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Aontú said it had identified further problems at the Children’s Hospital, including 316 manual sliding doors needing repairs and drainage issues in 126 of 244 bathroom pods. It also said 11 of the 22 operating theatre floors required remediation, with three needing to be redone for a third time.

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Janusz Piechociński 2d

The author wrote that according to estimates by the International Telecommunication Union, in 2025 about 6 billion people were using the internet, which is 74% of the world's population, while 2.2 billion remained offline. He added that traffic in fixed broadband networks reached 7.3 zettabytes this year. (translated)

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Eva Herman 2d

The author wrote that there had been a miscalculation. According to his account, all investments were financed, and the financial system was on the brink of collapse if there was no war. (translated)

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Juan Branco ✊ 2d

The author stated that 25% of young people were depressed and that the hospitalization rate for young women after a suicide attempt had increased eightfold in four years. He described these figures as unprecedented and wrote that young people have the right to happiness and to fight for it. (translated)

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Marcel Fratzscher 3d

The author wrote that care is a task for the entire society and people with greater capacity should take on more responsibility. This creates room for better care, relieves younger contributors, and strengthens social cohesion. (translated)

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Gerd Leonhard 3d

The author urged readers to recognize their ability to drive change and said those who prioritized safety should leave frontier AI companies to work for an AI Safety Institute or join a mission-driven organization.

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Iñaki López 4d

The publication indicated that Judge Biedma would testify that day before Judge Pedraz. It also noted that the UCO had revealed that the Leire Díez plot had allegedly attempted to cause her physical harm and that Díez had reportedly contacted criminal groups for that purpose. It added that the matter would be addressed in MVTARDE. (translated)

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Luis del Pino 4d

The author stated that he did not understand much about the topic, but he considered the question posed by the tweet relevant: whether artificial intelligence could soon break the cryptographic system on which cryptocurrencies are based. (translated)

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Gabriel Attal 4d

The author wrote that the youth were mobilizing and needed to be heard through a structured approach and concrete results, which he presented as the only way out of the crisis. He added that the high school students encountered throughout the country shared the hope for a better future, which the leaders needed to guarantee them. (translated)

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Eoin Ó Broin 4d

The author said the budget should have invested in delivering genuinely affordable homes, but claimed the Government instead wanted to push up house prices and make home ownership inaccessible to more people. They criticised the approach as difficult to believe.

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Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf 🌏 🦣 5d

The author highlighted a Politico article about the linked tipping points of the subpolar gyre (SPG) and the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), describing them as major climate risks. They wrote that the SPG could collapse within the next 20 years.

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Pavel Kasík 5d

The author wrote that OpenAI announced the resolution of more than 100 previously unsolved mathematical problems with its new model. He also included a link to mathematicians' reactions. (translated)

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Anders Sandberg 5d

The author questioned whether the curve was truly parabolic, but said AI was helping people find vulnerabilities at an unprecedented rate. They described this as offering the prospect of much better protection while also giving malicious actors greater incentive to act immediately.

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Owe Nilsson 5d

The writer believed that the Academy should award the prize to Salman Rushdie. They described him as a brilliant author and argued that his courage and experiences demonstrated the danger that good literature could pose. (translated)

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Mika Aaltola 5d

The author claimed that Rheinmetall’s head had learned from Americans of a plan to kill him, and called for EU and national laws requiring people to be warned if their names appeared in an adversary’s files.

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Philip Pilkington 5d

The author wrote that the IRGC appeared to have the same strike capabilities as in April–May, citing developments over the previous few days. They estimated that levels had returned to those seen in April–May after a ceasefire-related outflow in June–July.

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Michael Bröcker 💎 6d

The author described water as perhaps the most important resource of the coming decades and referred to electromobility, data centers, drinking water, and heat cities. An interview with Carsten Schneider explains why a different approach to water is necessary. (translated)

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Natacha Polony 6d

The author wrote that a fifteen-year-old had his hand blown off by a grenade used for breaking a siege yesterday morning in Lens, and that another teenager had lost an eye. He stated that whether the first one picked up the grenade or not did not change the severity of the tragedy, and attributed this violence to a lack. (translated)

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Gerd Leonhard 7d

The author shared a link to “How A.I. Agents Are Going to Transform Our Lives” from Hard Fork and praised a show by Max Read, also mentioning Hard Fork and the BBC.

Oliver Varhelyi 7d

The post said high blood pressure often caused no symptoms but could increase the risk of heart attack and stroke. During EU Screening Week, it said it was encouraging people, alongside the European Society of Cardiology, to know their blood pressure figures, noting that a check took less than a minute.