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Spanish midfielder Dani Olmo is in the news over reports that he is helping Vukovar, a Croatian city devastated during the war of the 1990s. Spanish sports daily Marca is among the outlets explaining what happened in Vukovar and why Olmo's connection to the city is drawing attention. Olmo, who plays for Barcelona, has family ties to Croatia through his father.
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A woman has died of pneumonic plague in Siberia, and local authorities have introduced anti-epidemic measures in response. The rare and severe disease, which can spread between people through respiratory droplets, has prompted health officials to step up containment efforts. Italian media are covering the case, drawing renewed attention to plague outbreaks that still occur sporadically in remote regions of Russia and Central Asia.
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Spain midfielder Dani Olmo is making headlines on two fronts. At a press conference ahead of Spain's match against Croatia, his solidary gesture moved Croatian journalists to applaud him. Off the pitch, Barcelona and the player have for a third time rejected a 70-million-euro offer from Bayern Munich, while Olmo says his dream remains playing for Spain despite Croatia's interest.
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Spanish midfielder Dani Olmo is drawing attention after an interview in which he explained his decision to join Dinamo Zagreb as a teenager, saying he 'felt in debt to Croatia'. He also spoke about his salary and the values that shaped his unconventional path through Croatian football before returning to Spain and later Barcelona.
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Croatia versus Spain is drawing attention in football coverage. A report highlights how all of Croatia applauded Dani Olmo, in what was described as the most beautiful story of his career. Fans and media are discussing the sportsmanship and the Spanish midfielder's role as the two national teams meet.
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A laboratory employee in Siberia has died two days after accidentally breaking a vial containing pulmonary plague samples, according to Italian media reports citing the incident. The case has raised alarm over a possible outbreak focus in the region, with authorities said to be monitoring the situation. The story is drawing attention in Italy, where pulmonary plague and lab safety failures are being discussed.
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Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo is reported to have no intention of leaving the club, despite interest from Arsenal. The Spain international remains committed to Barcelona and is not seeking a move to the Premier League, according to the reports circulating in the football press.
- 8Three of Man United's four January targets reportedly available●Olmo, De Jong, Kounde, Balde: Man United told three of their four targets will be available in January
Manchester United have reportedly been informed that three of their four transfer targets — Dani Olmo, Frenkie de Jong, Jules Kounde and Alejandro Balde — will be available in the January window. The report does not specify which three of the Barcelona-linked quartet could be signed, and no fee or confirmation has been given.
- 9Edward James Olmos to headline Sacramento Latino Book & Family Festival▼Edward James Olmos to headline 2026 Sacramento Latino Book & Family Festival
Actor Edward James Olmos will headline the 2026 Sacramento Latino Book & Family Festival, organizers announced. The event celebrates Latino literature, authors and family culture, and Olmos's involvement is expected to draw large crowds. The veteran actor, known for roles including in 'Stand and Deliver' and 'Battlestar Galactica', has long been active in promoting Latino education and literacy.
- 10Ai2 releases Olmo Core 3 for training large mixture-of-experts models●Introducing Olmo-core 3: Open, scalable training infrastructure for large MoEs https://huggingface.co/blog/allenai/olmoc
The Allen Institute for AI has introduced Olmo Core 3, an open-source training infrastructure designed to scale large mixture-of-experts language models. Announced via Hugging Face, the release gives researchers and developers open access to the tooling behind Ai2's OLMo model family, reinforcing the institute's push for fully open AI systems. Reactions online highlight interest in open alternatives to closed lab training stacks.