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Apr 7, 2023
Wall Street Journal journalist Evan Gershkowitz indicted on espionage charges
Journalist for The Wall Street Journal Evan Gershkovich was charged with espionage. This was reported by TASS and Interfax with reference to law enforcement agencies. “He categorically denied all accusations and stated that he was engaged in journalistic activities in Russia,” the TASS source said. What happened to Evan Gershkovitch? On March 29, the journalist was arrested on charges of collecting secret information.
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Apr 7, 2023
Coal power plants are being phased out 4.5 times slower than necessary for climate change - study - DOXA
The coal industry continues to grow despite the fact that coal is the most polluting fossil fuel. International agreements require all coal-fired power plants to close by 2040. This is stated in the Global Energy Monitor report. Coal-burning capacity grew 1% last year, enough to power 15 million homes. However, to meet climate goals, the world must retire coal power plants 4.5 times faster. Coal accounts for about a third of the world's energy production.
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Apr 7, 2023
Alexey Moskalev is in the Zhodino pre-trial detention center in Belarus and is awaiting deportation - Russian Foreign Ministry
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that Alexey Moskalev is in a pre-trial detention center in the city of Zhodino in Belarus and is awaiting deportation. After his arrest in Minsk, nothing was known about his whereabouts. On April 6, the court in Efremov, Tula Region, did not begin to consider the case of restricting Moskalev’s parental rights to his daughter Masha. After her father was detained, the schoolgirl was in a shelter.
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Apr 7, 2023
The University of Münster dropped the name Wilhelm II from its name due to the Kaiser's anti-Semitism
The University of Münster dropped the name Kaiser Wilhelm II from its name due to the anti-Semitic, nationalist and militaristic views of the German ruler. The university will officially bear the new name in October. The renaming of the university was initiated by its students back in 2018.
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Apr 7, 2023
Reuters: Cooperations "Tesla" are divided in chats sensitive videos from Client's cars_k
Former cooperations of Tesla told Reuters that the company's workers have access to Videos of Clients_k cars. Cooperations used the video for entertainment: they shared them in their chats and commented on what was happening. Of particular popularity, according to the stories, one_y from the ex-pupil_z, I used a video where the driver of the Tesla driver knocks the child on a bicycle. In addition to an accident, video with naked people became popular.
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Apr 7, 2023
Israel delivered a missile strike at the gas sector
Israel released rockets along the gas sector in response to shelling from Lebanon. Explosions were heard in Gaza. After the shelling of Israel, on April 6, from the Lebanese territory, the Dv_e Israeli_ki were injured. It was the largest blow since the Second Lebanese War in 2006. Most missiles were intercepted by the Iron Dome system. The Israeli military said that missile shelling committed Palestinian forces in response to incidents in the Al-Aksa mosque in Eastern Jerusalem.
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Apr 7, 2023
Two Israeli women killed when their car was attacked in the West Bank
Two Israeli women were killed when their car was shelled in the West Bank, and another was taken to hospital in serious condition. This was reported by the BBC with reference to the Israeli military. According to the publication, two girls were in the car, which crashed after it was shot at. They and a 45-year-old woman were near the village of Hamra in the Jordan Valley.
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Apr 7, 2023
Belarusian oppositionist Valery Tsepkalo was sentenced in absentia to 17 years in prison
In Minsk, a court sentenced oppositionist Valery Tsepkalo in absentia. He was sentenced to 17 years in prison on 9 political and economic charges. Among the charges brought are calls to seize power, creation of an extremist group, insulting Alexander Lukashenko and accepting a bribe. In 2020, Tsepkalo announced his intention to run for president of Belarus, but left the country due to the threat of arrest.
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Apr 7, 2023
In Nagorno-Karabakh, women marched to demand an end to the blockade of the region
Residents of Nagorno-Karabakh held a march demanding an end to the blockade of the Lachin corridor. Hundreds of women gathered at the Stepanakert memorial complex to lay flowers at the graves of fallen soldiers. Protesters in Stepanakert Marut Vanyan / OC Media According to Armenian media, they then moved towards a blocked section of the road as part of an ongoing protest against the blockade of the republic by Azerbaijan.
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Apr 7, 2023
In the Murmansk region, an officer was convicted for the first time for failure to comply with an order. He refused to return to the war
The Zaozersky garrison military court sentenced senior lieutenant Dmitry Vasilets to 2 years and 5 months in a penal colony for refusing to participate in hostilities. The case was classified under the article about failure to comply with an order. The Military Ombudsman reports this. Dmitry Vasilets from Primorsky Krai went to Ukraine in February 2022 and spent five months there. According to him, during this time he never shot at a person.
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Apr 7, 2023
Idaho became the first US state to criminalize assisting minors in terminating a pregnancy.
Idaho Governor Brad Little has signed a new law that will make helping minors obtain abortions punishable by prison time. The Associated Press reports this. According to the publication, purchasing abortion pills or taking a teenager to another state without the consent of parents or guardians will be punishable by up to five years in prison. Little, a Republican, previously signed a law banning transgender students from using the restrooms of their gender of choice.
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Apr 7, 2023
Two civilians died as a result of Russian shelling
As a result of the shelling of the Kherson region, two civilians died . In the village of Stanislav, the Russian rocket was in a residential building, a 10-year-old girl, a 3-year-old boy and their mother were injured. In the Nikolaev region, shelling was subjected to Ochakov. Shells fell into residential buildings and shops. Two people were injured. Damaged house in Ochakovo, April 7. State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations Russia also fired at the Donetsk region.
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Apr 7, 2023
Anti-war telegram channel “Nevoina” hacked
The Nevoina telegram channel, run by anti-war activists, has been hacked. All posts in the channel have now been deleted. Its creators turned to DOXA and encouraged them to subscribe to the new channel “Nevoina” in Telegram using the link . The Nevoina channel was created in March 2022. It is led by a team of independent journalists, sociologists, left-wing politicians and activists. The channel positions itself as the mouthpiece of a broad left-wing anti-war opposition.
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Apr 7, 2023
46 people killed in attack on village in Nigeria
Local authorities have found the bodies of 46 people killed by gunmen in the village of Umogidi in northern Nigeria. The Guardian reports the incident. “46 people were found killed. However, many more people are still missing, and their number may even be higher than those killed,” said an adviser to the governor of Benue State, where the village is located. He blamed the attack on herdsmen, who he said had already attacked the village several times.
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Apr 7, 2023
The prosecutor's office requested 19 years for Roman Nasryev and Alexey Nuriev for anti-war arson
The prosecutor's office requested 19 years' imprisonment for Roman Nasryev and Alexey Nuriev for setting fire to a military registration desk in the Chelyabinsk region. They are accused of committing "terrorist act" And "undergoing training for terrorist activities" . On October 11, 2022, Nasryev and Nuriev broke the window of the first floor of the administration of the city of Bakal, Chelyabinsk region, and threw Molotov cocktails there.
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