cromática juega un papel fundamental, para generar desconcierto e inquietud dentro de su visión surrealista, y que, al usar esos mismos colores, el azul cielo claro y el salmón eléctrico, parece haber evocado una situación similar con esta segunda camiseta de Bélgica que acaparó gran parte de la atención las veces que la vistieron en el Mundial 2026.
La participación de la selección belga en los dieciseisavos del Mundial 2026 con su segunda equipación no pasó desapercibida por su llamativo diseñoFútbol con contraste de colores: así funciona la norma de la FIFA para los daltónicos Estados Unidos y Bélgica son dos de los equipos que se enfrentan en los octavos de final del Mundial 2026 de fútbol, en un partido que se disputa en el Seattle Stadium en la madrugada de este martes a las 2 horas en horario peninsular español, y de donde saldría el rival de cuartos de final de la selección española en caso de que gane a Portugal en esta ronda. Los belgas llegan a octavos después de remontar ante Senegal en dieciseisavos, cuando caían 0-2 a cinco minutos del final y que fueron capaces de vencer por 3-2 en el tiempo extra. Un encuentro en el que fue protagonista Romelu Lukaku, pero también la equipación, la segunda camiseta de la selección, que como sucedió en la Eurocopa 2024, también homenajea a un icono cultural del país. La segunda equipación de Bélgica tiene una explicación: René Magritte La participación de la selección belga en los dieciseisavos del Mundial 2026 con su segunda equipación no pasó desapercibida. Su llamativo diseño, tanto por sus colores que nada tienen que ver con los habituales ni con otro que normalmente se vincula al país, como por lo diferente a lo visto en el fútbol, pero hay una razón detrás. Y es que la segunda camiseta de Bélgica para este Mundial 2026 está inspirada en René Magritte, pintor surrealista y que es una de las grandes figuras artísticas del país, y que sigue así los pasos de una dinámica que se ha seguido antes, como cuando en la Eurocopa 2024 decidieron rendir homenaje a Hergé con una equipación que tomaba como referencia al personaje de Tintín. Este pintor surrealista, nacido en Lessines, en la región de Valonia, el 21 de noviembre de 1898, se convirtió en uno de los mayores artistas de Bélgica durante el siglo XX y la selección de fútbol le ha querido rendir homenaje tomando como referencia para su segunda camiseta uno de sus cuadros más famosos, que se puede admirar en el Museo Reina Sofía de Madrid: ‘Grelots roses, ciels en lambeaux (Cascabeles rosas, cielos en jirones). Este se trata de un óleo sobre lienzo que se pintó en la década de 1930 y que se encentra en la sala 205.13 del museo español, dividido en dos escenas, en una unas nubes sobre un cielo azul claro a la izquierda y en la de la izquierda unos cascabeles rosas salmón, colores que se pueden apreciar en la mencionada equipación. Este cuadro, además de ser una de las principales obras de René Magritte, incorpora dos de los elementos simbólicos recurrentes en sus pinturas, como son el cascabel, que evoca a su infancia de forma misteriosa, y las nubes, que se convirtió en uno de sus motivos preferidos y que se puede ver en gran parte de su obra. En el cuadro de René Magritte la diferencia cromática juega un papel fundamental, para generar desconcierto e inquietud dentro de su visión surrealista, y que, al usar esos mismos colores, el azul cielo claro y el salmón eléctrico, parece haber evocado una situación similar con esta segunda camiseta de Bélgica que acaparó gran parte de la atención las veces que la vistieron en el Mundial 2026.
10 minutes
دونالد ترامپ، رئیس جمهوری آمریکا، روز دوشنبه ۱۵ تیر بار دیگر بر عملکرد «عالی» دولتش در قبال رژیم ایران تاکید کرد و گفت که آمریکا «فارغ از این که توافقی حاصل شود یا نه» پیروز خواهد شد.
10 minutes
دونالد ترامپ، رئیس جمهوری آمریکا، روز دوشنبه ۱۵ تیر بار دیگر بر عملکرد «عالی» دولتش در قبال رژیم ایران تاکید کرد و گفت که آمریکا «فارغ از این که توافقی حاصل شود یا نه» پیروز خواهد شد.
