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- 1UN Darfur arms embargo set to lapse on Saturday●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@taz_de/politik- 7q8h8pgaz/-/a-6c03zolPQo2detKqy8v_ag%3Aa%3A2741305549-%2F0 "am Samstag läuft
The arms embargo on Darfur expires on Saturday and must be renewed by the UN Security Council. German daily taz reports the deadline, linking the issue to the RSF's war in Sudan and pointing to the role of the UAE, as well as the conflict's spread toward Libya, Chad's borderlands and beyond. Commenters are warning that letting the embargo lapse would fuel further violence in the region.
- 2Zverev seals Laver Cup triumph for Team Europe●Tennis: Zverev fixiert Europas Triumph im Laver Cup Alexander Zverev hat den Triumph im Laver Cup für Team Europa fixier
Alexander Zverev clinched the Laver Cup title for Team Europe at London's O2 Arena, beating American Learner Tien 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 in Sunday's decisive match. The German US Open champion secured the decisive points, delivering the overall victory for Europe in the team competition. Attention is on Zverev's strong form following his recent US Open success.
- 3New battery-based device captures CO2 using less energy●A new device captures CO2 by pumping it across a battery, requiring less energy than current carbon capture systems http
Researchers have developed a device that captures carbon dioxide by pumping the gas across a battery, an approach that requires less energy than existing carbon capture systems. The technology, reported by Ars Technica, could make direct air capture cheaper and more practical for tackling industrial emissions. Early coverage highlights it as a promising advance in climate and energy technology.
- 4Mega El Niño blamed for end-Permian mass extinction●"Mega El Niño instigated the end-Permian mass extinction" "oh" https://www. science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc e.ado2030 edi
A study published in Science argues that a Mega El Niño pattern, producing extreme and prolonged climate swings, triggered the end-Permian mass extinction around 252 million years ago, the deadliest extinction event in Earth's history. The researchers say runaway warming destabilised ecosystems beyond what species could tolerate. The paper is being shared widely, with an open-access version of the full text available.
- 5E. coli Outbreak Linked to Raw Milk Cheese Sickens 13▼E. coli O26 Outbreak Linked to Sierra Nevada Cheese Company’s Graziers Raw Milk Cheese: 13 Sick in Nine States, 8 Hospitalized, 3 with HUS — Most Are Children 5 and Under
A multistate E. coli O26 outbreak has been linked to Graziers raw milk cheese produced by Sierra Nevada Cheese Company. Thirteen people across nine states have fallen ill, eight have been hospitalized, and three developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a serious kidney complication. Most of those affected are children aged five and under, raising concern among food safety advocates and parents.
- 6Zverev seals Laver Cup win for Team Europe in London▼Laver Cup: US Open champion Alexander Zverev seals victory for Team Europe against Team World at London's O2
US Open champion Alexander Zverev secured victory for Team Europe against Team World at the Laver Cup, held at London's O2 Arena. His clinching win confirmed Europe's triumph in the team competition, drawing attention from tennis fans worldwide following his recent Grand Slam success in New York.
- 7CO2 levels up nearly 40% in one lifetime, post notes●When I was born CO2 concentration was 311 ppm. Now it is ~430 ppm, around a 38% increase. And that's just CO2. # Climate
A widely shared observation points out that atmospheric carbon dioxide has risen from roughly 311 parts per million to about 430 ppm within one person's lifetime, an increase of around 38%. The comparison, framed through a personal lifespan, underscores how quickly greenhouse gas concentrations have climbed, and commenters are using the figure to highlight the scale of human-driven climate change.
- 8Raw milk cheese E. coli outbreak sickens 13 across nine states▼Sierra Nevada Graziers Raw Milk Cheese E. coli O26 Outbreak: 13 Sick in California, Nevada, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Oregon, Tennessee and Utah — 8 Hospitalized, 3 with HUS
A multistate E. coli O26 outbreak has been linked to raw milk cheese from Sierra Nevada Graziers, with 13 people sickened across California, Nevada, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Oregon, Tennessee and Utah. Eight have been hospitalized and three developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a serious kidney complication. Health officials are investigating as consumers are warned to avoid the affected cheese.
- 9Bangkok faces climate threat to millions of residents●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@bbcnews/top-sto ries-hc55lmo2z/-/a-SuOn1fW0SeGRhxUwJZcZ6Q%3Aa%3A3199692-%2F0 A big win for t
Bangkok, a city of tens of millions, is increasingly at risk from climate-related sea level rise and flooding, with warnings that many residents may eventually need to relocate. Commenters are framing the situation as a failure of political will, accusing oil industry interests and aligned politicians of delaying action on the emissions driving the crisis.
