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Золото и серебро в ходе торгов 30 января пережили самое значительное падение за последние годы, сообщило агентство Bloomberg.

¡El que se crea inocente de este carajal al que llamamos España, que tire la primera piedra! Nosotros los hemos votado, los hemos creado, y ellos se han juntado en una picaresca tragicomedia humana.

El presidente Donald Trump afirmó que “hoy contamos con las cifras de reclutamiento más altas en la historia de nuestras Fuerzas Armadas”. Lo di...

WASHINGTON — The federal government hurtled Friday toward a partial shutdown this weekend, even though Senate Democrats and President Donald Trump reached a deal that allows lawmakers more time to negotiate new constraints on immigration enforcement.  The Senate will not be able to pass the reworked government funding package before a midnight deadline unless all […]

Dende 2009 o PSdeG vive constantes tensións internas e cambios de líderes, que se traducen en graves e continuos retrocesos electorais cando hai comicios autonómicos.

La economía de la zona euro cerró 2025 con un crecimiento del 1,5%, superando la parálisis de años previos pese a la guerra comercial y la incertidumbre global. España empuja, Alemania despierta y la confianza mejora, aunque persisten riesgos estructurales que marcan el debate económico.

WASHINGTON — The federal government hurtled Friday toward a partial shutdown this weekend, even though Senate Democrats and President Donald Trump reached a deal that allows lawmakers more time to negotiate new constraints on immigration enforcement.  The Senate will not be able to pass the reworked government funding package before a midnight deadline unless all […]

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered the arrest of former CNN anchor Don Lemon and Minneapolis journalist Georgia Fort. Federal agents have since arrested the two alongside local public officials. Don Lemon and Georgia Fort are both independent journalists who have been covering the community response to ICE and Border Patrol violence in Minnesota. Fort went live on Facebook early Friday morning to share that agents were at her door to take her into custody. Her attorney confirmed to The Minnesota Star Tribune that they were federal law enforcement agents. Also arrested were local political candidates Trahern Jeen Crews and Jamael Lydell Lundy. The government alleges that Lemon and Fort violated federal law while engaged in the constitutionally protected activity of covering a Jan. 18 protest inside St. Paul church. The federal government’s case for arresting Lemon had been rejected last week by a magistrate judge. At least three community members have also been arrested for their participation in the protest, including Minneapolis civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong, St. Paul school board member Cauntyll Allen, and military veteran William Kelly. The protest was organized to demand that one of the church’s pastors resign from his position leading the local ICE field office. Free Press Action Advocacy Director Jenna Ruddock said: “As the Trump administration’s all-out assault on Minnesota continues, the First Amendment remains in its crosshairs. While journalists and civilians continue to heroically document conditions on the ground in the face of escalating violence from federal agents, the Trump administration is using every weapon at its disposal to shut down efforts to document, report and dissent. “The First Amendment protects acts of protest and acts of journalism equally. The criminalization of both journalists and protesters serves the same authoritarian project: shutting down dissenting voices or any content that deviates from the official narrative. These actions should outrage our leading media organizations, our elected officials and the public alike. “These latest arrests are just the latest in a long line of First Amendment violations by the Trump administration. Too often, corporate media have readily capitulated to the administration’s demands. Independent journalists, on the other hand, are continuing to lead by example with their critical reporting under increasingly unsafe conditions – indeed, with targets on their backs. “The charges against Don Lemon and Georgia Fort must be dropped, along with the charges against Nakima Levy, Cauntyll Allen, and all other demonstrators arrested in Minneapolis for exercising the First Amendment rights. “But that’s just a start. In order to ensure that our essential constitutional rights are protected, Congress needs to exercise oversight of the Department of Justice by calling Attorney General Bondi before Congress; reintroduce and pass the PRESS Act; reform the Espionage Act; and reassert everyone’s right to record so those engaged in acts of journalism aren’t immediate targets for state violence and crackdowns.”

COLUMBIA — Legislators will once again receive $1,000 monthly expense allowances, including backpay, under a bill that received final approval Friday. Gov. Henry McMaster will likely sign the bill into law, allowing legislators to once again get the amount they’ve received since 1995. Both chambers approved the bill unanimously with no debate and no changes. […]

TOPEKA — More than a decade after a texting-and-driving accident in a construction zone left her hospitalized for a month, Lawrence resident Nicole Allensworth regularly appears at the Statehouse to advocate for stricter distracted driving penalties — including a proposed Senate bill that would fine drivers $60 for using cellphones in school or construction zones. […]

In the wake of Alex Pretti and Renee Good's deaths there have been concerns in Canada over corporate ties to ICE as their tactics come under increasing scrutiny. The post ICE tactics prompt concern over Canadian complicity appeared first on rabble.ca.

La sentencia reconoce una retirada forzada tras años de impacto extremo.