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Во Франции произошло очередное крупное ограбление музея. Из Музея Lalique в Эльзасе похитили уникальные ювелирные изделия эпохи модерна, ориентировочная стоимость которых составляет 4 миллиона евро. Несмотря на усиленный режим охраны полицию вызвала пришедшая на работу уборщица музея.
Во Франции произошло очередное крупное ограбление музея. Из Музея Lalique в Эльзасе похитили уникальные ювелирные изделия эпохи модерна, ориентировочная стоимость которых составляет 4 миллиона евро. Несмотря на усиленный режим охраны полицию вызвала пришедшая на работу уборщица музея.
10 minutes
Rais wa Burundi Évariste Ndayishimiye, ambaye pia ni Mwenyekiti wa Tume ya Umoja wa Afrika, ameanza mazungumzo na wanasiasa wa upinzani wa C64 na viongozi wa dini kutoka Jamhuri ya Kidempkrasia ya Congo jijini Gitega, kujadili hali ya kisiasa na usalama nchini humo.
Rais wa Burundi Évariste Ndayishimiye, ambaye pia ni Mwenyekiti wa Tume ya Umoja wa Afrika, ameanza mazungumzo na wanasiasa wa upinzani wa C64 na viongozi wa dini kutoka Jamhuri ya Kidempkrasia ya Congo jijini Gitega, kujadili hali ya kisiasa na usalama nchini humo.
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(The Center Square) - Many Washington state daycare providers receive large taxpayer subsidies, but an investigation by The Center Square found several that had few, if any, children and at least one establishment that received hundreds of thousands of dollars despite residents at the listed address indicating it was not a daycare. Yet politicians charged with overseeing the spending continue to publicly say there is no problem with improper payments to the daycares and, instead, have been criticizing journalists for investigating the potential fraud. No state official has announced an investigation or crackdown though the legislature instituted some reforms last session. The Center Square visited approximately three dozen daycares over the past six months that received hundreds of thousands of dollars in state and federal subsidies to provide daycare for lower-income residents, finding only a few that appeared to have children present. According to fiscal.wa.gov, one daycare in West Seattle received more than $229,000 over nine months from July 2025 through March 2026, but the residents at the home repeatedly told The Center Square there was no daycare at the home, nor had there been. “Is there a daycare operated from here?” a reporter from The Center Square asked. “No," the person who answered the door responded. The resident also said there had never been a daycare at the address. The issue has reached state and national attention after independent journalists and The Center Square visited daycares in late December 2025 and the first few months of 2026, finding a similar pattern of large state and federal payments and little evidence of children being cared for at the facilities. In many cases, homes were in disrepair with windows covered in dark blinds and no sign of children at the property. Ongoing questions The Center Square's March visits revealed a similar pattern. The state fiscal website showed a home-based daycare in Federal Way, receiving $223,247 in taxpayer subsidies and grants over nine months from July 2025 through March 2026. The Center Square visited the home twice, including in early January, when the homeowner immediately called police. Reporters videotaped her as she refused to respond to questions posed by The Center Square and independent journalist Jonathan Choe. Three Federal Way police officers arrived within seconds but told the woman that reporters were allowed to be on the sidewalk and urged her “to calm down.” An officer entered the home and indicated there were three children inside but did not verify if those children were daycare attendants. When asked about investigating these payments, the government officials charged with approving or overseeing the funds or investigating fraud have refused to commit to probe the issue, suggesting it was inappropriate for reporters to be “door knocking” on daycares. Attorney General Nick Brown responded by encouraging anyone who would see a reporter “harassing” a daycare provider by knocking on the door, to report it to the hate crimes hotline. “Showing up on someone’s porch, threatening, or harassing them isn’t an investigation," noted Brown’s Dec 30, 2025, press release. "Neither is filming minors who may be in the home. This is unsafe and potentially dangerous behavior. I encourage anyone experiencing threats or harassment to either contact local law enforcement or our office’s Hate Crimes & Bias Incident Hotline.” In late January, when the state auditor’s office was in the middle of a Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) annual audit over daycare subsidies, State Auditor Pat McCarthy said it was not her office's job to conduct enforcement of individual facilities. “No, that’s not what we’re doing. What we’re doing is an audit related to DCYF as to how the money is processed to the providers,” McCarthy told The Center Square. “What we do is we do this audit work and then we provide that information to the people that can do the enforcement, which would be the DSHS Fraud Investigative Unit or the AG's Office Fraud Investigative Unit, and then they would determine who would actually take the next steps.” McCarthy’s office in late March