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A new astronaut mission has arrived at the International Space Station faster than any crew before, completing the journey in record time. The expedition has drawn broad attention in Germany, where space topics are topping search interest. Commentators are highlighting the achievement as a sign of increasingly efficient launch and docking procedures for crewed spaceflight.
- 2Russia Vows to Continue Large-Scale Strikes on Ukraine●Russia’s MFA says it will continue large-scale, hard-hitting strikes on Ukraine.
Russia's foreign ministry says it will continue large-scale, hard-hitting strikes on Ukraine, signalling no let-up in its bombardment campaign. The statement comes as attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure remain a central feature of the war, drawing ongoing condemnation from Ukraine and its Western backers.
- 3Russia warns foreign nationals against travelling to Ukraine●@mfa_russia once again urges foreign nationals, personnel of diplomatic missions, to refrain from remaining in or travel
The Russian foreign ministry has renewed its warning to foreign nationals and staff of diplomatic missions, urging them not to stay in or travel to Ukraine. It stated that responsibility for any possible adverse consequences would lie entirely with those who disregard the warning. The statement, issued via the ministry's official channels, reiterates a standing advisory amid the ongoing conflict.
- 4Kestrel spotted soaring over Kronsberg draws passing attention●Ein Turmfalke über dem Kronsberg. Hinter mir ein Radfahrer zu seinem Kind: "Guck, da werden Vögel fotografiert ... nein,
A kestrel was photographed hovering over the Kronsberg hill, where a passing cyclist told his child to keep watching the road rather than the bird being photographed. The charming scene, capturing both the falcon in flight and everyday family life below, has amused nature watchers who shared the moment widely.
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Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied claims that foreign embassies are planning to relocate from Kyiv, pushing back against reports of diplomatic drawdowns in the capital. The statement comes amid ongoing concerns about the security situation in Ukraine, where embassy movements have previously signalled escalating threats and caused public alarm.
- 6MFA's False Sense of Security: The Identity Trap●The MFA Identity Trap: When Authentication Creates a False Sense of Security MFA protects 70% of enterprise users but do
Cybersecurity commentators are warning that multi-factor authentication, despite protecting roughly 70% of enterprise users, does not guarantee that a user's identity is genuinely legitimate. Attackers can sidestep MFA through account recovery flows and session hijacking exploits, meaning it proves control of an authenticator rather than true identity. Security professionals are debating how organisations should treat MFA as one layer, not proof of trustworthiness.