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Глория Стайнем была известной американской журналисткой и одной из ведущих фигур феминистского движения второй волны. Она основала журнал Ms. и активно выступала за права женщин, репродуктивную свободу и равенство.
Известная американская журналистка и защитница прав женщин Глория Стайнем умерла в 92 года. Об этом сообщил ее благотворительный фонд Gloria’s Foundation, созданный для поддержки феминистского движения, в соцсети Instagram (принадлежит компании Meta, признанной экстремистской организацией и запрещенной в РФ).
Отмечается, что Стайнем скончалась 2 сентября в своем доме в Нью-Йорке в окружении близких. Другие подробности не приводятся.
«Почти сто лет, прожитых ею на земле, были прожиты достойно. (...) Величайшим даром Глории была ее способность слушать других, давать им почувствовать, что их видят и слышат. Ее слова, поступки и пример позволяли людям быть самими собой», — написали представители фонда. Там добавили, что журналистка отличалась независимым духом и обладала прекрасным чувством юмора.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that Ukraine is creating its own interceptor drones to combat Iranian Geranium (Shahed) drones. At a meeting of the National Security and Defense Council, acceleration of the production of high-speed interceptors was discussed. According to him, the first prototypes have already been created and there are companies capable of producing them.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that Ukraine is not ready to join the EU due to military operations and failure to fulfill the conditions for returning the rights of Transcarpathian Hungarians. Hungary has blocked negotiations on EU membership for Ukraine and Moldova, suspending discussions on access to the single market and social policy.

Norwegian authorities seized the Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov in Svalbard at the request of Ukrainian company Naftogaz, with the vessel prohibited from leaving pending a decision by the Svalbard governor. A Russian academic stated the seizure indicates the Arctic is becoming a new front of Western confrontation with Russia, led by the United States.

Russian authorities are in contact with a group of Russian citizens, including artists and sculptors led by Alexander Ponomarev, who remained in Svalbard after Norwegian authorities seized the Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov at the request of Ukrainian company Naftogaz. The vessel is prohibited from leaving Svalbard pending a decision by the governor, and the stranded individuals are reported to be safe and working in Barentsburg.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa is ready to reach a trade deal with the United States when Washington is ready. The negotiations broke down at the last moment, allegedly due to the position of the American Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick. Carney noted that the Canadian side is ready for dialogue, but does not consider members of the US cabinet to be experts on Canadian domestic policy.

In the Tver region, by decision of Acting Governor Vitaly Korolev, new standards for centralized provision of bed linen and soft equipment are being introduced for 56 medical institutions, including the supply of 16 thousand sets. Funds have also been allocated for the purchase of more than 640 pieces of equipment for 23 primary care centers and two outpatient clinics, and the distribution of funds for Health Train employees and children's mobile teams has been approved.