released an audit that found an estimated $37 million in questionable childcare subsidy payments distributed by DCYF using federal funds, revealing a lack of prepayment controls, but no confirmed evidence of fraud. The audit examined a random sample of 59 of among hundreds of thousands of monthly childcare payments the department made between July 2024 and June 2025. More than a dozen of them had issues with improper payments, according to the audit. Auditors used that small sample to extrapolate the total “questionable” costs. Gov. Bob Ferguson has declined to respond to questions about whether his staff are looking into potential fraud, telling The Center Square that he “would get back” to us on looking into it. Despite that promise in March, his office did not respond to a request for follow up. Federal concerns On May 12, Vice President JD Vance threatened to withhold federal Medicaid funds from any state that fails to crack down on fraud, after blocking $1.3 billion in reimbursements for 800 California hospices suspected of defrauding taxpayers. The crackdown part of a broader White House initiative concerning fraud. Washington state Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, and Rep. Josh Penner, R-Orting, offered amendments to a bill during the 2026 session to add rules that would prevent potential fraud in daycare subsidy payouts. House Bill 2253, sponsored by Rep. Adam Bernbaum, D-Port Angeles, sought to make the licensing process smoother and more efficient for providers and DCYF. It passed the House with nearly unanimous support. But when the legislation got to the Senate, Human Services Committee Chairwoman Sen. Claire Wilson, D-Federal Way, filed an amendment. According to Couture, the amendment stripped out fraud prevention measures that both parties and DCYF had agreed on in the amendments that passed the House. As to reporters including TCS looking into alleged daycare fraud, Wilson said during a January 2026 interview that any allegations about Somali-run daycares are “rhetoric and really racist.” When asked to explain why a home daycare provider would receive a quarter million dollars over five months in subsidies, Wilson said they could be receiving funds from several sources. “There are things like complex needs funds, there are equities funds, there's early learning facilities funds, there are many dollars,” she said. Reforms Couture said common-sense reforms were removed from his bill. “One of the amendments was simply saying that if you got caught doing fraud as a daycare provider, that you couldn't have a license to be a daycare provider anymore. She (Wilson) wanted to strip that out,” Couture said. “That's completely nuts and insane, and it just draws more questions about why there is so much fight back from the Democrats on anti-fraud measures?” A Democrat-backed bill concerning subsidy payments to providers - SB 2689- ended up being approved during the 2026 session, mostly along party lines. The law requires DCYF to “adopt rules that allow child care providers to claim daily subsidy payments as follows: for a child who has attended for 16 or more days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days; for a child who has attended 9 to 15 days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days, or for 15 days, whichever is fewer; and for a child who has attended 1 to 8 days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days, or for 11 days, whichever is fewer.” Supporters argue this will ensure providers aren’t being reimbursed for an entire month for a child who may have only attended for a few days. In a May 22 interview about ongoing questions with daycare subsidy payments, Couture told The Center Square that DCYF, under the leadership of Secretary Tana Senn, is "a mess." “DCYF has the reverse-King Midas touch as I call it. Everything they touch turns to crap,” said Couture, R-Allyn. “Many of the policies that are broken at DCYF were caused by Secretary Tana Senn herself.” DCYF has repeatedly declined The Center Square’s requests for an interview with Senn. During a May 21 meeting of the DCYF Oversight Board, Senn told members that daycare providers have received death threats due to media coverage of potential fraud. “This had real impacts on providers and families,” Senn said. The Center Square attended the meeting to question Senn, but she gave her remarks via video and was not at her office when TCS went there following her presentation to the Oversight Board. Provider transparency The Washington Department of Commerce last month provided a complete list of taxpayer-funded daycare providers' names and locations, reversing an earlier decision not to reveal the information for providers receiving funds to create more than 2,000 new childcare spaces through the Early Learning Facilities (ELF) program. The action happened after The Center Square questioned why the information wasn't public. The recipients received a combined $57.8 million in state grants in April, to expand, renovate or upgrade facilities to create more childcare slots, but the original list did not include the names and business locations for many of the providers. Commerce initially cited privacy protections based on state law after the concerns. Then the agency released the entire list detailing names and addresses for award recipients, pointing to “new guidance” from the attorney general’s office.
