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യുഎസ്–ഇറാൻ സംഘർഷത്തിന്റെ പശ്ചാത്തലത്തിൽ വിവിധ രാജ്യങ്ങൾ ഭക്ഷ്യധാന്യ ശേഖരം വർധിപ്പിച്ചതോടെ ഇന്ത്യയിൽ അരിവില ഉയരുന്നതായി റിപ്പോർട്ട്.

ഒഡീഷയിൽനിന്ന് സേലം വഴി ആഡംബരക്കാറിൽ കേരളത്തിലേക്ക് കടത്തി വിതരണത്തിനായി എത്തിക്കുന്നതിനാണ് ശ്രമമെന്ന്

Con apenas 19 años, Aran Murphy estrena su primera gran serie en HBO Max y afronta el reto de dejar de ser solo "el hijo de".

El magistrat del Tribunal Suprem Pablo Llarena ha rebutjat la petició de l’expresident de la Generalitat Carles Puigdemont i de l’exconseller Toni Comín d’aplicar-los la llei d’amnistia pel delicte de malversació després de la sentència del Tribunal de Justícia de la Unió Europea (TJUE). Llarena argumenta que el tribunal europeu descarta l’afectació als interessos financers de la UE però no modifica l’argument del benefici patrimonial. A més, afegeix que el Tribunal Constitucional no s’ha pronunciat tampoc sobre aquesta qüestió, que Llarena manté com a motiu per excloure l’aplicació de la llei en el cas del delicte de malversació. Per tot plegat, rebutja aixecar les ordres nacionals de detenció. Llarena subratlla que la resolució del TJUE impedeix mantenir la segona de les raons per excloure l’aplicació de l’amnistia, l’afectació dels interessos financers de la UE derivada de la secessió d’una part del territori nacional. Ara bé, afegeix que no modifica el fonament constitutiu de la primera raó que fa servir el Suprem per excloure l’aplicació de l’amnistia, relatiu al propòsit d’obtenir un benefici personal de caràcter patrimonial. La desestimació de la nova sol·licitud d’amnistia no es fonamenta en el fet que la interpretació europea no tingui rellevància, sinó en què el seu efecte no abasta l’altre motiu que el Suprem utilitza per denegar-la. El Suprem indica que el Tribunal Constitucional no ha resolt l’aplicació individual que ara es discuteix, és a dir, no ha deixat sense efecte la interpretació del benefici personal que Llarena fa en aquesta causa, tot i que tampoc l’hagin validat en cap moment. El jutge també rebutja les peticions d’inhibició en favor del Tribunal Superior de Justícia de Catalunya o dels jutjats de Barcelona, o l’arxivament de la causa per l’existència d’una vulneració del principi ‘non bis in ídem’, és a dir, la doble persecució punitiva dels mateixos fets, en referència a la causa al Tribunal de Comptes.

Индија вооружено се судира со Пакистан и Кина, меѓу неа и Русија има прикриено ривалство, а Белорусија е де факто претворена во руска губернија и воена база, но една Фејсбук-објава нè убедува дека во БРИКС, ШОС и таквите антизападни сојузи…

El menda ya no estará aquí, en la Tierra, cuando la hipotética esclavitud cibernética haya diseñado una réplica del Mundo Feliz de Huxley.

Չնայած ԱՄՆ նախագահի երեկվա հայտարարությանը, որ Մոսկվան և Կիևը համաձայնել են չհարվածել միմյանց էներգետիկ օբյեկտներին, Ուկրաինայի նախագահն այսօր հայտարարել է, որ ռուսական կողմը շարունակում է հարվածները: Ուկրաինական զինուժն էլ ստիպված պատասխանում է դրանց, ասել է Վլադիմիր Զելենսկին: «Ռուսաստանը շարունակում է հարվածներ հասցնել մեր էներգետիկ ոլորտին, սովորական լոգիստիկ կետերին և կարևորագույն ենթակառուցվածքներին։ Եվ մեր պատասխանները դրանց շոշափելի են»,- սոցցանցում գրել է Զելենսկին։ Ռուսական...

El cerebro de los humanoides estará hecho con neurofactores y de 107,23 billones de comportamientos posibles, en las primeras generaciones de humanoides únicamente se usarán 1.801 millones de comportamientos seguros.

14 верасьня ў шпіталі памерла ўкраінская праваабаронца Аляксандра Дэлеменчук. У апошнія гады яна жыла ў Грузіі. Дэлеменчук дапамагала таксама беларусам. Некаторыя зь іх падзяліліся з Свабодай успамінамі пра Аляксандру.

Türkmenabat şäherindäki “Gök” bazarda altyn şaý-sepleri satýan söwdagärler birnäçe gün bäri işini dowam etdirip bilmeýärler. Bazardaky çeşmeleriň habaryna görä, bu ýagdaý 10-njy sentýabrdan bäri dowam edýär. Şeýle-de, bazar söwdagärleri şu günler pagta meýdanlaryna alnyp gidilýär. Söwdagärleriň haýsy edaranyň görkezmesi esasynda we näme sebäpden bazardan çykarylandygy barada resmi düşündiriş berilmändir, olara diňe söwda edip bolmaýandygy aýdylypdyr. “Bazaryň ýolbaşçysy hiç hili sebäbini...

