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Please, the fifth column among us, have you sent an indignant letter to the Kremlin? Russia today announced more massive strikes on Ukrainian energy. That is yet another deliberate escalation of the war and pressure on the brave Ukrainian population. And you are against the war, you want peace 🤡🤡 (translated)

Drone attacks in Sudan, which received little attention at the beginning of the war, are becoming an increasingly common and deadly tool for the civilian population, with 880 casualties recorded in the first four months of this year, partly due to foreign support that provides both sides of the conflict with modern drones. (translated)

The Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, proposes fundamental changes to social benefits that would prevent EU foreigners from accessing most benefits, which has provoked significant criticism from the opposition and warnings about possible negative consequences for the British population and relations with the European Union. (translated)

Israel increased military activity in southern Lebanon, where between August 5 and August 16, there were an average of 137 Israeli rocket attacks per day, with the highest number, 208 rockets, recorded on August 15, raising concerns about the impact on the civilian population and the need to extend the UN peacekeeping mandate in the region. (translated)

Saša Mitrofanov warns in the article about the ongoing Russian aggression and hybrid warfare against Europe, pointing to historical parallels with the fates of Cassandra and Laocoön, and emphasizes that the majority population ignores the threats, which endangers the stability of the EU and NATO. (translated)

Floods on the Korean Peninsula washed North Korean land mines into South Korea, raising concerns about possible explosions and warnings for the local population, with authorities noting their discovery between July 23 and August 3, and believing this occurred after the opening of the Hwanggang Dam, which has a tragic previous precedent. (translated)

Russian drones have recently focused on Ukrainian gas stations, leading to dozens of attacks and turning refueling into a fight for survival for civilians, with strikes spreading inland and aimed at paralyzing logistics and increasing pressure on the civilian population. (translated)

After a recent Ukrainian drone attack, the Slavneft-YANOS oil refinery in Yaroslavl is on fire, while Russian authorities confirm that all drones were destroyed, but do not report on the fire, as attacks on Ukraine continue with tragic consequences for the civilian population. (translated)

The article "Manifesto Against Tourism" by Yann Loïc Araújo criticizes the negative impacts of mass tourism that devalues cultural and historical sites and ignores the local population, citing examples such as Everest and Santorini, and warns against the unsustainable and commercial exploitation of these places. (translated)

An article in Newsweek states that Eastern European countries such as Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have become a model in defense, significantly increasing their military spending and preparing their populations for possible threats, especially in response to Russia's aggressive actions. (translated)

The article deals with the events of December 13, 1981, when a military coup took place in Poland, led by General Wojciech Jaruzelski, who claimed that this step averted the threat of a Soviet invasion, while the question of his actual role and the consequences for the population remain unclear. (translated)

In connection with the ongoing droughts in the Netherlands, strict measures have been implemented, including the closure of all sluices in the area of The Hague and Rotterdam and a ban on water abstraction from surface sources, which will affect the local population and businesses. (translated)