(The Center Square) - Many Washington state daycare providers receive large taxpayer subsidies, but an investigation by The Center Square found several that had few, if any, children and at least one establishment that received hundreds of thousands of dollars despite residents at the listed address indicating it was not a daycare. Yet politicians charged with overseeing the spending continue to publicly say there is no problem with improper payments to the daycares and, instead, have been criticizing journalists for investigating the potential fraud. No state official has announced an investigation or crackdown though the legislature instituted some reforms last session. The Center Square visited approximately three dozen daycares over the past six months that received hundreds of thousands of dollars in state and federal subsidies to provide daycare for lower-income residents, finding only a few that appeared to have children present. According to fiscal.wa.gov, one daycare in West Seattle received more than $229,000 over nine months from July 2025 through March 2026, but the residents at the home repeatedly told The Center Square there was no daycare at the home, nor had there been. “Is there a daycare operated from here?” a reporter from The Center Square asked. “No," the person who answered the door responded. The resident also said there had never been a daycare at the address. The issue has reached state and national attention after independent journalists and The Center Square visited daycares in late December 2025 and the first few months of 2026, finding a similar pattern of large state and federal payments and little evidence of children being cared for at the facilities. In many cases, homes were in disrepair with windows covered in dark blinds and no sign of children at the property. Ongoing questions The Center Square's March visits revealed a similar pattern. The state fiscal website showed a home-based daycare in Federal Way, receiving $223,247 in taxpayer subsidies and grants over nine months from July 2025 through March 2026. The Center Square visited the home twice, including in early January, when the homeowner immediately called police. Reporters videotaped her as she refused to respond to questions posed by The Center Square and independent journalist Jonathan Choe. Three Federal Way police officers arrived within seconds but told the woman that reporters were allowed to be on the sidewalk and urged her “to calm down.” An officer entered the home and indicated there were three children inside but did not verify if those children were daycare attendants. When asked about investigating these payments, the government officials charged with approving or overseeing the funds or investigating fraud have refused to commit to probe the issue, suggesting it was inappropriate for reporters to be “door knocking” on daycares. Attorney General Nick Brown responded by encouraging anyone who would see a reporter “harassing” a daycare provider by knocking on the door, to report it to the hate crimes hotline. “Showing up on someone’s porch, threatening, or harassing them isn’t an investigation," noted Brown’s Dec 30, 2025, press release. "Neither is filming minors who may be in the home. This is unsafe and potentially dangerous behavior. I encourage anyone experiencing threats or harassment to either contact local law enforcement or our office’s Hate Crimes & Bias Incident Hotline.” In late January, when the state auditor’s office was in the middle of a Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) annual audit over daycare subsidies, State Auditor Pat McCarthy said it was not her office's job to conduct enforcement of individual facilities. “No, that’s not what we’re doing. What we’re doing is an audit related to DCYF as to how the money is processed to the providers,” McCarthy told The Center Square. “What we do is we do this audit work and then we provide that information to the people that can do the enforcement, which would be the DSHS Fraud Investigative Unit or the AG's Office Fraud Investigative Unit, and then they would determine who would actually take the next steps.” McCarthy’s office in late March released an audit that found an estimated $37 million in questionable childcare subsidy payments distributed by DCYF using federal funds, revealing a lack of prepayment controls, but no confirmed evidence of fraud. The audit examined a random sample of 59 of among hundreds of thousands of monthly childcare payments the department made between July 2024 and June 2025. More than a dozen of them had issues with improper payments, according to the audit. Auditors used that small sample to extrapolate the total “questionable” costs. Gov. Bob Ferguson has declined to respond to questions about whether his staff are looking into potential fraud, telling The Center Square that he “would get back” to us on looking into it. Despite that promise in March, his office did not respond to a request for follow up. Federal concerns On May 12, Vice President JD Vance threatened to withhold federal Medicaid funds from any state that fails to crack down on fraud, after blocking $1.3 billion in reimbursements for 800 California hospices suspected of defrauding