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No matter what positions we hold, we are all just human beings. The Vice Chancellor, L. Klingbeil, who also holds the position, expressed regret over her decision and condemned the criticism directed at her during the period of mourning, calling it "inappropriate." #Vokietija #atsistatydinimas #gedulas (translated)

The U.S. court temporarily prohibited the Trump administration from broadcasting advertising campaigns funded by the Department of Homeland Security, stating that they do not meet the established funding objectives and are illegal political propaganda. #DonaldTrump #JAVteismas #politinepropaganda (translated)

North Korea launched an unidentified projectile into the Sea of Japan, just days after South Korea tested for the first time a domestically manufactured hypersonic glide vehicle, exacerbating diplomatic tensions between the two countries. #CoreiaDoNorte #Armamento #Defesa (translated)

"We already held a referendum for the protection of public RTVS, and if necessary, we will do it again, and I am convinced that we can win. The director of the Institute 8th of March, Nika Kovač, also assessed that the result is extremely close and clearly indicates that any interference in RTVS is unacceptable." #RTVSlovenija #referendum #javnemediji (translated)

After an extremely close advisory referendum, in which most voters opposed the abolition of the RTV fee, representatives of RTVS and journalists expressed their belief that the government did not gain legitimacy for changing the funding of the public service with this outcome. #RTVSlovenija #referendum #javnemediji (translated)

Guinea-Bissau has launched a controversial study that leaves thousands of newborns without the hepatitis B vaccine, receiving support from U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., but other scientists and doctors are troubled by the ethical aspect of the study. #vaktsiinivastane #tervishoiuminister #uuring (translated)

Vojtěch Boháč wrote that twenty-six-year-old Ilja Meškov, who according to him left Russia eight years ago, graduated from the University of Economics in Prague and a school in Texas, and after six years in the Czech Republic obtained Czech citizenship. According to Boháč, he became a partner in a Czech company focused on investments in European data centers for artificial intelligence within two years, responsible for venture capital. Boháč stated that Meškov's father is a Russian military colonel who heads a department at Bauman Moscow State Technical University, and his mother previously worked in the army and at this university. She is now, according to him, retired and has a Czech visa since this year; she travels to Prague as the wife of an active Russian colonel and career military officer. Boháč also claimed that ordinary Russians find it very difficult to obtain a visa to the Czech Republic after 2022. Citing an article that he believes described the story, Boháč posed questions about how Meškov's mother managed to obtain a visa, who has access to key data infrastructure in the EU, and how to assess the privacy of young Russians from military families who, according to him, have never actually distanced themselves from the activities of their relatives. #Investice #Kyberbezpečnost #UměláInteligence (translated)

An international expert commission has identified 17 potential disaster risks in a study that could threaten humanity by the year 2100, particularly classifying climate change, dangers from artificial intelligence, and nuclear war as existential threats. #Zukunft #Klimawandel #Katastrophenrisiken (translated)

The author described Trump's demand as a new threat from Putin. He wrote that Ukraine's strikes on refineries had reduced Russia's diesel production by about 30 percent according to the IEA, and that Washington was now facilitating pressure on Russia. According to the author, Trump/Putin demanded that Kyiv stop the strikes, and Kyiv was willing to comply. https://t.co/vQOEBQeXKt #Putin #Trump #Ukraina #FI #UA #RU #US #KZ (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that the American army studied Israeli combat medical procedures in order to increase the chances of injured soldiers' survival. According to his contribution, the share of deaths among the injured decreased from approximately 15% during the Second Lebanon War in 2006 to 7% in the Iron Sword War. Betlach stated that the Israeli army implemented doctors in every company, blood products for on-site treatment, and real-time patient data sharing. Referring to the Israeli army, he wrote that blood products have been used since 2013 and that it was the first in the world to provide plasma to the injured in the field instead of saline solution. He also mentioned rapid evacuation to hospitals, in the most severe cases by helicopter, and the availability of advanced emergency care immediately or within four minutes; in 2006, it took 15 to 20 minutes according to him. In April, according to Betlach, the American army issued a 78-page report recommending the adoption of Israeli procedures. Its authors wrote that Israel underwent a painful transformation directly in combat and that the United States can avoid it. Betlach also noted that a spokesperson for the Israeli army described the report as a result of cooperation between the two armies and stated that American officers came to gain experience. https://t.co/HFQD5mS5Rx https://t.co/CJty7LjEkh #armáda #medicína #zdravotníctví (translated)