Hate crimes against Russians grow in EU state

Finland saw a sharp overall rise in suspected bias-motivated offences last year, reaching the highest level on record Hate crimes in Finland hit record levels in 2024, with a growing share targeting Russian nationals, the Police University College of Finland has said in its annual report. The surge comes amid…

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PROD, an industrial software-focused online event for English-speaking 8-12th graders, offers insight into how industry leaders work Russia has launched the first international Olympiad in industrial software development for high school students, opening participation to English speakers from around the world. The competition, known as PROD, gives 8-12th graders a…

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The bloc’s top diplomat has called on Kiev to fight graft following revelations that associates of Vladimir Zelensky extorted millions from the energy sector The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, has condemned corruption in Ukraine after investigators alleged that a close associate of Vladimir Zelensky was involved in a $100…

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Six House Democrats joined Republicans Wednesday to approve funding for federal agencies The US House of Representatives has approved a bill to fund the government through January 30, 2026, paving the way to end the longest government shutdown in the nation’s history. According to NPR, the bill passed 222–209, with…

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Weather data in business planning provides professionals with a powerful tool that can turn a potentially catastrophic weather event into a manageable situation. As a result, organizations maintain business continuity and avoid downtime through early weather warnings. For example, imagine how valuable weather insights are for any operator in the…

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The US House Oversight Committee has published roughly 20,000 pages of documents from the sex offender’s estate US Democrats have released an email in which convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein claimed that US President Donald Trump was aware that women were being procured for trafficking. The email is part of…

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Lawmakers say the move will help shield children from “harmful content” Kazakhstan’s lower house of parliament has passed a bill banning “pedophilia and LGBT propaganda” in media and online to protect children from “harmful information.” The measure, approved on Wednesday, amends laws on child rights, media, advertising, culture and education….

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