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A low daily dose of aspirin may dramatically reduce the risk of colorectal cancer recurrence in patients with certain gene mutations, according to a major Scandinavian trial. The study, led by Prof Anna Martling at the Karolinska Institute, followed over 3,500 patients who had surgery to remove colorectal tumours. Genetic testing identified 1,103 patients (37%) with mutations in the PI3K pathway, a key factor in some colorectal cancers. Those taking 160mg of aspirin daily for three years were 55% less likely to experience a recurrence compared with those on a placebo. Aspirin is thought to protect against cancer by reducing…

Hans Velten Reisch posted a sign in his Flensburg shop banning Jews, triggering widespread condemnation.The note read: “Jews are banned from here! Nothing personal. No antisemitism. Just can’t stand you.”Police removed the sign Wednesday evening “to prevent danger” and avoid escalating tensions, spokesperson Philipp Renoncourt said.Reporters noted the message remained visible inside the shop on a wall opposite the entrance.The case sparked heated discussion in Flensburg and online, with many condemning the discriminatory content.Some compared it to Nazi-era practices, while others called for boycotts or public protests.By Thursday morning, protesters smeared the shop window with slogans such as “Nazis out.”…

Widespread Disruptions Across SectorsOn September 18, 2025, France was gripped by nationwide strikes as unions mounted a coordinated challenge to government budget cuts. Train and bus networks operated with severe delays, schools canceled classes, and pharmacies cut services as workers from multiple professions walked off the job. Organizers claimed turnout in the hundreds of thousands across cities and towns. Paris Emerges as Flashpoint of UnrestDemonstrations filled the streets of Marseille, Lyon, Nantes, and Montpellier, but the capital experienced the most serious unrest. Peaceful rallies in Paris gave way to clashes when groups of protesters confronted police, with incidents of vandalism…

Meta has introduced a new generation of smart glasses powered by artificial intelligence. The company wants them to become essential everyday accessories worldwide. Highlights from Meta Connect At the Meta Connect developer conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed several products made with Ray-Ban and Oakley. A neural wristband stood out as a key feature. It pairs with the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and allows users to send messages using subtle hand gestures. The announcement comes as Meta faces continued scrutiny over its platforms. Activists have raised concerns about risks to children. Zuckerberg described the innovation as a “huge scientific breakthrough” while…

A new daily pill for weight loss, called orforglipron, may help people reduce their body weight by up to 20%, according to a trial by Eli Lilly. In the study of 3,127 adults with obesity, one in five participants taking the once-a-day pill for 72 weeks lost a fifth or more of their body weight. Orforglipron targets the same GLP-1 receptors as weight loss injections like Mounjaro and Wegovy but offers the convenience of a tablet, making it easier to store, distribute, and administer. Those on the highest dose, 36mg, lost an average of 11.2% of their weight, while 54.6%…

NATO members, excluding the US, contribute funds to the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL). PURL buys American weapons, ammunition, and equipment for Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine expects approximately $3.5 billion by next month to sustain its defense against Russia. “We received over $2 billion from our partners specifically for PURL,” Zelenskyy said during a news conference in Kyiv with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola. He added, “We will receive more funds in October. I think the total will reach $3.5–3.6 billion.” Zelenskyy did not disclose the full list of initial weapons but confirmed deliveries will include Patriot…

Demonstrators Fill Central LondonOn September 17, 2025, tens of thousands gathered in central London to protest U.S. President Donald Trump’s second state visit to the United Kingdom. Organized by the Stop Trump Coalition, the march drew environmental activists, anti-racism campaigners, and pro-Palestinian demonstrators. Participants traveled from Portland Place to Parliament Square, carrying banners, chanting slogans, and expressing opposition to Trump’s policies. Police maintained a visible presence, and the demonstration remained largely peaceful. Windsor Protests Lead to Multiple ArrestsSmaller protest groups assembled in Windsor, where Trump received a ceremonial welcome from King Charles III. Activists projected images linking Trump to convicted…

Bulgaria has become an increasingly popular travel destination in recent years. From its scenic mountains to its sunny beaches and vibrant cities, the country offers a mix of experiences. However, like any destination, it has its strengths and challenges. Here’s an honest look at the pros and cons of visiting Bulgaria. Pros 1. Stunning Natural BeautyBulgaria boasts mountains, forests, rivers, and a long Black Sea coastline. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking in the Rila or Pirin Mountains, skiing in Bansko, or relaxing on the beaches of Varna and Burgas. Nature is easily accessible and often less crowded than in other…

Bulgaria is a hidden gem in Southeast Europe, offering travelers a mix of history, culture, nature, and modern attractions. From the Black Sea coast to the Balkan Mountains, the country provides experiences for all types of visitors. Here are eight reasons why Bulgaria should be on your travel list. 1. Stunning Natural Landscapes Bulgaria boasts diverse natural scenery. The Balkan Mountains, Rila, and Pirin ranges offer hiking, skiing, and adventure sports. The Black Sea coast features golden beaches, charming towns, and seaside resorts perfect for relaxation. Nature lovers can explore national parks, waterfalls, and scenic trails throughout the country. 2.…

Bulgaria has officially confirmed the arrest of a Russian shipowner whose vessel is at the center of the 2020 Beirut port explosion. The announcement comes as part of ongoing international efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the disaster, which killed more than 200 people and injured thousands in Lebanon. Authorities say the detained individual had ownership or operational ties to the ship that transported roughly 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely at Beirut’s port for several years. Investigators are examining the full chain of responsibility, including the shipment’s route, handling, and storage conditions. Background on the Beirut Explosion…