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Anaelmarlon Luz reported a tense situation in Kanyaru, about 2 kilometers from Rubaya, in the Masisi territory of North Kivu. Citing information from the ground, he also reported movements of fleeing Rwandans accompanied by their herds and stated that reinforcements from the RDF/M23 coalition had been targeted by the FARDC and Wazalendo fighters. #RDC #Sécurité #Conflit (translated)

Vláďa Foltán labeled Donald Trump's post about the Nobel Peace Prize as bizarre and wrote that Trump criticized again for not having won the prize. According to Foltán, Trump claimed that he deserved eight Nobel Peace Prizes for resolving eight wars: between Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and Israel and Hamas. According to Foltán, Trump also stated that he prevented Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, helped bring home all Israeli hostages including the last 28, both living and deceased, and negotiated the release of over 900 political prisoners from Eastern Europe. He also claimed that he brought home 196 hostages without ransom, forced NATO countries to increase defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP, and removed Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela. The other two wars, in Iran and between Russia and Ukraine, he claimed were still in the planning stages for resolution or victory. Foltán stated that Trump questioned the merits of the woman in the photo he shared in his post and criticized the Nobel Prize as well as Norway. According to him, Trump claimed that the prize should have been awarded to the United States and labeled its awarding as a discredit to the accolade. #Trump #NobelovaCenaMíru #Politika (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that a Swedish police officer had been privately in Copenhagen and tried to settle a dispute. During this, a man hit him on the head or neck. An artery was torn; the officer died despite an emergency operation. The Copenhagen City Court convicted the man, according to LilitThyra, of simple assault, not of dangerous bodily harm or homicide. It imposed a one-year prison sentence as well as a one-year ban on entering bars, clubs, and similar establishments after midnight. The perpetrator had come to Denmark as a toddler from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is now a Danish citizen. Furthermore, he had multiple prior convictions for rape, bodily injury, and attempted murder. #Dänemark #Justiz #Kriminalität (translated)

After the first confirmed Ebola death in Kenya, caused by a man who had traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo, concerns are growing among the population, and authorities as well as the WHO are responding with increased measures to contain the virus. #Ebola #Kenia #Gesundheit (translated)

FIFA is facing a new scandal over allegations of covering up irregularities related to the registration of players from the Democratic Republic of Congo for the World Cup, sparked by the change of citizenship of goalkeeper Lionel Mpasia and the close ties of FIFA president Gianni Infantino with the leaders of the Congolese football federation. #fifa #skandal #svjetskoprvenstvo (translated)

The first case of Ebola has been confirmed in Kenya; the deceased patient, who lived in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has already had 28 contacts identified, and authorities are searching for passengers who traveled on the same flight to prevent possible virus spread. #EbolosProtrūkis #Kenija #KongoDemokratinėRespublika (translated)

In his contribution, Marek Štefan described the case of a worker from the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute for Siberia and the Far East, who, according to local media, was hospitalized with severe pneumonia after a test tube containing the plague pathogen broke and died on Thursday. The head of Buryatia, Alexei Tsydenov, according to Štefan, stated that the woman died of an unspecified form of the plague; nearly 200 people were under medical supervision, according to local media. Štefan explained that the Yersinia pestis bacteria, in his view, is transmitted in nature between rodents and fleas, and it primarily reaches humans through flea bites or contact with an infected animal. According to him, the plague still exists in Africa, especially in Madagascar and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in Asia, and in the western United States, where several hundred cases are reported each year. He distinguished bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic forms; he identified the latter as the most severe and stated that without treatment, it is almost always fatal. According to Štefan, pneumonic plague spreads through droplets during close contact, typically with a patient in the late stage of the disease. He added that the bacteria quickly dies outside the host and that the disease can be treated with common antibiotics, with resistance being extraordinarily rare in his opinion. People after risky contact, according to his contribution, receive a seven-day course of preventive antibiotics. He classified laboratory infections as rare today when the necessary precautions are observed. He also stated that there is no evidence of the possible use of the bacteria for bioterrorism in the current context. He called the risk to the Czech Republic zero and recommended following official sources, not Russian information channels. #mor #zdraví #epidemie (translated)

The Stock Information published on Saturday, October 3, a review of news from Poland and around the world. According to the report, Poland ranked 4th in the EU in terms of the number of taxes, totaling 151, and the average Pole was expected to live for 4,021 weeks. The author also noted that there were 89 days left until the end of the year, and the maximum fuel prices from October 3-5 were 6.73 PLN for Pb95 and 7.88 PLN for ON. Among domestic topics, he mentioned the introduction of a new WATS system on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and the related changes in regulations, 40,500 women working in the Police, and Creotech's success in space. He stated that the annual student ticket in Krakow was set to cost 365 PLN starting November 1, while JSW announced a force majeure which meant a reduction of 156,000 tons in production. Trading volumes on the Warsaw Stock Exchange were expected to increase by 60% year-on-year. The Stock Information wrote about the escalation in France, burned schools, and injured teachers, as well as the planned culling of 25% of reindeer in Norway. According to the author, unemployment was rising in the USA, and former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder was returning to the Russian social scene. He also reported that 200 individuals in Irkutsk were suspected of having the plague, while the number of Ebola victims in Congo had reached 4,000 and was still increasing. In the section concerning the Middle East, the author wrote that the war between the USA and Iran had been ongoing for 7 months without Congress's consent, and Patriot systems were sent to protect Saudi oil resources. Riyadh was reportedly planning an attack on the Houthis with the involvement of the Yemeni military, while Tasnim reported several loud explosions in the capital of Saudi Arabia. He also quoted Donald Trump, who was said to announce the absence of a diesel export ban and claimed that releasing European reserves would lower fuel prices in the USA. Trump also reportedly expressed sympathy for Turkey, calling Recep Tayyip Erdoğan the best. Furthermore, the author mentioned that Asia was facing rising prices due to China's ban on fuel deliveries, Nvidia was achieving all-time records, and Anthropic was set to start its IPO journey on October 14. He also mentioned Chestnut Day, adding a humorous comparison of children learning the alphabet with politicians. #Polska #Świat #Informacje (translated)

According to government sources, more than 4,000 people have already died from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, while there are currently 8,300 confirmed cases of infection, making this outbreak the worst in the country's history. #Ebola #DRKongo #Gesundheit (translated)

The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has caused more than 4,000 deaths, making it the worst Ebola epidemic in the country's history, and the virus continues to spread rapidly despite the efforts of authorities and international organizations to curb its expansion. #ebola #DRKongo #epidemija (translated)