شبكة بيئة ابوظبي، بقلم الدكتور علي عبد القادر الحمادي، باحث في السياسات اللغوية، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، 30 يناير 2026 قادني هذا الوعي إلى التفكير في فكرة موازية لا تقل أهمية: “الالتزام اللغوي”. فكما أن البيئة الطبيعية تتأثر بسلوك الأفراد اليومي، فإن البيئة اللغوية تتشكّل هي الأخرى من اختياراتنا الصغيرة: كلمة نستخدمها أو نتجنبها، أسلوب نحرص عليه أو نستهين به، خطاب نرفعه أو نخفض من حدّته. اللغة، مثل الهواء، قد لا نراها، لكنها تحيط بنا، وتؤثر فينا، ونؤثر فيها دون أن نشعر. يتجلّى هذا المعنى بوضوح في المشهد التربوي. فثمّة معلم لغة عربية يلتزم باستخدام العربية الفصحى في حديثه اليومي مع طلابه، لأنه مؤمن بأن اللغة لا تُدرَّس بوصفها مادة، بل تُعاش بوصفها بيئة. هذا المعلم لا يبدّل لغته بتبدّل الظروف، ولا يستحضر الفصحى استحضارًا مؤقتًا، بل يجعلها جزءًا طبيعيًا من الحصة، ومن الحوار، ومن المزاح، ومن السؤال والجواب. ومع الزمن، ينمو طلابه داخل بيئة لغوية حقيقية، فتألف آذانهم الفصحى، وتلين ألسنتهم بها، وتصبح اللغة جزءًا من يومهم لا عبئًا عليهم. في المقابل، ثمة معلم آخر لا يستدعي الفصحى إلا عند حضور الموجّه أو المدير. فجأة تتبدّل لغته، وتثقل عباراته، ويغدو خطابه متكلّفًا. الطلاب في هذه الحالة يراقبون اللغة من الخارج؛ يرونها قناعًا مؤقتًا، لا ممارسة أصيلة. إنهم للأسف لا يعيشون اللغة، لأن البيئة هنا بيئة لغوية مصطنعة، تبدو غريبة عليهم، مربكة لهم، لأنها لا تنبع من قناعة، ولا تتصف بالاستدامة. الفرق بين المشهدين ليس فرق كفاءة لغوية، بل فرق التزام. الأول يمارس اللغة التزامًا، والثاني يمارسها اصطناعًا. الأول يبني بيئة لغوية صحية، والثاني يقدّم عرضًا لغويًا عابرًا. وهنا يتضح أن الالتزام اللغوي، شأنه شأن الالتزام البيئي، يبدأ فرديًا، لكنه لا يبقى فرديًا. فحين تتحول الممارسة الصادقة إلى عادة، تتحول العادة إلى ثقافة، وتتحول الثقافة إلى بيئة. واللغة، في النهاية، لا تُحفظ باللوائح وحدها، بل بالالتزام اليومي الهادئ، الذي قد لا يلفت الانتباه، لكنه يصنع الفرق. الالتزام اللغوي يبدأ شخصيًا: في الحرص على الدقة بدل التهويل، وعلى الوضوح بدل الغموض المتعمد، وعلى الاحترام بدل السخرية، وعلى الاقتصاد في القول بدل الإسراف اللفظي. يبدأ حين نراجع ما نقول قبل أن نقوله، وحين نسأل أنفسنا: هل تضيف هذه الكلمة وعيًا؟ أم تستهلك المعنى؟ هل تُصلح الخطاب؟ أم تلوّثه؟ ظهرت المقالة التزام لغوي أولاً على بيئة أبوظبي.

By Joshua Kim “Chicago Transit Hikes," a new book by Lindsay Welbers, aims to help Chicago residents and visitors reach outdoor recreation sites car-free. Book helps residents, visitors, use Chicago’s public transit to access recreational sites first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.

ბაქოში ევროკომისიის წარმომადგენლის ვიზიტის პარალელურად, ევროკავშირი, აზერბაიჯანი და EBRD-ი შეთანხმდნენ ნახიჭევანის რკინიგზის პროექტის ტექნიკურ-ეკონომიკური დასაბუთების კვლევის მომზადებაზე.

Na próxima terça-feira (3) acontecerá o lançamento da Plataforma de Memória do Clube de Cultura. Correspondências, fotografias, cartazes, registros de eventos e documentos diversos ficarão disponíveis em uma plataforma online, livre, acessível e gratuita, garantindo o acesso público a décadas de história e memória cultural. O evento será as 19 horas, na sede do Clube […] Clube de Cultura lança plataforma com acervo digital na próxima terça-feira (3) apareceu primeiro no Brasil de Fato.

Южный окружной военный суд в Ростове-на-Дону приговорил к срокам от 14 до 20 лет лишения свободы девятерых херсонцев

რუსეთის კანონმდებლებს სურთ მოსკოვმა უკრაინაში თავისი სამხედრო მიზნების მისაღწევად გამოიყენოს "შურისგების იარაღი" - განაცხადა პარლამენტის ქვედა პალატის, სახელმწიფო სათათბიროს სპიკერმა 30 იანვარს. ვიაჩესლავ ვოლოდინს - რომელიც პრეზიდენტ ვლადიმირ პუტინის უშიშროების საბჭოს წევრიცაა - არ დაუკონკრეტებია რა ტიპის იარაღი ჰქონდა მხედველობაში. "ჩვენი სამხედროები წინ მიიწევენ. სახელმწიფო სათათბიროს დეპუტატები მოითხოვენ გამოყენებულ იქნეს უფრო ძლიერი იარაღი - 'შურისგების იარაღი'. და მიღწეულ იქნეს ამ...

Now, Marleine sometimes wishes she might as well have stayed in her small, yet relatively safe, town in Haiti. But she still commutes to work in Springfield. Too many people depend on her, both in Haiti and in Ohio, to stop going to work. The post As Haitian TPS end date nears, despair and frustration spread in Springfield  appeared first on The Haitian Times.

A New Mexico health care provider urges lawmakers to take whatever action necessary to preserve health care in the state.