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Марги шаш фаъоли зиндонӣ аз Вилояти Бадахшон дар соли 2025 нигаронии ҳомиёни ҳуқуқи башарро дар мавриди шароити маҳбусони сиёсӣ ва дастрасии онҳо ба ёрии пизишкӣ дар зиндонҳои Тоҷикистон бештар кардааст. Баъзе аз ин афрод пас аз эътирозҳои соли 2022 дар Хоруғу Рӯшон боздошт ва маҳкум шуда буданд.

أُقيمت مراسم إحياء الذكرى السادسة لاستشهاد اللواء قاسم سليماني في مصلى طهران.

Dhjetëra shtëpi janë evakuuar pas shpërthimit të një zjarri në kishën historike Vondelkerk në Amsterdam, transmeton Portalb.mk.  Sipas Komunës së Amsterdamit, zjarri ka nisur rreth orës 01:30 të mëngjesit dhe ka vazhduar edhe pas shtatë orësh. Banorët janë këshilluar të mos kthehen në shtëpitë e tyre për shkak të tymit të dendur. Erërat e forta kanë shpërndarë […]

Seis apostas vão dividir o prêmio bilionário da Mega da Virada, sorteado nesta quinta-feira (1º), no valor total de R$ 1.091.357.286,52. Em nota, a Caixa informou que cada aposta vencedora levará para casa R$ 181.892.881,09. Os números sorteados no Concurso 2.955 foram 09 - 13 - 21 - 32 - 33 - 59. Das apostas ganhadoras, três foram feitas em lotéricas de João Pessoa, Ponta Porã (MS) e Franco da Rocha (SP). As outras três apostas foram feitas por meio de canal eletrônico. Duas das seis apostas ganhadoras foram bolões: a de Ponta Porã, com dez cotas; e a de Franco da Rocha, com 18. Notícias relacionadas: Sorteadas as seis dezenas da Mega da Virada: 09-13- 21-32-33-59 . De acordo com a Caixa, para os 3.921 jogos que acertaram a quina (cinco números), a bolada em dinheiro será de R$ 11.931,42 para cada. Por fim, a quadra, que premia quem acerta quatro números, vai pagar R$ 216,76 para cada um dos 308.315 ganhadores. “A 17ª edição da Mega da Virada registrou mais de R$ 3 bilhões em arrecadação, o que representa 22,6% a mais do arrecadado em 2024”, informou o banco. Saques Na nota, a Caixa reforçou que prêmios com valor superior a R$ 2.428,80 são pagos exclusivamente nas agências do banco. “O ganhador pode escrever, no verso do recibo da aposta premiada, seu nome completo e CPF. Dessa forma, o bilhete torna-se nominal”. Em caso de bolão, cada participante pode fazer o mesmo no verso de seu recibo individual de cota. Os ganhadores também devem ficar atentos às datas – os prêmios das Loterias Caixa prescrevem em 90 dias a partir da data do sorteio. Após o prazo, o prêmio é repassado integralmente ao Fundo de Financiamento ao Ensino Superior (Fies), conforme Lei 13.756/18. Problemas operacionais ​A Caixa Econômica Federal realizou nesta manhã o sorteio da Mega da Virada 2025. O sorteio previsto para quarta-feira (31) à noite foi adiado para esta quinta-feira (1º) devido a problemas operacionais. Em comunicado, o banco público explicou que o prêmio recorde gerou um movimento inédito nos canais de aposta. A Caixa contabilizou 120 mil transações por segundo no canal digital e 4.745 transações por segundo nas unidades lotéricas de todo o país.