taxpayers. The crackdown part of a broader White House initiative concerning fraud. Washington state Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, and Rep. Josh Penner, R-Orting, offered amendments to a bill during the 2026 session to add rules that would prevent potential fraud in daycare subsidy payouts. House Bill 2253, sponsored by Rep. Adam Bernbaum, D-Port Angeles, sought to make the licensing process smoother and more efficient for providers and DCYF. It passed the House with nearly unanimous support. But when the legislation got to the Senate, Human Services Committee Chairwoman Sen. Claire Wilson, D-Federal Way, filed an amendment. According to Couture, the amendment stripped out fraud prevention measures that both parties and DCYF had agreed on in the amendments that passed the House. As to reporters including TCS looking into alleged daycare fraud, Wilson said during a January 2026 interview that any allegations about Somali-run daycares are “rhetoric and really racist.” When asked to explain why a home daycare provider would receive a quarter million dollars over five months in subsidies, Wilson said they could be receiving funds from several sources. “There are things like complex needs funds, there are equities funds, there's early learning facilities funds, there are many dollars,” she said. Reforms Couture said common-sense reforms were removed from his bill. “One of the amendments was simply saying that if you got caught doing fraud as a daycare provider, that you couldn't have a license to be a daycare provider anymore. She (Wilson) wanted to strip that out,” Couture said. “That's completely nuts and insane, and it just draws more questions about why there is so much fight back from the Democrats on anti-fraud measures?” A Democrat-backed bill concerning subsidy payments to providers - SB 2689- ended up being approved during the 2026 session, mostly along party lines. The law requires DCYF to “adopt rules that allow child care providers to claim daily subsidy payments as follows: for a child who has attended for 16 or more days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days; for a child who has attended 9 to 15 days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days, or for 15 days, whichever is fewer; and for a child who has attended 1 to 8 days in a calendar month, a provider may claim payment for the full number of authorized days, or for 11 days, whichever is fewer.” Supporters argue this will ensure providers aren’t being reimbursed for an entire month for a child who may have only attended for a few days. In a May 22 interview about ongoing questions with daycare subsidy payments, Couture told The Center Square that DCYF, under the leadership of Secretary Tana Senn, is "a mess." “DCYF has the reverse-King Midas touch as I call it. Everything they touch turns to crap,” said Couture, R-Allyn. “Many of the policies that are broken at DCYF were caused by Secretary Tana Senn herself.” DCYF has repeatedly declined The Center Square’s requests for an interview with Senn. During a May 21 meeting of the DCYF Oversight Board, Senn told members that daycare providers have received death threats due to media coverage of potential fraud. “This had real impacts on providers and families,” Senn said. The Center Square attended the meeting to question Senn, but she gave her remarks via video and was not at her office when TCS went there following her presentation to the Oversight Board. Provider transparency The Washington Department of Commerce last month provided a complete list of taxpayer-funded daycare providers' names and locations, reversing an earlier decision not to reveal the information for providers receiving funds to create more than 2,000 new childcare spaces through the Early Learning Facilities (ELF) program. The action happened after The Center Square questioned why the information wasn't public. The recipients received a combined $57.8 million in state grants in April, to expand, renovate or upgrade facilities to create more childcare slots, but the original list did not include the names and business locations for many of the providers. Commerce initially cited privacy protections based on state law after the concerns. Then the agency released the entire list detailing names and addresses for award recipients, pointing to “new guidance” from the attorney general’s office.
13 minutes
A Casa dos Direitos, em Bissau, foi palco nesta segunda-feira da apresentação do relatório “Observando os Direitos na Guiné-Bissau 2025”. Trata-se da mais recente edição dos resultados da monitoria de indicadores de Direitos Humanos, realizada no âmbito do Observatório dos Direitos, uma iniciativa da ACEP (Associação para a Cooperação Entre os Povos) e da LGDH e que conta com o apoio financeiro da União Europeia.
13 minutes
A Casa dos Direitos, em Bissau, foi palco nesta segunda-feira da apresentação do relatório “Observando os Direitos na Guiné-Bissau 2025”. Trata-se da mais recente edição dos resultados da monitoria de indicadores de Direitos Humanos, realizada no âmbito do Observatório dos Direitos, uma iniciativa da ACEP (Associação para a Cooperação Entre os Povos) e da LGDH e que conta com o apoio financeiro da União Europeia.
