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Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) has declined to say whether Senator Flávio Bolsonaro made visits related to the Ana Clara case and other proceedings, according to O Globo. The refusal to provide information about potential visits by the senator is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of the Bolsonaro family's dealings with the judiciary.
- 2Mosaic bench seats brighten Malmö's Norra Sorgenfri●Stjärtplatser i mosaik på Norra Sorgenfri. [Mosaic-style bottom seats at Norra Sorgenfri.] # Malmö # CityPhotography # P
New seating decorated with mosaic artwork has appeared at Norra Sorgenfri, a redeveloped neighbourhood in Malmö, Sweden. The seats feature mosaic designs on their surfaces and are being shared by locals interested in city photography and urban art. The area, once industrial, is known for public art and creative landscaping, and the colourful benches fit that character.
- 3Don't Nod faces layoffs and possible insolvency, union says●Life is Strange makers Don't Nod face layoffs and possible insolvency, French workers union STJV state - https://www. ro
French games union STJV states that Don't Nod, the studio behind Life is Strange and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, is facing layoffs and possible insolvency. The claim, reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, has sparked concern among players and industry workers about the future of one of France's best-known narrative game developers.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a warning to Palestinians in the West Bank in the run-up to the Israeli election, telling them to refrain from attacks. German-language coverage of the statement is circulating widely, keeping the West Bank in the news as tensions in the region continue ahead of the vote.
- 5UN: Israel killed 1,086 Palestinians in West Bank since October 2023●Israel hat seit Oktober 2023 im Westjordanland 1.086 Palästinenser getötet. 241 davon waren Kinder und Jugendliche. Aber
Israeli forces and settlers have killed 1,086 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since October 2023, including 241 children and teenagers, according to figures cited by the United Nations. The UN says almost no one has been prosecuted for these killings and accuses Israel's right-wing government of refusing to take responsibility for the deaths. Critics of the policy are sometimes dismissed, the UN notes. The figures add to growing international concern over escalating violence and lack of accountability in the occupied territory.
- 6UN report blames Israeli leadership for West Bank violence●Die UN sagt: Die Gewalt im Westjordanland kommt von ganz oben. Der Bericht nennt Regierungs-Chef Netanjahu und Finanz-Mi
The United Nations says escalating violence in the occupied West Bank is directed from the top of Israel's government. A UN report names Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, citing a general's claim that Palestinians are being killed at rates unseen since 1967. Commenters are framing the findings as direct responsibility of Israel's right-wing government.
- 7Life is Strange studio Don't Nod faces layoffs and insolvency risk▼Life is Strange makers Don't Nod face layoffs and possible insolvency, French workers union STJV state Le Syndicat des T
Don't Nod, the French studio best known for Life is Strange, is facing layoffs and possible insolvency. The French game workers union STJV has released a statement describing the studio's current situation, warning about job cuts and the company's financial state. The development has prompted concern across the games industry about the fate of the studio and its staff.
- 8Swiss Indoors tennis opens in Basel●At the opening day of the Swiss Indoors with my daughter Luisa. # 111Words # SwissIndoors # Basel # StJakobHalle # Danie
The Swiss Indoors tennis tournament has opened at St. Jakobshalle in Basel. One attendee documented the opening day with his daughter Luisa, mentioning players including Daniel Altmaier, Juan Manuel Cerundolo and three-time champion Stan Wawrinka. The event is one of the highlights of the indoor tennis season in Switzerland, drawing local fans and international players to Basel.
- 9UN report accuses Israel of West Bank persecution▼Seit Oktober 2023 greift Israel die Menschen im Westjordanland an. Das sagt ein Bericht der UN. Die Armee und Siedler ar
A UN report states that since October 2023 Israel has carried out attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, with the Israeli army and settlers coordinating their actions. The report describes the conduct as persecution and blames Israel's right-wing government, calling it a deliberate plan rather than isolated incidents.
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Qatar Airways and WestJet have announced a codeshare agreement, linking the Gulf carrier's network with the Canadian airline's routes. The deal will allow travellers to book connecting itineraries across both carriers on a single ticket, expanding access between North America and destinations across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Details on routes and start dates are expected to follow.
- 11RetroGuessr No. 173 solved with Pokémon Red▼RetroGuessr No. 173 Solution ✔️ Pokémon Red Version (Game Boy) 🥇 @ fastjack25 💡 Charizard is the game mascot of Pokémon
RetroGuessr puzzle No. 173 has been solved, with the answer revealed as Pokémon Red Version for the Game Boy. Player fastjack25 took first place in the round. The solution notes that Charizard, the game's mascot, was voted the most popular Generation I Pokémon in The Pokémon Company's 2020 Pokémon of the Year poll.
- 12Israel to seal off West Bank on election day●Israel will Westjordanland am Wahltag abriegeln Vor der Parlamentswahl in Israel verschärft die Armee ihr Vorgehen im We
Israel's military has announced it will close all crossings to the West Bank on the day of the country's parliamentary election. The army said it is tightening its approach in the occupied Palestinian territory as a security measure ahead of the vote. The closure affects movement between Israel and the West Bank for Palestinians, drawing attention to how elections in Israel intersect with the lives of Palestinians under occupation.
- 13Israel to close all West Bank crossings on election day●Vor der Parlamentswahl in Israel verschärft die Armee ihr Vorgehen im Westjordanland. Demnach sollen sämtliche Übergänge
Israel's military has announced it will close all crossings to the West Bank on the day of the country's parliamentary election. The army said the measure is a security step tied to the vote. The closure affects movement between Israel and the Palestinian territory, and it comes as attention on the election is intensifying. Observers are watching how the security measure will affect Palestinians who work or travel across the crossings, and whether further restrictions will follow around polling.
- 14KT director urges swift security checks of websites●KT-stjóri ávarar: Kannið trygdina á tykkara heimasíðum sum skjótast! Leinki: https:// dimma.fo/grein/kt-stjori-avara r-k
The head of KT is calling on people and organisations to check the security of their websites as quickly as possible. The appeal, reported by Faroese news outlet Dimma, warns website owners to review their own security arrangements without delay. No further details about the specific threat or affected sites were given in the notice.
- 15Netanyahu launches major military offensive in occupied West Bank●Israels Regierungschef Netanjahu startet große Militäroffensive im besetzten Westjordanland # schnellinformiert # Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has launched a large-scale military offensive in the occupied West Bank. The operation marks a significant escalation in the region, drawing attention to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinians. Details about targets, casualties and the stated goals of the offensive remain limited in initial reports.
- 16Two Israeli soldiers killed in shooting near Hebron checkpoint●# schweiz # israel # palästina : # westjordanland / # kollektivstrafe / # wahlen „Zwei palästinensische Angreifer haben
Two Palestinian attackers killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three more at a checkpoint near Hebron in the West Bank on Friday before being shot dead. The attack is fueling debate in Switzerland and beyond over Israel's response, with critics invoking collective punishment against Palestinians and discussion of how the violence may influence Israeli politics and upcoming elections under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.