O Alistamento Militar 2026 terá início nesta quinta-feira (1º) e seguirá até 30 de junho. O processo é obrigatório para jovens brasileiros do sexo masculino, até mesmo para quem reside no exterior. Pelo segundo ano consecutivo, o alistamento também está aberto às mulheres brasileiras que desejam voluntariamente prestar o serviço militar, desde que completem 18 anos em 2026. Notícias relacionadas: Lula diz que alistamento feminino dará diversidade às Forças Armadas. Forças Armadas iniciam alistamento voluntário feminino. O alistamento é feito gratuitamente, no período estabelecido, e obrigatório aos jovens do sexo masculino, mas quem perder o prazo arcará com multa por atraso e concorrerá à seleção do ano seguinte. Para as mulheres, o prazo de alistamento não será prorrogado. De acordo com o Ministério da Defesa, o serviço militar cria uma reserva estratégica de recursos humanos qualificados, pronta para ser mobilizada em situações que exijam a defesa nacional ou apoio em ações subsidiárias. Em 2025, 1.029.323 homens e 33.721 mulheres se alistaram para servir às Forças Armadas, em 2026. Como se alistar  As inscrições dos brasileiros que completam 18 anos em 2026 podem ser feitas pela internet no site do Alistamento Online, inclusive para os residentes no exterior. É necessário ter cadastro na plataforma de serviços digitais do governo federal, o Gov.br. Se não tiver acesso à internet ou preferir fazer o alistamento presencialmente, a partir de 2 de sexta-feira (2), o interessado deve se dirigir à Junta de Serviço Militar (JSM) mais próxima de sua residência, levando documentos originais de identificação. São eles: certidão de nascimento ou casamento; carteira de identidade ou Carteira de Trabalho e Previdência Social (CTPS); e comprovante de residência recente. Confira aqui os endereços das JSM. Basta digitar o nome da cidade no campo de pesquisa. O sistema irá listar o endereço completo, o telefone de contato e, em alguns casos, o horário de atendimento. Alistamento feminino Criado pelo Ministério da Defesa em 2024, o serviço militar feminino disponibilizará 1.467 vagas, sendo 1.010 para o Exército do Brasil, 300 para a Aeronáutica e 157 para a Marinha do Brasil. As vagas estão distribuídas em 145 municípios de 21 estados, além do Distrito Federal. Em nota, o Ministério da Defesa informa que pretende expandir gradualmente esse número nos próximos anos. Após a fase de incorporação, as mulheres deverão cumprir obrigatoriamente o Serviço Militar Inicial por 12 meses. Pessoas com deficiência  Os jovens que com alguma condição de saúde impeditiva, como ser pessoa com deficiência (PCD) podem requerer a isenção do serviço militar. Para isso, devem levar documentos, comprovantes e laudos médicos já no momento do alistamento, em uma Junta de Serviço Militar. O atestado médico, passado preferencialmente em posto de saúde público, deve conter o diagnóstico da incapacidade, por extenso e o respectivo Código Internacional de Doenças (CID), bem como assinatura do médico sobre o carimbo que contenha o seu nome e registro no Conselho Regional de Medicina (CRM). O cidadão enfermo que, por incapacidade absoluta, esteja impossibilitado de comparecer à uma Junta de Serviço Militar, poderá ser representado pelo seu tutor ou curador, legalmente instituído, mediante apresentação do documento comprobatório. Os jovens com deficiência podem saber mais informações aqui. Próximas fases O alistamento é apenas a primeira etapa. Após o alistamento, o cidadão receberá o Certificado de Alistamento Militar (CAM) e deverá consultar o site, periodicamente para saber se foi dispensado ou se deve comparecer à etapa de seleção geral, no segundo semestre de 2026. Os alistados e as alistadas que não foram dispensados de imediato serão convocados para realizar exames médicos e odontológicos; testes de aptidão física; e entrevistas sobre suas habilidades e interesse em servir. Caso seja dispensado por excesso de contingente ou residir em município que não contribui com pessoal para o serviço militar inicial obrigatório, a pessoa deverá participar da cerimônia de juramento à bandeira para receber o Certificado de Dispensa de Incorporação (CDI). Os demais não dispensados passarão ainda pelas etapas seguintes de: designação, seleção complementar e incorporação ou matrícula em uma das três Forças Armadas: Exército Brasileiro, Marinha do Brasil ou Aeronáutica. O serviço militar terá início em 2027, com duração de um ano. Há a possibilidade de a atividade ser prorrogada a cada 12 meses, por até oito anos, caso haja vagas, interesse dos jovens em permanecer nas fileiras militares e aprovação por parte das Forças Armadas. Débito com o serviço militar Como o serviço militar é obrigatório aos jovens brasileiros do sexo masculino, aqueles que não se alistarem estarão impedidos, entre outros, de: obter ou renovar passaporte. inscrever-se em concursos públicos. matricular-se em faculdades ou universidades. assinar contratos com o governo do Brasil.