15 minutes
كيف أثّر خضوع الساسة الأوروبيين لمطالب واشنطن فيما يتعلق بالطاقة الأحفورية، وكذلك الاستجابة لمصالح جماعات الضغط الصناعية الأوروبية في تراجع الاتحاد عن وعوده المناخية التي كان على رأسها السعي لوصول القارة إلى الحياد المناخي؟
كيف أثّر خضوع الساسة الأوروبيين لمطالب واشنطن فيما يتعلق بالطاقة الأحفورية، وكذلك الاستجابة لمصالح جماعات الضغط الصناعية الأوروبية في تراجع الاتحاد عن وعوده المناخية التي كان على رأسها السعي لوصول القارة إلى الحياد المناخي؟
16 minutes
აზერბაიჯანის მოქალაქის, ფატიმა კერიმოვას თბილისში განზრახ მკვლელობის ფაქტზე, საქართველოს პროკურატურის მიერ დაწყებული სისხლის სამართლის საქმის წინასწარი გამოძიება მკაცრი კონტროლის ქვეშ მიმდინარეობს.
16 minutes
აზერბაიჯანის მოქალაქის, ფატიმა კერიმოვას თბილისში განზრახ მკვლელობის ფაქტზე, საქართველოს პროკურატურის მიერ დაწყებული სისხლის სამართლის საქმის წინასწარი გამოძიება მკაცრი კონტროლის ქვეშ მიმდინარეობს.
16 minutes
Village and township officials, along with managers of publicly owned utilities, are invited to join Buckeye Hills Regional Council for a workshop. The post Fiscal Year 2028 Round 41 Small Government Program workshop to be held Tuesday, July 14, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.
16 minutes
Village and township officials, along with managers of publicly owned utilities, are invited to join Buckeye Hills Regional Council for a workshop. The post Fiscal Year 2028 Round 41 Small Government Program workshop to be held Tuesday, July 14, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.
16 minutes
La comunidad de Daipare, territorio waorani en la provincia de Pastaza, en la Amazonía ecuatoriana, será escenario de una asamblea defensorial convocada por la Organización Waorani de Pastaza (OWAP) para recoger los testimonios de los distintos clanes frente a la nueva explotación petrolera en el bloque 22, incluido por el gobierno de Ecuador en la Ronda […]
La comunidad de Daipare, territorio waorani en la provincia de Pastaza, en la Amazonía ecuatoriana, será escenario de una asamblea defensorial convocada por la Organización Waorani de Pastaza (OWAP) para recoger los testimonios de los distintos clanes frente a la nueva explotación petrolera en el bloque 22, incluido por el gobierno de Ecuador en la Ronda […]
16 minutes
Në një deklaratë, Pashaliq u bëri thirrje institucioneve përgjegjëse t’i marrin të gjitha masat e nevojshme për të parandaluar përsëritjen e incidenteve të ngjashme.
Në një deklaratë, Pashaliq u bëri thirrje institucioneve përgjegjëse t’i marrin të gjitha masat e nevojshme për të parandaluar përsëritjen e incidenteve të ngjashme.
