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- 1Paralysed former racing champion JD Madan wins para-sports bronze●Karun Chandhok (@karunchandhok): RT @giffy6ty: Former national racing champion JD Madan who was paralysed waist down aft
JD Madan, a former national racing champion in India who was paralysed from the waist down in a road accident in 2007, has won a bronze medal in table event competition. The achievement was highlighted by broadcaster and former F1 driver Karun Chandhok, drawing praise for Madan's perseverance and return to competitive success after his life-changing injury.
- 2Fuji TV data breach may have exposed information of 730 media workers▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/796729/ フジテレビ、番組宣伝システムに不正アクセス メディア関係者の個人情報最大730件が漏えいの恐れ – NOVAIST # ITmediaNEWS # televisi
Japanese broadcaster Fuji Television has reported unauthorized access to its program promotion system, raising fears that personal information of up to 730 media industry professionals may have been leaked. The company disclosed the breach, and reports of the incident are circulating among Japanese media and technology outlets, drawing attention to the broadcaster's data security practices.
- 3EU unveils new Arctic strategy keeping fossil fuels in the ground●https://www. walknews.com/1408462/ EU、新たな北極戦略で化石燃料の地中保持を維持 海底ケーブル保護と安全保障を強化 – NOVAIST # EU # Europe # EuropeNews # Europ
The European Union has presented a new Arctic strategy that maintains its commitment to keeping fossil fuels in the ground, while stepping up protection of undersea cables and strengthening security in the region. The plan ties climate and sustainable development goals to growing strategic concerns over infrastructure vulnerabilities and geopolitical competition in the far north, drawing attention across European policy circles.
- 4KAIST's Humanoid Robot Lifts and Pushes Heavy Loads While Walking▼KAIST Humanoid v0.9 Robot Pushes 77 Pounds and Lifts 44 While Walking
KAIST has unveiled its Humanoid v0.9 robot, which can push 77 pounds of force and lift 44 pounds while walking. The demonstration highlights significant advances in legged robot strength and stability, showing machines capable of practical physical work rather than only balanced walking. Robotics watchers are taking note of the South Korean institute's growing role in the global humanoid race.
- 5Big Tech and business spend millions against California progressives●Big Tech and Big Business are spending millions to block progressives on the California ballot https:// laist.com/news/p
Political action committees backed by large technology companies and business groups are pouring millions of dollars into California races to defeat progressive candidates on the ballot. The spending targets down-ballot contests where organized money can tip close legislative races, prompting criticism that wealthy corporate interests are effectively buying state policy outcomes.
- 6Blood Fats and Fiber May Link Diet to Waist Size in Finnish Adults●Blood Fat and Fiber Markers Explain Part of Diet-Waist Link in 9,225 Finnish Adults
A study of 9,225 Finnish adults reports that blood fat and fiber markers account for part of the association between diet and waist circumference. The finding suggests these biomarkers help explain how eating habits relate to abdominal weight gain, though they do not account for the whole link, leaving other factors to be identified.
- 7Mary Robinette Kowal's The Calculating Stars Draws Fresh Attention●The Calculating Stars Mary Robinette Kowalin The Calculating Stars on viime vuonna julkaistu scifi-romaani vaihtoehtoise
The Calculating Stars, Mary Robinette Kowal's science fiction novel published last year, is being discussed by readers in Finland. The book is an alternate history in which a meteorite destroys half of the United States in the mid-1950s, triggering a global chain reaction that threatens humanity and accelerates an early space race. Reviewers highlight its blend of retro-era atmosphere, spaceflight ambition and social themes.
- 8Son of assaulted photojournalist Heidi Levine speaks to BBC●1/2 Siirtokuntalaisten pahoinpitelemän kuvajournalisti # HeidiLevine n poikaa Michael Milneriä haastateltiin BBC Worldin
Michael Milner, the son of photojournalist Heidi Levine, was interviewed on BBC World's Weekend programme. Levine was allegedly beaten by Israeli settlers in the West Bank while reporting there. Before traveling to Israel via Poland, she had been covering the war in Ukraine. The interview and clips of it circulating online are drawing attention to violence against journalists covering the West Bank.