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Clinician pushes policy reform to tackle infectious diseases
Healthvanguard-ng17d ago

Clinician pushes policy reform to tackle infectious diseases

By Matilda Ikediobi Nigerian clinician, Ayo-Ige Ayodele, has called for the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan to strengthen Nigeria’s infectious disease systems using evidence-based public health strategies. Ayodele, who is currently undergoing advanced training in Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, said although his long-term goal is to reinforce Nigeria’s disease-control […] The post Clinician pushes policy reform to tackle infectious diseases appeared fi...

Hezbollah: In combat with Israel
Worldsvenska-dagbladet10d ago

Hezbollah: In combat with Israel

Clashes reportedly occurred when Israeli forces attempted to carry out a landing operation on the border between Lebanon and Syria, reports state-controlled Lebanese media. The Iran-backed...

Wave of Vacations at Polish Supreme Audit Office After Power Change
Politicsrzeczpospolita5d ago

Wave of Vacations at Polish Supreme Audit Office After Power Change

Marcin Marjański, former spokesperson and advisor to Marian Banaś at the Supreme Audit Office (NIK), has requested unpaid leave to work for a state-controlled insurance company. This move is part of a broader trend of employees taking leave from NIK following a change in power.

Criticism of Rising Fuel Prices
Worldorftvn24hvg+1la-vanguardia12d ago4 sources

Criticism of Rising Fuel Prices

The war in the Middle East is making itself felt at the gas pumps. Between Sunday and Wednesday, diesel prices rose by six percent, and super gasoline by more than 13 percent, according to E-Control.

Russia opens criminal case into Telegram founder Pavel Durov
TechnologyThe Guardianhvgindex-hr21d ago3 sources

Russia opens criminal case into Telegram founder Pavel Durov

Claim of ‘abetting terrorist activities’ comes as Kremlin attempts to steer users on to state-controlled app Russia has launched a criminal investigation into the Telegram founder, Pavel Durov, on suspicion of “abetting terrorist activities”, further escalating the Kremlin’s standoff with the widely used messaging app. The state newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta reported on Tuesday that a case had been opened “based on materials from Russia’s federal security service”, which accused the app of bei...