17 minutes
El gigante tecnológico estadounidense ha sostenido que estos empleos no se deben a una sustitución de la IA, sino que la aplicación de la IA está provocando cambios en la manera de trabajar, con cada vez mayores tareas automatizadasLa inteligencia artificial irrumpe con despidos en el mercado de trabajo con muchas dudas sobre su impacto real Microsoft ha anunciado la reducción de 4.800 empleos, lo que supone el 2,1% de su plantilla global, impactando sobre todo a la división Xbox, con 1.600 despidos ahora y un plan de reducción para su nuevo ejercicio fiscal de otros 1.600 empleos, lo que eleva el total anunciado a 6.400 puestos de trabajo menos. El gigante tecnológico estadounidense ha sostenido que estos empleos no se deben a una sustitución de la IA, sino que la aplicación de la IA está provocando cambios en la manera de trabajar, con cada vez mayores tareas automatizadas, lo que están cambiando las necesidades de los clientes y la forma de trabajar. Xbox ha informado de su nuevo plan de reestructuración que, además de los 3.200 despidos, supone desvincularse de cuatro de sus estudios de videojuegos en un intento por reducir su estructura de costes y relanzar su negocio. “Nuestro negocio hoy no está sano. Operamos con márgenes entre tres y diez veces inferiores a los de plataformas y empresas similares. Entramos en la Generación 9 con una base de usuarios más pequeña y una estructura de costes más elevada”, ha explicado la consejera delegada de Xbox, Asha Sharma, en una carta a los empleados publicada también en su blog. Nuestro negocio hoy no está sano. Operamos con márgenes entre tres y diez veces inferiores a los de plataformas y empresas similares. Entramos en la Generación 9 con una base de usuarios más pequeña y una estructura de costes más elevada Asha Sharma — consejera delegada de Xbox Entre otras cuestiones, Xbox busca reducir sus niveles jerárquicos a un máximo de cinco, frente a los 14 con los que cuenta actualmente, y así crear un estructura más horizontal. Igualmente, optimizarán la forma de trabajar de sus herramientas, con un código más limpio, servicios compartidos y una reducción del 50% en el gasto en proveedores. “Estos cambios buscan un futuro más prometedor para Xbox, no uno más modesto. La próxima década de los videojuegos será más ambiciosa, global y creativa que nunca. Este año, invertiremos en Xbox tanto como siempre, pero con mayor enfoque, disciplina y claridad, todo ello con el objetivo de convertir a Xbox en la plataforma donde el mundo juega y crea”, ha señalado Sharma. Más reducciones en el segmento comercial Otra de las divisiones afectadas es el segmento de Comercial que, tras el anuncio de hace unos días sobre la creación de una nueva unidad de negocio centrada en impulsar la transformación digital mediante la IA —denominada Microsoft Frontier Company—, verá reducida su plantilla. La directora de Recursos Humanos de Microsoft, Amy Coleman, ha destacado que están “transformando la forma de trabajar e integrando a los expertos en ingeniería junto a los clientes para ayudarlos a acelerar la implementación de sus tecnologías”. Microsoft anunció el pasado jueves una inversión de 2.500 millones de dólares (2.185 millones de euros) y la movilización de hasta 6.000 empleados a Microsoft Frontier Company con el objetivo de desarrollar “continuamente” sistemas de IA a gran escala, de tal manera que aspira a convertirse en la división de ingeniería “más grande, capaz y orientada a resultados del sector”.
El gigante tecnológico estadounidense ha sostenido que estos empleos no se deben a una sustitución de la IA, sino que la aplicación de la IA está provocando cambios en la manera de trabajar, con cada vez mayores tareas automatizadasLa inteligencia artificial irrumpe con despidos en el mercado de trabajo con muchas dudas sobre su impacto real Microsoft ha anunciado la reducción de 4.800 empleos, lo que supone el 2,1% de su plantilla global, impactando sobre todo a la división Xbox, con 1.600 despidos ahora y un plan de reducción para su nuevo ejercicio fiscal de otros 1.600 empleos, lo que eleva el total anunciado a 6.400 puestos de trabajo menos. El gigante tecnológico estadounidense ha sostenido que estos empleos no se deben a una sustitución de la IA, sino que la aplicación de la IA está provocando cambios en la manera de trabajar, con cada vez mayores tareas automatizadas, lo que están cambiando las necesidades de los clientes y la forma de trabajar. Xbox ha informado de su nuevo plan de reestructuración que, además de los 3.200 despidos, supone desvincularse de cuatro de sus estudios de videojuegos en un intento por reducir su estructura de costes y relanzar