)The Center Square) – An Illinois congressman praised a vote to restore collective bargaining for over one million federal workers while critics say the U.S. Senate won’t pass the Protect American Workers Act. In a video posted to social media, Illinois U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen, D-Rockford, said the House approved a measure that would rescind President Donald Trump's executive order affecting more than one million federal workers, including employees at the Rock Island Arsenal in western Illinois. “Republicans crossed the aisle to vote with Democrats on this important issue,” Sorensen said. “We both realized that the president’s order was a slap in the face to public servants who deserve to have their voices heard. It cut right at the fundamental right for workers to organize for fair wages and safe working conditions.” Critics say the “worker rights” rhetoric masks the real issue, whether unions should have mandatory bargaining power over federal agencies, with Freedom Foundation researcher Maxford Nelsen arguing supporters rely on generic talking points that misrepresent federal labor law. “What you see under the status quo is mandatory collective bargaining in the federal workforce, which is incredibly inefficient and far less protective of employee rights than many people realize,” Nelsen said. “For example, wages generally are not subject to collective bargaining in the federal government. The power of the purse belongs to Congress, which, despite its many flaws, is a better steward of the nation’s financial resources than government unions would be.” Nelsen said the measure’s prospects in the Senate are slim. “I think it’s extremely unlikely that the legislation is considered or receives a full vote in the Senate, much less passes,” he said, citing the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome a filibuster. He added that even if the bill reached the White House, a presidential veto would be likely. Nelsen also suggested that some Republican support reflected political calculation rather than policy agreement. “These are generally Republicans who are either personally pro-union or come from union-dense areas,” Nelsen said. “This is a relatively low-cost way to signal their pro-labor bona fides back home without risking too much, because they know the legislation isn’t going to become law anyway.” Sorensen framed the vote as consistent with his long-standing support for organized labor, saying unions helped build the country and strengthen the middle class. “The people of our district will always be able to count on me to fight for the working men and women to have a voice on the job,” said Sorensen. According to Nelsen, the central issue is not union membership but compulsory collective bargaining. “The real question is whether such organizations should have a legal right to have special access and special say over how federal agencies operate through mandatory collective bargaining,” he said. “And that’s really the issue.” Nelsen said federal employees had advocacy groups before collective bargaining was mandated in the 1970s, lobbying lawmakers like other interest groups. “But they view that as insufficient,” Nelsen said. “What they want is this legal protection that allows them to force federal agencies to sit down with them at the negotiating table for months or years and ultimately write hundreds of pages of legally binding contracts dictating minute details of agency operations.”

SLATER — In a snow-covered field north of Des Moines, Lee Tesdell’s sheep seem comfortable, grazing in a paddock of Kernza, a perennial grain cultivated by The Land Institute in Kansas.  Tesdell is one of just two farmers in Iowa that grow the deep-rooted grain that boasts low inputs, nutritional grain and roots that are […]

A Des Moines area respiratory therapist is facing multiple disciplinary charges from state regulators, including negligence in the practice of the profession. Records of the Iowa Board of Respiratory Care and Polysomnography show that respiratory therapist Philip A. Kester, 41, has been charged with habitual intoxication or addiction including the excessive use of alcohol or […]

2026 рік – це рік війни, констатує дипломат Вадим Пристайко, відповідаючи на запитання про те, чи бачить він якісь ознаки того, що у новому році переговорні зусилля Києва призведуть до підписання мирної угоди чи хоча б перемир’я. «Я би дуже хотів помилятися», – додає посол. «Жвавий діалог з американськими партнерами» і «крючечки» МосквиНаприкінці 2025-го Київ і Вашингтон провели декілька раундів перемовин, після кожного з яких обидві сторони звітували про прогрес, однак, вважає Пристайко,...

