A Russian IT worker has been hiding in the woods for a month ahead of mobilization for the war in Ukraine, writes independent portal Mediazona. In the wilderness, the programmer has two tents: one for sleeping, the other for working.more

Poland has warned for years against getting too close to Russia on the gas issue, but the Netherlands focused on the economic aspect, ignoring geopolitics. Now it is finding out firsthand that Putin cannot be trusted with gas, the "NRC" daily wrote yesterday.more

Air travel is getting more and more expensive: tickets for 19 euros to Majorca, Paris or London are becoming history. Now passengers will have to dig deeper into their pockets, prices may rise by as much as 25 percent. And that's the way it's going to stay for now, the ZDF TV portal wrote yesterday.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called "terrorist tactics" Russian shelling of civilian infrastructure. "The world can and should stop this terror," appealed Zelenskiy, commenting on Saturday's wave of attacks by Russian forces.more

France, Great Britain and Germany demanded yesterday in a letter to the UN that an "impartial" investigation into Iranian drones delivered to the Russian army in Ukraine should be initiated, the AFP agency said.more

A huge group of US internet users is demanding a billion dollars in damages from Google for false privacy promises. It's all about the incognito mode, which didn't really provide anonymity. As evidenced by the e-mails from 2018 that had just been released, the employees of this company were well aware of this. more

Russia's ambassador to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzia, left the Security Council meeting room yesterday after he announced that he would not listen to the speech of the Ukrainian representative Serhiy Kyslitsa, the Ukrinform agency reported.more

Russia's economy will suffer from the partial mobilization announced by President Vladimir Putin, despite having proved immune to sanctions so far; the lack of workforce will probably result in a decline in economic activity, reported the Business Insider portal.more

Conor Kennedy, who once briefly dated singer Taylor Swift, has revealed in an Instagram post that he joined Ukraine's International Legion despite having no military experience - and was "willing to die" there.more

Rapp alleged that Spacey climbed on top of him at a New York City party in 1986, when Rapp was 14 and Spacey was 26. The jury of five men and six women deliberated for just under 90 minutes Thursday afternoon. more

Yesterday evening, during the landing at the Paris Orly airport, a passenger plane fell out of its run. French minister - informed the airport authorities. Nothing happened to anyone.more

The European Commission announced that it has approved an adapted vaccine from the US company Moderna, targeting the BA.4 and BA.5 sub-variants of the Omikron coronavirus variant.more

More than one in 10 Dutch households has more than €100,000 in savings, the Dutch Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported. The Dutch saved nearly €362 billion last year, €32 billion more than in 2020.more

The Norwegian capital is on track to become the world's first city with an all-electric public transportation system. The plan is for this to happen by the end of 2023. This is one part of the effort to make Oslo the world's first completely emission-free city by 2030.more

Some 1.5 million lives could be saved each year if the world worked in a coordinated way to speed up the approval of new cancer drugs, according to an analysis published Tuesday in the Harvard Business Review.more

A 55-year-old resident of Longmeadow in the US state of Massachusetts unleashed a swarm of bees on sheriff's office officers executing an eviction warrant. She was arrested on suspicion of using a dangerous weapon, among other charges.more

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry assessed in a statement issued last night that Russia's imposition of martial law on annexed Ukrainian territory is a "new stage of terror." The ministry believes that the Kremlin's "agony of the regime" continues.more

Commanders in Russian units take bribes to send soldiers to the rear who do not want to fight on the front line, and in this way "do business on 'special operation'" - The Center for Strategic Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated yesterday.more

The survey, conducted by insurance company Pronova BKK, shows that most Germans choose to go to work despite illness. This is the case even in the case of a coronavirus infection, the Spiegel daily portal wrote on Monday.more

As our knowledge of food products changes, so do the nutritional standards and recommendations of food organizations. One such change has just been made by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It has recommended tightening the rules governing the use of the word "healthy" on food packaging. This primarily concerns popular breakfast cereals.more

A group of Ukrainian developers has developed an ePPO application to help with the country's air defense. In the program, created in consultation with the Ukrainian military, hostile flying objects can be reported to speed up their tracking and shooting down.more

U.S. Air Force fighters intercepted two Russian Tu-95 bombers near the Alaskan coast on Monday, the U.S.-Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said yesterday.more

Iran will supply Russia with more drones and surface-to-surface missiles, with an agreement signed on October 6, Reuters reported yesterday, citing Iranian and Western diplomats. The agency estimates that this will increase tensions between Tehran and the West.more

Canadians will be able to order legal marijuana straight to their door via UberEats from October 17. The delivery service is working with the cannabis website Leafly to make the drug available for delivery in the country's capital Toronto.more

Tourists have returned to Naples and the surrounding area en masse, informs the local tourism industry. Even though the holiday season is over, Italians and visitors from many countries keep coming to the city under the Vesuvius. Summer weather is favorable for sightseeing.more