su negocio. “Nuestro negocio hoy no está sano. Operamos con márgenes entre tres y diez veces inferiores a los de plataformas y empresas similares. Entramos en la Generación 9 con una base de usuarios más pequeña y una estructura de costes más elevada”, ha explicado la consejera delegada de Xbox, Asha Sharma, en una carta a los empleados publicada también en su blog. Nuestro negocio hoy no está sano. Operamos con márgenes entre tres y diez veces inferiores a los de plataformas y empresas similares. Entramos en la Generación 9 con una base de usuarios más pequeña y una estructura de costes más elevada Asha Sharma — consejera delegada de Xbox Entre otras cuestiones, Xbox busca reducir sus niveles jerárquicos a un máximo de cinco, frente a los 14 con los que cuenta actualmente, y así crear un estructura más horizontal. Igualmente, optimizarán la forma de trabajar de sus herramientas, con un código más limpio, servicios compartidos y una reducción del 50% en el gasto en proveedores. “Estos cambios buscan un futuro más prometedor para Xbox, no uno más modesto. La próxima década de los videojuegos será más ambiciosa, global y creativa que nunca. Este año, invertiremos en Xbox tanto como siempre, pero con mayor enfoque, disciplina y claridad, todo ello con el objetivo de convertir a Xbox en la plataforma donde el mundo juega y crea”, ha señalado Sharma. Más reducciones en el segmento comercial Otra de las divisiones afectadas es el segmento de Comercial que, tras el anuncio de hace unos días sobre la creación de una nueva unidad de negocio centrada en impulsar la transformación digital mediante la IA —denominada Microsoft Frontier Company—, verá reducida su plantilla. La directora de Recursos Humanos de Microsoft, Amy Coleman, ha destacado que están “transformando la forma de trabajar e integrando a los expertos en ingeniería junto a los clientes para ayudarlos a acelerar la implementación de sus tecnologías”. Microsoft anunció el pasado jueves una inversión de 2.500 millones de dólares (2.185 millones de euros) y la movilización de hasta 6.000 empleados a Microsoft Frontier Company con el objetivo de desarrollar “continuamente” sistemas de IA a gran escala, de tal manera que aspira a convertirse en la división de ingeniería “más grande, capaz y orientada a resultados del sector”.
19 minutes
Lobbyist, author and McGeorge law professor Chris Micheli offers a quick look at what’s coming up this week under the Capitol Dome.Continue reading the full article: Capitol WeeklyOriginal article: http://capitolweekly.net/the-micheli-minute-for-july-6-2026/
19 minutes
Lobbyist, author and McGeorge law professor Chris Micheli offers a quick look at what’s coming up this week under the Capitol Dome.Continue reading the full article: Capitol WeeklyOriginal article: http://capitolweekly.net/the-micheli-minute-for-july-6-2026/
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EHUk, ezohiko agerraldian, unibertsitatera sartzeko probaren 2026ko emaitzen azterketa globala aurkeztu du, Euskarako azterketaren auziari testuingurua emateko xedez. Joxerramon Bengoetxea errektoreak azaldu du Euskara eta Literatura II irakasgaian gertatutakoa ez dela salbuespena, beste irakasgai batzuetako epaimahaietan ere eman direla hasierako noten eta berrikusi ondorengoen arteko aldeak, eta alde horiek ez direla anomalotzat hartzen 2 puntutik beherakoak direnean.
EHUk, ezohiko agerraldian, unibertsitatera sartzeko probaren 2026ko emaitzen azterketa globala aurkeztu du, Euskarako azterketaren auziari testuingurua emateko xedez. Joxerramon Bengoetxea errektoreak azaldu du Euskara eta Literatura II irakasgaian gertatutakoa ez dela salbuespena, beste irakasgai batzuetako epaimahaietan ere eman direla hasierako noten eta berrikusi ondorengoen arteko aldeak, eta alde horiek ez direla anomalotzat hartzen 2 puntutik beherakoak direnean.
20 minutes
آینده لبنان در کانون توجه رهبران آمریکا، ترکیه و سوریه در حاشیه نشست ناتو؛ گفتگو با حسن هاشمیان
20 minutes
آینده لبنان در کانون توجه رهبران آمریکا، ترکیه و سوریه در حاشیه نشست ناتو؛ گفتگو با حسن هاشمیان
21 minutes
Admission is a $5 suggested donation, with all proceeds supporting construction of the permanent, year-round home for the Athens Farmers Market. The post Athens Farmers Market Community Pavilion Benefit Concert scheduled for Sunday, July 19, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.
21 minutes
Admission is a $5 suggested donation, with all proceeds supporting construction of the permanent, year-round home for the Athens Farmers Market. The post Athens Farmers Market Community Pavilion Benefit Concert scheduled for Sunday, July 19, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.