- 10Lobbyists push EU to roll back regulations●Lobbyisten bedrängen die # EU , sie wollen Regulierungen wieder abbauen, um freie Hand zu haben. Ob # CO2 - Handel, # Li
Lobbyists are pressuring the European Union to weaken or dismantle existing regulations so companies can operate with fewer restrictions. Critics say targets include the CO2 emissions trading system, the supply chain law, consumer protection, data privacy rules, and pesticide restrictions, warning that pesticides could return to fields and food. Commentators argue this serves corporate profit at the expense of public health and environmental safeguards.
- 11CISA Flags Critical WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Under Active Exploitation●🔵 THREAT INTELLIGENCE WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Exploited in Attacks, Added to CISA KEV Vulnerability | CRITICAL CVE
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added two critical vulnerabilities, affecting WSO2 and Adobe Commerce, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after both flaws were observed being used in real-world attacks. The inclusion signals that organizations running the affected software should treat patching as urgent, as the catalog formally requires federal agencies to remediate listed flaws within set deadlines.
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Movistar and O2 customers in Spain are reporting mobile coverage problems, and users of Digi, which runs on the Movistar network, say they are affected too. The disruption is drawing complaints as customers report dropped service, with no clear timeline yet for a fix from Telefónica.
- 13Laver Cup delivers thrilling Saturday action at The O2●Lights up on a sensational Saturday of tennis at The O2
The Laver Cup staged a dramatic Saturday session at The O2 in London, with the day's matches lighting up the arena as Team Europe and Team World battled for crucial points. Fans and commentators are calling it one of the most sensational days of the competition, with high-stakes doubles and singles contests keeping the outcome wide open.
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David Guetta has been added to The O2 in London's summer concert lineup marking the venue's 20th anniversary. Singer Maisie Peters was also announced for the birthday programme, joining an expanding roster of acts booked for the celebration. Outlets including Pollstar reported the news, and music fans in the UK have been discussing the announcements as the anniversary season approaches.
- 15Bill Nighy wins best host at British Podcast Awards●Bill Nighy wins best host at British Podcast Awards https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/bill-nighy-jamie-l
Actor Bill Nighy has been named best host at the British Podcast Awards, held at the O2 in London. Jamie Laing and Louis Theroux were also among the names associated with the ceremony. It is another accolade for the veteran actor, whose move into podcasting has drawn attention alongside his film and television career.
- 16Garden Route Badgers face Eastern Cape in YesPlay Pro20 Cup●Garden Route Badgers vs Eastern Cape linyathi - YesPlay Pro20 Cup
Cricket South Africa's YesPlay Pro20 Cup continues with a fixture between the Garden Route Badgers and Eastern Cape Linyathi. The domestic T20 match is drawing significant attention, with the fixture generating over 200,000 engagements among cricket fans. Viewers are following the provincial sides as they compete in the tournament's latest round of games.
- 17EU CO2 emissions fell 2% in first half of 2026●# EU EU CO2 emissions fell 2% in first half of 2026, just under half the pace needed to meet the EU’s 2030 climate targe
New analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air finds EU CO2 emissions dropped 2% in the first half of 2026. The reduction is running at just under half the pace needed to meet the EU's 2030 climate target, prompting debate over whether current climate policies and clean energy deployment are sufficient to close the gap in time.
- 18Rio2 Built World-Class Finance Function in Nine Months▼Real Results, Real Fast: How Rio2 Built World-Class Finance in 9 Months
A new case study details how mining company Rio2 built a fully functioning, world-class finance operation in just nine months. The piece outlines how the company stood up processes, systems and controls quickly rather than over a multi-year transformation. The speed of the build-out and the lessons for other firms scaling finance teams are drawing attention among finance and shared-services professionals.
- 19Network-Doctor app compares router sync rates with Wi-Fi speed●Network-Doctor liest die Sync-Raten aus und vergleicht sie mit dem WLAN-Durchsatz – bei FRITZ!Box, Speedport, Vodafone S
The iOS app Network-Doctor reads out the sync rates of home routers and compares them with actual Wi-Fi throughput, supporting FRITZ!Box, Speedport, Vodafone Station, EasyBox, O2 HomeBox and UPnP routers without requiring access credentials. Each finding comes with measured values, helping users see whether slow Wi-Fi stems from the router connection or the wireless link itself.
- 20Global CO2 emissions still moving in the wrong direction●Overall, we're still speeding in the wrong direction! # ClimateChange # CO2 # emissions
Climate observers are warning that global CO2 emissions continue to rise, with commentary stating that overall the world is still speeding in the wrong direction on climate change. The remark reflects ongoing concern that greenhouse gas output has not yet turned downward despite international climate pledges, keeping global warming goals at risk.
- 21FDA recalls Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese over E. coli outbreak▼E. coli O26:H11 outbreak prompts FDA recall of Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese. Check your fridge!