Зюзинский районный суд Москвы приговорил историка Павла Сюткина к шести годам колонии по делу о распространении военных «фейков» (п. «д» ч. 2 ст. 207.3 УК). Об этом сообщил корреспондент «Медиазоны» из зала суда. Процесс проходил в закрытом режиме. Прокуратура запрашивала Сюткину восемь лет лишения свободы.Поводом для уголовного дела стал пост, который Сюткин опубликовал в своем телеграм-канале 19 апреля 2022 года. В нем он писал об обстрелах Киева и убийствах мирных жителей в Буче, а также сравнивал российское вторжение в Украину с действиями нацистской Германии. Сюткина задержали в октябре 2025 года, после чего суд отправил его в СИЗО. Вину историк не признал. В письме из заключения он называл свое преследование политическим и связывал его со своей открытой антивоенной позицией.Павел Сюткин — кандидат исторических наук и автор книг о российской и советской кухне. Вместе с женой Ольгой Сюткиной он много лет исследовал историю еды, супруги выпускали книги и вели телеграм-канал. До ареста Сюткин также участвовал в теле- и радиопрограммах об истории кухни.В 2025 году Павел Сюткин называл себя соавтором готовившейся книги «Рождение русской кухни. IX–XVII века» и рассказывал, что они работали над ней вместе с женой. Ольга Сюткина также говорила, что супруги всегда писали книги вдвоем, причем историческую часть в основном готовил Павел. Вышедшая в 2026 году в издательстве «Новое литературное обозрение» книга «Рождение русской кухни» опубликована только под именем Ольги Сюткиной.

Pas ndryshimit në Ministrinë e Drejtësisë, tashmë ka përpjekje për miratimin e Kodit Zgjedhor, megjithatë ende është në fazën e negociatave – deklaroi sot zëvendëskryeministri i parë dhe ministri për Çështje Evropiane, Bekim Sali, i pyetur se deri ku ka arritur miratimi i ndryshimeve në Kodin Zgjedhor, por edhe në Kodin Penal, të cilat janë […]

Benzedeiro, Vô Teobaldo ensinou a sabedoria das plantas e da oralidade para gerações do quilombo que carrega seu nome no RS The post A história do griô que fundou um quilombo em região conhecida pela colonização europeia no RS appeared first on Nonada Jornalismo.

Բաքվից Երևան ժամանած Մագդալենա Գրոնոն երեկ փոխարտգործնախարար Վահան Կոստանյանի ուղեկցությամբ Մատենադարան էր այցելել:

