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Russian Forces Pound Pirogovo Logistics Depot in Kiev Region - MoD
The Russian military continued conducting group strikes throughout the day against Ukrainian defense industry enterprises and logistics facilities supporting the Ukrainian military, the ministry added.
Prices of 4,923 food and drink items set to rise in September, extending trend
Prices of 4,923 products from 195 major food- and beverage-makers in Japan are set to rise in September, with the number of affected items up about threefold from a year earlier, Teikoku Databank said Monday. The number is the highest monthly total…
River water levels rise after rain but shipping problems continue
Water levels on Germany's river Rhine have risen sharply following recent rainfall, the national inland navigation agency said on Monday, t hough shipping hurdles remain despite vessels carrying increased cargo. Historic lows earlier in August…
FlexGanttFX is Open Source
Dirk Lemmerman has open sourced FlexGanttFX, a resource-scheduling framework for generating Gantt charts. Lemmerman open sourced the library after 15 years as a way of increasing availability of the code for use while using the AGPL license as a…
Russian aerial strike on Kyiv destroys schoolbook printing plant
Aug. 31 (UPI) -- A Russian attack on Kyiv overnight destroyed a printing plant that was in the process of turning out 1.3 million school text books, about 10% of the total required, ahead of the start of the academic school year on Tuesday. The…
New expressway sections funded by Chinese companies in Serbia open to traffic on Monday
This photo taken on Dec. 29, 2025 shows the construction site of the Chinese-built Danube Corridor fast road in Golubac, Serbia. Vucic said the road would significantly improve connectivity along the Danube and support economic development in…
What to Watch: Fashion's Next Round of IPOs
Wall Street is getting some fresh fashion faces. Reformation made its debut last month, raising a total of $211 million, including $69 million for investors, like its private equity backer Permira. Menswear specialist Tailored Brands Inc. is…
The Geopolitical Mismatch Driving Russia to Threaten the West
Russia faces a fundamental asymmetry as it seeks to beat Ukraine into submission with intensifying airstrikes on shopping malls, power stations, ports and other infrastructure. Kyiv can rely on a secure hinterland beyond its borders—its…
Las Piñas cafe speaks out on alleged harassment of staff
MANILA, Philippines — A cafe in Las Piñas City said it has “zero tolerance” for sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior following reported incidents involving members of its staff. R Bistro Cafe addressed the issue…
US tech is powering Ukraine's drone war. Officers fear it's created a serious vulnerability for Kyiv.
Long-range Ukrainian strike drones have brought Russian President Vladimir Putin's war home and are increasingly affecting the everyday lives of millions of his own people. In Moscow, cars line up for hundreds of meters at gas stations as fuel has…
An NLEX 'boat' ride: Bus commuter documents 5-hour Bulacan flood journey
It seemed as if a commuter was aboard a boat when her bus reportedly passed through the flooded waters of a portion of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) in Bulacan. TikTok user Cristaline (@cristaline1978) shared a video of their bus driving in the…
Ukraine war transforms European security architecture and global balance of powe
The absence of celebrations marking Ukraine's 35th Independence Day this week underscored the depth of the tragedy facing the country. Since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, the war has moved far beyond a territorial dispute. It has…
Building a safer America is Arkansas' future | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
It's no secret that America's defense production has lagged for the last few decades. From Ukraine to Iran, even modest demands on our military have exposed cracks in America's ability to manufacture the weapons we need and to source materials for…
GXO CEO: Better robot hands, not Olympic-level humanoids, are what businesses really need
In today's CEO Daily: Patrick Kelleher explains why robots that can do a Vulcan salute are more impressive than those that can run faster than Usain Bolt The big leadership story: Offshore nuclear power: A question of ‘when, not if' The…
Flood-hit Pampanga pottery shop hopes customers can help it rise again
“Back to zero po kami.” A flood-hit pottery business in Santo Tomas, Pampanga is hoping the public will help it get back on its feet by including the shop in their next trips. Pampanga Pottery on Saturday, August 29, lamented how…
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