The FDA has issued a recall of Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese following an outbreak of E. coli O26:H11. Consumers are being urged to check their refrigerators and discard the product. Health officials warn that raw milk cheeses can carry dangerous bacteria, and anyone who has eaten the cheese and develops symptoms should seek medical advice.
- 22Another graphics upgrade rumoured for the Metro series●Noch ein grafisches Upgrade für die alte Metro-Reihe? #linux #gaming #metro #metro2033 #metroredux
Gamers on Linux are asking whether the older Metro titles, including Metro 2033 and Metro Redux, may be getting another graphical upgrade. The discussion touches on how the classic shooters hold up today and what improved visuals could mean for players on Linux systems. No official announcement has been confirmed, so the talk remains speculative.
- 23New 'CO2caine' T-shirt Labels Fossil Fuel Use an Addiction●Women’s CO2caine T-shirt A T-shirt from our Scientist and Philosopher range. The first in our CO2caine series. The human
A new women's T-shirt from the Scientist and Philosopher clothing range has been released, branded with the word 'CO2caine'. It is described as the first in a series drawing a parallel between carbon dioxide emissions and drug addiction, arguing that humanity is addicted to burning fossil fuels to the detriment of life on Earth.
- 24Better VO2 Max May Cut Heart Disease Risk▼Research Shows Improving Your VO2 Max May Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease
New research indicates that improving your VO2 max — a measure of how efficiently your body uses oxygen during exercise — may lower your risk of heart disease. The findings suggest cardiovascular fitness is a meaningful indicator of long-term heart health, and health commentators are encouraging people to build aerobic capacity through regular endurance exercise such as running, cycling or brisk walking.
- 25BRICS and the Middle East: Global South Diplomacy Examined▼CO26206 | BRICS and the Middle East: The Possibilities and Limits of Global South Diplomacy
Analysts at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies are examining BRICS's engagement with the Middle East, weighing the possibilities and limits of Global South diplomacy. The discussion explores whether the expanded bloc can translate its growing membership into real influence in the region, or whether internal divisions and competing interests will constrain its diplomatic ambitions.
- 26EU car emissions targets contrast sharply with loosened US rules●The European Union has set a target for car emissions of 93.6g CO2/km (2025-2029), 49.5g CO2/km (2030-2034) and 0g CO2/k
The European Union has set fleet-wide car emissions targets of 93.6g CO2/km for 2025-2029, 49.5g CO2/km for 2030-2034, and zero from 2035 onwards. The United States under the Trump administration has moved in the opposite direction, loosening its rules to permit fleet averages of roughly 157g CO2/km. Commenters highlight the growing transatlantic divide on vehicle climate policy.
- 27Runner pushes through second hard VO2max session of the week●2nd VO2MAX 5x3' workout of this week. The first 4 intervals were good, faster than on Monday. But the last one seemed li
A runner completed a second VO2max 5x3' interval workout this week, reporting the first four intervals were faster than Monday's session but the final one felt like one too many. The post captures a common training dilemma: whether to schedule two high-intensity sessions in a single week and how to read the signs of accumulating fatigue.
- 28Avogadro2 molecular editor shown running in a web browser●What's this? Avogadro2 in a web browser?! #compchem #opensource #prototype
The open-source chemistry project Avogadro has teased a prototype of Avogadro2, its molecular editor and visualization software, running entirely in a web browser. The announcement, tagged with computational chemistry and open-source hashtags, suggests the tool may soon be usable without a local installation. Details on how it works or when it will be released were not provided.
- 29UK grid carbon intensity dips, ideal time to run appliances●166gCO2/kWh National Grid CO2 intensity is LOW wrt last 24h so you can run your wash etc now! https://www. earth.org.uk/
National Grid carbon intensity has fallen to 166gCO2/kWh, a low level compared with the last 24 hours, prompting a call for households to run energy-hungry appliances like washing machines now. Real-time grid intensity tracking is increasingly used to help people cut emissions by timing electricity use to moments when the UK power mix is cleanest.
- 30Putin has finally found something worth protecting●Putin has finally found something worth protecting | Break the Fake https:// video.echelon.pl/w/bpssQ2UEJKR Cz4UJto2PFR
A satirical piece circulating under the 'Break the Fake' label claims Vladimir Putin has 'finally found something worth protecting.' The line is an ironic jab at the Russian leader amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, mocking what the Kremlin chooses to defend or prioritise. No further details about the specific target of the joke were provided.
- 31SCTE TechExpo26 to Showcase Technology Powering the Connected Future●SCTE TechExpo26 Showcases the Technology Powering the Connected Future
SCTE, the cable and broadband industry body, is promoting TechExpo26, its upcoming exhibition focused on the technologies behind the connected future, including broadband, video delivery and network innovation. The announcement was carried by Yahoo! Finance as part of the event's publicity push, with the expo positioning itself as a key gathering point for connectivity and telecoms professionals.