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- 1UN expert marks International Day of Older Persons with video statement▼Video statement by the Independent Expert, Dr. Zvezdan Pirtošek, on the occasion of the United Nations International Day of Older Persons
Dr. Zvezdan Pirtošek, the United Nations Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons, issued a video statement to mark the International Day of Older Persons, observed annually on 1 October. The statement highlights the rights and dignity of older people, a theme the UN promotes each year through this observance.
- 2Gadgets Weekly: Xiaomi Redmi 17C, Casio Pro TREK, Samsung Galaxy A08▼Gadgets Weekly: Xiaomi Redmi 17C, Casio Pro TREK PRJ-B001 watches, Samsung Galaxy A08 and more
Deccan Herald's Gadgets Weekly roundup highlights new device launches from the past week, led by Xiaomi's Redmi 17C smartphone, Casio's Pro TREK PRJ-B001 outdoor watches and Samsung's Galaxy A08. Such weekly roundups are a fixture for readers tracking consumer electronics releases across the global market.
- 3Casio Adds Fitness Features to Its Classic F-91W Watch Under $100▼Casio Turns Its Iconic F-91W Into a Sub-$100 Fitness Watch with These New Features
Casio has updated its iconic F-91W digital watch, one of the best-selling timepieces in history, with new fitness-tracking features while keeping the price under $100. The move brings heart-rate and activity monitoring to the famously cheap, bare-bones watch, blending nostalgia with modern wearable functions at an accessible price point.
- 4Remembering the 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing●# Union # DirectAction has, on rare occasion, gone too far. Between 1906 & 1911 the # IW carried out 110 bombings of iro
A labor history post is revisiting the 1910 bombing of the Los Angeles Times building, in which a union-affiliated militant killed 21 people and injured more than 100. It notes that between 1906 and 1911 the Iron Workers union carried out around 110 bombings of ironworks, mostly minor, with the Los Angeles attack standing out as the deadliest.
- 5Red Cross bodies urge total elimination of nuclear weapons▼ICRC-IFRC joint statement on the occasion of the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
The International Committee of the Red Cross and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies have issued a joint statement marking the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. The statement calls for the abolition of nuclear arms, renewing the humanitarian movement's long-standing warning about the catastrophic consequences of any nuclear detonation and urging states to pursue disarmament.
- 6Malaysia in talks for refurbished Airbus NH90 helicopters▼# Vinted # AirbusHelicopters # NH90NFH # Malaisie # hélicoptères # occasion # rénovation # défense # aéronautique # Airb
Reports say Malaysia could acquire second-hand NH90 NFH military helicopters from Airbus Helicopters, with the aircraft refurbished before delivery. The story is being shared in French defence and aerospace circles, drawing comparisons to buying used goods on second-hand platforms. It would be a notable twist for a programme that has struggled to find export buyers.
- 7New Look floral metallic playsuit resold online in UK size 8●Check out this stunning New Look Petite Floral Metallic Playsuit in UK 8! 🌸 Perfect for those special occasions. Grab it
A second-hand New Look Petite Floral Metallic Playsuit in UK size 8 is being listed for sale online, described as ideal for special occasions. The seller promotes it as a preloved fashion find, part of the growing resale and recycling trend in UK fashion, encouraging buyers to grab it before it goes.
- 8Airbus Helicopters said to sell refurbished NH90s to Malaysia●#Vinted #AirbusHelicopters #NH90NFH #Malaisie #hélicoptères #occasion #rénovation #défense #aéronautique #AirbusHelicopt
Airbus Helicopters is reported to be proposing refurbished NH90 NFH helicopters to Malaysia, according to defence blog coverage shared on French-language defence forums. The satirical 'Vinted' framing—used helicopters being refurbished and resold—has drawn attention online, with observers discussing whether second-hand European military helicopters could enter Malaysian service.