When Aaliyah Duah was 17, she realized one of the major differences between an underserved community like Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant, where she grew up, and more affluent ones was early access to information on how to manage money. In her public schools, she never learned about financial literacy — and had not heard the term — until she started going down a “rabbit hole” to educate herself on investing. She began to believe: To address the wealth gap in a systemic way, she needed to address the information gap. While a sophomore at Virginia State University during the pandemic, she started Financial Revolutionn, creating workshops that teach personal finance to young people in straightforward, relatable, and fun ways. Now 23, Duah continues to grow her organization, reaching students at more than 30 schools across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. She uses examples like Roblox, sneakers, bacon-egg-and-cheeses, and Apple iPhones to teach about credit cards, interest, and retirement accounts. She’s soon releasing a coloring and activity book called My Financial ABC’s, designed to help kids ages 3–8 learn basic financial terms.(The extra “n” in Revolutionn stands for “network,” because as Duah said, “I learned early on that building wealth requires knowing the right people and making sure the right people know you.”)On Tuesday, Duah is being recognized for her efforts as a changemaker. She was named one of five winners of the David Prize, which is essentially New York City’s version of the MacArthur “genius” grants. Launched in 2020 by the Walentas Family Foundation, the prize awards $200,000, no-strings attached, to visionaries working to make a difference in the five boroughs. Duah’s push comes as school districts across the country are embracing financial literacy. Starting this year, New York state is mandating students in grades 5-12 learn about budgeting and money management. Next year, students in grades K-4 must also learn personal finance. “Everything in our communities teaches us to spend our money poorly and to chase after quick success/financial gains meanwhile wealth builds over time,” Duah said. “I realized that I couldn’t just share this information with my closest friends, I needed to share this message with the world.”This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity.Tell us more about your own experience with school and/or financial literacy and how that affects your work today.Growing up and even to this day I’ve watched many of my loved ones and peers make poor financial decisions due to a lack of financial education taught to them at a young age. This showed me the importance of learning early so that you don’t grow up developing poor financial habits.As I learned more about financial literacy, there were accounts and information that I had access to that changed my life. This made me understand that the gap is truly in the access to information. After investing my money and seeing my account grow or building my credit and using it to buy my own car and apartment in my 20s without a cosigner or getting ripped off just because I knew how to manage my money at 17 shows how making smart financial decisions pay off. This drives me to continue to educate myself so I can provide the information to my family and the world. The David Prize is all about the “power of people with the conviction to change the future of our city.” Tell us a bit about your vision for what’s possible with financial literacy in NYC and how it can help break the cycle of generational poverty.Financial literacy can change the entire NYC landscape. I truly believe this because that is why some people fight so hard to keep it out of schools, because they know when you put financial education in the hands of all people it will level the playing field. If we provide financial education to people at a young age, they grow up avoiding years worth of making poor financial decisions, they can open accounts at a young age that gives them money to have options when they are older. Additionally, when they become parents they know how to manage their money so they aren’t passing down financial trauma to their children and helping them establish smart financial habits at a young age. Financial education helps build better communities and solve systemic issues. When we think of a community, a community is made up of individuals, so if each individual becomes financially savvy the whole neighborhood becomes wealthy. That changes the quality of life for all people who live there. That changes family dynamics, closes the wealth gap, fixes crime, and all the very systems that are hurting families. What does your work look like with schools?Every school gets the same Financial Revolutionn experience, but the way they receive it depends on the needs of the school. Some schools’ budgets allow for a six-session program while others can be a semester long. All programs end in a culminating activity which can vary from a stock analysis competition, business pitch competition, or students designing their financial future. The purpose of the program is for the students to come in with any understanding of finances and leave with a transformational experience. What’s your favorite lesson to teach and why?My favorite lesson to teach is types of accounts and stock investing. Types of accounts is fun because I watch the students go through this aha moment where they are learning about new accounts they didn’t even know existed. For example teaching them about a 401K, which is a term they probably hear often but nobody has ever taken the time to educate them on what that is. I remember teaching a group of college students the difference between a high yield savings account and a regular savings account, and one of them asked me: If this is free and grows your money at a higher rate, how come everyone doesn’t have this account? I had to tell them the truth: It’s simply because people just don’t know these exist. Aaliyah Duah, founder of Financial Revolutionn, was awarded this year's David Prize, one of five New Yorkers winning $200,000, no-strings attached for making the city a better place.The stock investing class is always cool because I see students’ mindsets shift from thinking like a consumer to an investor/owning. They start to understand the power of compound interest and investing at a young age gives them more time for their assets to grow. Many students have told us they think schools should be teaching financial literacy. What sort of feedback have you gotten from students? I have students say my classes were the best classes they’ve ever had or they only come to school to come to my class, which is sad but the truth. This is a big moment for financial literacy. New York is now requiring public schools to begin providing personal finance instruction. What are your thoughts on the requirement? I love that the DOE is starting to be more serious about the financial literacy conversation and really implementing it into more schools. I just hope that they are intentional about how they implement it into the school system. Financial literacy is very important and if it isn’t received well in the classroom, it would almost become like an English class where students need to know how to read and write but because they made the topic so boring, students don’t take it seriously. What do you plan to do with the prize money?I plan to utilize the prize money to invest into an online program that helps families learn about personal finances in an engaging and interactive way. I also plan to use it to invest in a team to help expand my program into more schools so that we can impact thousands of families all over NYC. Amy Zimmer is the bureau chief for Chalkbeat New York. Contact Amy at azimmer@chalkbeat.org.

Fear of legal consequences or losing custody of their children and previous negative experiences with the health care system often drive pregnant people with addiction to delay or avoid medical care. The post Breaking the stigma: How three organizations help support those living with addiction during pregnancy appeared first on Public Good News.

The New York prison system routinely fails to meet its federal obligation to provide disability accommodations that its own staff approves, a Prism investigation found Disabled people in New York prisons aren’t receiving accommodations they’re entitled to is a story from Prism, a BIPOC-led nonprofit news outlet that centers the people, places, and issues currently underreported by national media. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support our work today.

The project will separate Rick Francis Street from Union Pacific tracks, reducing train delays and improving access near Texas Tech Health El Paso’s growing medical campus. The post $25.7 million rail project aims to ease congestion at Texas Tech Health El Paso appeared first on El Paso Matters.

Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz and Republican Kimberly Yee will debate tonight  at 6 p.m. Watch live on this page, or watch the replay. Voters chose Leyba Ruiz and Yee in the June primary. The winner will serve a four-year term starting in January. This general election is the first in decades without current Superintendent Tom […] The post Live debate: Teresa Leyba Ruiz and Kimberly Yee, Superintendent of Public Instruction appeared first on AZ Luminaria.

Lawmakers this year allocated $400,000 to a mime troupe in San Francisco, $250,000 to a San Luis Obispo nonprofit advocating for beavers and $500,000 to a nonprofit benefitting Los Angeles youth interested in filmmaking. It’s all part of an opaque budgeting process, known as pork-barrel spending, that’s shielded from public scrutiny, writes CalMatters’ Yue Stella […]