The yellow sky in Rome and the Center-South is caused by a cloud of suspended Saharan dust, which can increase levels of PM10 and PM2.5, with potential health risks, especially for vulnerable individuals. (translated)
Among the local population of Ceuta, what is most perceived is the feeling of vulnerability and loss of control. They feel vulnerable because Morocco can "press a button" and completely disrupt their daily lives. And the government has not known how to respond to that. (translated)
and whose treasure is fundamental to the history of Europe, and its theft highlights the vulnerability of Spanish cultural institutions to the increase of violent thefts, as demonstrated by the recent thefts at the Albacete Museum and the Archaeological Museum of Badajoz. (translated)
A study published in Science Advances reveals that children aged 0 to 9 years are more vulnerable to heat stress compared to the elderly, with projections indicating an exponential increase in this exposure due to future climate change, especially in the regions of South Asia, Southeast Asia, and West Africa. (translated)
A study by the International Organization for Migration reveals that extreme weather events in Mozambique, such as cyclones and droughts, are exacerbating tensions between internally displaced persons and host communities, increasing vulnerabilities and limiting the capacity for response to natural disasters. (translated)
Europe is facing an intensification of Russian clandestine actions, including sabotage and cyberattacks, which undermine European support for Ukraine and expose the continent's vulnerabilities to possible reprisals from Moscow. (translated)
The Himalayas have been repeatedly hit by deadly floods and natural disasters in the last decade, leaving hundreds dead and thousands displaced in Nepal, India, and Pakistan, highlighting the vulnerability of the region to monsoon rains, glacial lake outbursts, and landslides. (translated)
Giù le mani dalla scienza. I cazzari dell’informazione e della politica possono giocare con tutto tranne che con la salute. Le #malattieinfettive non hanno un colore della pelle, un passaporto o un orientamento politico. Tubercolosi, difterite, scabbia, morbillo e molte altre infezioni non sono “malattie dei migranti. Sono malattie che esistono da sempre e che hanno riguardato e riguardano anche la popolazione italiana. I dati sulla tubercolosi sono molto chiari: l’Italia è oggi un Paese a bassa endemia, ma nel 2024 sono stati notificati 3.150 casi, pari a 5,3 casi ogni 100.000 abitanti. Il tasso era 9,2 per 100.000 nel 1995. La tubercolosi non una “malattia dei migranti”. Esistono differenze di rischio legate a condizioni sociali, sanitarie e ambientali: povertà, sovraffollamento, difficoltà di accesso alle cure, diagnosi tardive e condizioni di vita precarie possono favorire la trasmissione. E soprattutto: la tubercolosi non guarda il colore della pelle. Si trasmette principalmente per via aerea, soprattutto in caso di contatti prolungati in ambienti chiusi, affollati e poco ventilati. Lo stesso vale per il morbillo. Nel 2025 in Italia sono stati segnalati 529 casi, e l'87,6% dei casi per i quali lo stato vaccinale era noto risultava non vaccinato. Nel 2024 erano stati 1.045. Il morbillo continua quindi a circolare in Italia e il principale strumento di prevenzione è la vaccinazione. La risposta seria alle malattie infettive non è dividere le persone tra “noi” e “loro”. È prevenire, vaccinare, diagnosticare tempestivamente, curare, fare sorveglianza epidemiologica e garantire accesso alle cure. Le malattie infettive vanno combattute tutti insieme, senza divisioni politiche e senza trasformare la salute pubblica in uno strumento di propaganda. Il razzismo sanitario è una delle peggiori forme di politica sanitaria: perché sostituisce la prevenzione con il pregiudizio e la scienza con la paura. La vera sanità pubblica non chiede da dove vieni. Si chiede come impedire che una malattia si trasmetta, come proteggere le persone più vulnerabili e come garantire a tutti gli strumenti per stare bene. Per questo servono più vaccini, più prevenzione e soprattutto più alfabetizzazione sanitaria: cittadini informati sono cittadini più capaci di proteggere sé stessi e gli altri. Contro le malattie infettive: meno stigma, più scienza. Meno divisioni, più salute pubblica. #SalutePubblica #Vaccinazione #MalattieInfettive
AI companies boast about creating advanced models that hack complex systems, but META denies having taken advantage of the vulnerability of its younger users. (translated)
Iran exploits criminal organizations like Foxtrot and Rumba to recruit vulnerable young people, often under 15 years old, to carry out terrorist attacks in Europe, thus evading legal responsibilities and reducing the risk of direct retaliation. (translated)
„O parte din aceste acțiuni ar putea avea ca scop testarea vulnerabilităților noastre sau pregătirea terenului pentru acțiuni ulterioare”
Russia is testing the vulnerabilities of NATO countries by launching Ukrainian attack drones in the airspace of the Baltic states and Finland, with the aim of undermining European unity in support of Ukraine and preparing the ground for possible acts of more serious aggression. (translated)
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin has been installed with an anti-drone net to highlight Ukraine's vulnerability to airstrikes and to call for greater support from Germany and Europe for Ukraine's air defense, in the context of commemorating 35 years of Ukrainian independence. (translated)
A study reveals that children of young parents in Spain are between six and ten times more likely to suffer from severe material deprivation, highlighting the need for specific policies for these families and underscoring the economic vulnerability associated with parenting in early stages of life. (translated)
The state television of Iran aired a threatening video against Barron Trump, the son of Donald Trump, claiming that he is "being closely monitored" and that Tehran has placed a $10 million bounty on his head, also detailing his security vulnerabilities. (translated)
The United States is preparing to launch a massive economic offensive against Iran, described by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as economic D-Day, while Tehran responds by questioning the American narrative about its alleged vulnerability. (translated)
🎙️Luis Enrique 🇪🇸 sur la vulnérabilité du PSG sur transitions défensives: « Ç’a été l’une de nos forces sur les 3 dernières saisons. Ça dépend, de l’état physique des joueurs. Nous cherchons à avoir de la mobilité tout le temps, mais il y a des positions dont tu dois être sûr que ta position est couverte par un autre joueur. Si tu es un petit peu distrait, tu peux avoir des problèmes. Aujourd’hui, je pense que les contre-attaques, ce n’est pas ce problème seulement, c’est aussi la qualité, la vitesse des joueurs attaquants de Rennes. Ils ont amené beaucoup de danger et ça a été difficile à contrôler. » #PSG #LuisEnrique #Football
Guido, a homeless man, died in the hospital after being brutally assaulted in the square in Caserta by a man of Ukrainian origins, whose arrest followed the dissemination of a shocking video on social media that shows the violence of the attack, provoking strong indignation at the indifference of those present and calling for a reflection on the need to improve social services for vulnerable people. (translated)
A surprise attack by Iran destroyed a $500 million American radar, essential for detecting ballistic missiles, raising concerns about the vulnerability of major powers' defense systems and highlighting a new dynamic in modern conflicts, where smaller actors can inflict significant damage at low costs. (translated)
A homeless man was beaten to death on the street in Caserta by a man of Ukrainian origin, in an attack that took place in front of witnesses in Piazza Sant'Anna, while a video of the brutal assault was circulated on social media, prompting outrage and calls for greater protection for vulnerable people. (translated)
