Moradores do bairro Vitória protestam contra o estado precário das ruas, exigindo pavimentação e melhorias. A prefeitura prometeu ouvir as demandas na próxima terça-feira.
Airbus reverses plan to limit remote work to one day a week after employee strikes in Spain, France, and the UK, now allowing an average of two remote days amid production pressures and staff demands.
En mer Noire, l'équipage d'une vedette de combat ukrainienne CB90 patrouille sous une menace constante de drones et d'attaques russes. Depuis l'été 2026, la zone est le théâtre d'affrontements navals d'une intensité inédite.
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has denied allegations of funding far-right influencers to disrupt the 2025 election campaign or coordinating volunteers for Liberal candidates. Director Lloyd Grimshaw testified at a parliamentary inquiry, calling the claims lies.
Two Hong Kong activists, Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung, were found guilty of incitement to subversion for organizing annual Tiananmen Square vigils. The conviction follows the 2020 imposition of Beijing's national security law, drawing international criticism.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal accused BJP supporters of attacking Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) volunteers in a Rajasthan village. CJP members allege they were assaulted while inspecting a school, while local villagers claim the issue is being politicized.
Relatório da Oxfam Brasil revela que a concentração de riqueza e a predominância de elites econômicas no poder político perpetuam a desigualdade no país, limitando a representatividade de mulheres e grupos vulneráveis e influenciando a agenda pública.
Coracle fishers on Wales' River Tywi report a collapse in fish stocks, citing severe pollution from industrial, agricultural, and human waste. Despite historical significance, fishers describe the current season as a 'write-off' amid ongoing environmental investigations.
A civilian-contracted Cessna 441 charter plane crashed Thursday near the Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site in western Alaska, killing all eight people on board. The flight had departed from Anchorage and was carrying personnel to the remote military facility.
A report by Yesh Din reveals that violent Israeli settler attacks in West Bank Areas A and B have nearly doubled since 2025. The shift indicates a strategic expansion of outposts into Palestinian-governed territory, aiming to undermine future statehood claims.
The USS Abraham Lincoln is returning after a nine-month deployment. Reports of deteriorating mental health and potential suicide attempts among the 5,000-person crew have surfaced, with experts citing extended isolation and inconsistent leadership messaging as key stressors.
Katia Glod of the New Eurasia Strategies Centre explains that Russian threats against the UK are primarily performative, intended to deter Western support for Ukraine while avoiding direct conflict with NATO that could trigger a larger war.
Former NSW Liberal minister David Elliott announced plans for legal action against individuals he claims slandered him, following ICAC testimony regarding alleged political interference by property developer Jean Nassif.
Reports indicate the Duchess of Sussex may resume acting after relocating to the UK with Prince Harry and their children. Sources suggest a 'top secret' project influenced the move, while the family plans to settle in a private residence outside London.
A Common Wealth report proposes government-issued 'solar bonds' to provide low-interest loans for home solar installations. The scheme aims to make renewable energy affordable for lower-income households by reducing interest rates and attaching repayments to property bills.
O Tribunal de Contas do Estado de São Paulo (TCE-SP) encontrou irregularidades em depósitos escolares de Flórida Paulista e Ourinhos. A fiscalização surpresa revelou infiltrações, materiais enferrujados e livros sem uso em municípios com histórico crítico.
The White House is under pressure following reports that aide Natalie Harp worked for a year without security clearance. Critics, including former ethics officials, argue this poses national security risks, while the administration maintains she is cleared.
Russian air defenses intercepted 325 Ukrainian drones overnight across multiple regions and the Black and Azov seas. Damage occurred at a Perm industrial facility, and several civilians sustained shrapnel injuries in the Bryansk, Rostov, and Sevastopol areas.
A 59-year-old senior manager at MTR Corporation was defrauded of HK$74 million over two years. The victim was lured into fake green bond investments by a scammer posing as an HSBC UK employee, transferring funds to overseas accounts including Barclays Bank.
La LPO et quatre associations réclament le report de l'ouverture de la chasse au gibier d'eau dans 44 départements français, invoquant la sécheresse et les canicules. Les chasseurs, eux, rejettent cette demande, affirmant pratiquer une gestion responsable des milieux.
A typhoon in early July triggered historic rainfall in China's Guangxi province, causing dam collapses and flooding. Nanning and Guigang reported significant casualties and thousands of evacuations, with recovery plans underway to improve flood defenses.
New York has surpassed the San Francisco Bay Area in total tech talent for the first time in 13 years, according to CBRE. While San Francisco remains the leader in AI-specific roles, AI growth is fueling office leasing demand in both markets.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is reportedly frustrated after the U.S. Army rescinded a new policy requiring a 1000 SAT score for ROTC enrollment. The standard, intended to improve officer quality, was withdrawn for further review amid reported internal friction.
Alibaba reported a 9% year-over-year revenue increase to 268.95 billion yuan, fueled by a 45% growth in cloud revenue and triple-digit AI product growth. Despite revenue gains, capital expenditure rose 75% to 67.7 billion yuan, leading to a significant free cash flow outflow.