(The Center Square) – Seattle’s Office of Economic Development is calling the first year of its artificial intelligence public-private partnership a major success after growing its number of startups from 15 to 21. The partnership, titled “AI House” is run out of Pier 70 on the Seattle waterfront, with the space intended to be used as a de facto AI town hall, allowing talent – entrepreneurs, investors, students and community leaders – to work together. The public-private partnership includes the Seattle Office of Economic Development, the nonprofit AI research institute AI2 Incubator and Ada Developers Academy. Seattle used $210,000 in funding from the Office of Economic Development and $400,000 from a Washington State Department of Commerce grant to lease the waterfront space to nonprofit organizations and academic institutions as part of a plan to support and nurture early-stage and startup AI businesses. When the partnership was first announced in March, there were an initial 15 AI startups already at AI House, all of which have received funding from AI2 Incubator. Since then, that number has grown to 21 startups that has raised $34 million in capital, according to the Office of Economic Development. The startups focus on AI technology and development and teach curricula to skill up workers to use AI as a business resource. Eric Moss, communications director for the Office of Economic Development, said the city sees AI House as a “huge success as the first-of-its-kind town hall for AI founders, developers, and the broader tech community.” Moss noted another metric of success for the AI House has been the community gatherings that have brought together people with a range of expertise across the AI ecosystem together for knowledge sharing, innovative problem solving, and to build a real community. “Places like the AI House are just one of the many reasons Seattle is becoming the best place in the nation to form, launch, and grow an AI company,” Moss emailed The Center Square. Moss said that when founders complete their incubation and graduate out of the AI House, they will have access to available office space downtown, keeping them close to the AI community at AI House, but also close to major tech companies that have a presence in Seattle. As AI has developed rapidly, so have criticisms of the new technology. This includes its impact on the workforce, as Seattle has seen this year in the case of Amazon laying off 14,000 corporate jobs as the retailer invests in AI. The Washington State Labor Council pushed for 2025 legislation – House Bill 1622 and Senate Bill 5422 – to allow public employees to collectively bargain over AI implementation if it affects wages, hours, working conditions or performance evaluations. The council recommended protections for specific categories of workers most likely to be impacted by AI, including transportation workers, creators of intellectual property, workers in creative fields, administrative workers and public employees. HB 1622 and SB 5422 did not pass out of the 2025 Washington legislative session. The Washington State Labor Council and AI2 Incubator did not, amid New Year's holiday week, respond to The Center Square's inquiries by the of publication.

(The Center Square) – Arizona and Utah continue to see an increase in measles cases. Ten new cases were reported this week in Arizona, bringing this year’s total to 205. Most of the new cases (nine) are in Mohave County, where the most cases (200) have been documented this year. The other new case is in Coconino County, which, prior to this week, had not reported any incidents. Navajo County has seen four measles cases this year. Nicole Witt, director of Public Health Preparedness for the Arizona Department of Health Services, said the state is recommending people get vaccinated for measles. “The measles vaccination is the best protection against measles,” Witt told The Center Square. “The majority of our cases in Arizona as well as the majority of the cases nationally, are related to measles are related to unvaccinated individuals, so if folks are unsure of their vaccination status or have not yet received their measles vaccination, we strongly encourage the individuals get up to date as soon as possible.” Measles is a contagious virus that usually begins with a high fever and symptoms such as a cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes. A document issued by ADHS says that a red, blotchy rash appears two to four days later, starting at the hairline and spreading to the face, trunk and limbs. The rash usually lasts five to six days. “Measles spreads through the air when someone with the virus coughs or sneezes,” the ADHS document states. “The virus can live in the air or on surfaces for up to 2 hours. People with measles can spread it from 4 days before the rash appears until 4 days after.” While only eight hospitalizations have been reported in Arizona, and no deaths have occurred, ADHS says “measles can become very serious” and may lead to pneumonia, seizures, brain damage or even death. “We are in respiratory season, and it’s the holidays, people are traveling and moving about, so we recommend that everybody take care,” said Witt. “If you are sick or ill, make sure you stay home and follow up with your healthcare provider.” It is a similar situation in Utah, where cases are up 14 from last week, a Utah Health & Human Services spokesperson told The Center Square. That brings the total number of cases this year to 156. Most cases are in Southwest Utah (114). The other cases have been found in Utah County (16), Wasatch County (9), Salt Lake County (5), Bear River (4), Central Utah (3), Southeast Utah (3), and Davis County (2). Like Arizona, Utah is recommending people get vaccinated for measles. “The best protection against measles is vaccination,” said Dr. Leisha Nolen, an epidemiologist with the Utah Department of Health & Human Services. “We estimate over 90% of Utahans have been vaccinated to protect them from measles, so most Utahans are well protected. But we really encourage those people who have not been vaccinated, or their kids have not been vaccinated, to really talk to their health care provider and consider getting this protection for their family.” Some Utahans who were recently vaccinated did so when cases began increasing. “So we can see some people are taking action to protect their families, but we know there are still quite a few people that have not," said Nolen. Another recommendation is that people with measles symptoms limit their exposure when visiting a health care facility. That recommendation extends to those who believe they might have been exposed and are seeking medical attention. “One thing that we’ve seen is quite a few people who are sick with measles go into clinics and expose many other people in those clinics,” said Nolen. Patients at clinics could include babies not yet eligible for the measles vaccines, Nolen said, urging anyone with measles symptoms or likely exposure to measles to call ahead before entering a clinic. Staff could direct them to come through a different door and not sit in the waiting room.

Зустріч відбулася перед запланованими на 3 січня переговорами радників із питань національної безпеки країн, що входять до «Коаліції охочих»

La portavoz de Exteriores de Rusia, María Zajarova, culpó este jueves a Occidente del ataque ucraniano con drones que dejó más de una veintena de víctimas mortales, incluido un niño, en un hotel en la región ucraniana de Jersón, ocupada por Rusia. , comunicó la portavoz de la diplomacia rusa a través de Telegram. Zajarova … Continua leyendo ""¡Bastardos terroristas!": Rusia culpa a Occidente por ataque ucraniano que dejó 24 muertos en hotel" The post "¡Bastardos terroristas!": Rusia culpa a Occidente por ataque ucraniano que dejó 24 muertos en hotel appeared first on BioBioChile.

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Zohran Mamdani was sworn in just after midnight Thursday as New York City’s 112th mayor and the youngest in more than a century, taking the oath of office inside the old City Hall subway station.  Mamdani rode a southbound No. 6 train with family and supporters into a historic station opened in 1904 and decommissioned […] The post Mamdani Takes the Helm as City’s New Mayor appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge in California Wednesday found the Trump administration unlawfully terminated temporary protections for more than 60,000 nationals from Honduras, Nepal and Nicaragua.  In a scathing 52-page order, Northern District of California Judge Trina Thompson found that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem did not go through the proper federal procedures to […]

Several people have died during a fifth day of protests across Iran, state-affiliated media and rights groups said, as anger builds over the country's economic woes despite pledges from the Islamic republic's clerical leaders to take "new decisions" to improve the situation.

بعد عامين من الغياب الثقيل، تعود الأعياد المجيدة إلى فلسطين، لكنها تعود بحذر وبفرحٍ يشبه الدموع أكثر مما يشبه الاحتفال.

Մինչ «Հայաստանի էլեկտրական ցանցերը» տոներն էր շնորհավորում ու մաղթում, որ բոլորի տներում լույս ու ջերմություն լինի, Նազարյաններն ու Նոր Արեշի հարյուրավոր այլ ընտանիքներ երեկ ստիպված էին մթի ու ցրտի պայմաններում պատրաստություններ տեսնել, նախորդ մեծ վթարից դեռ ուշքի չեկած երեկ էլ թաղամասի ենթակայանն էր հրդեհվել: Բնակիչների անդադար զանգերին Էլցանցերից չէին արձագանքում, պատմում են Նազարյանները, ի վերջո, սակայն, մեծ խումբ եկավ և միայն կեսգիշերից անմիջապես առաջ էլեկտրամատակարարումը...