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Russian Tanker Suspected of Damaging Baltic Sea Cables

A Russian tanker, Eagle S, is suspected of damaging four underwater cables in the Baltic Sea, including a major fiber optic line, near Finland, prompting calls for stronger measures against Russia's shadow fleet and a reassessment of international maritime laws.

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Post-Assad Syria: Islamist Government Faces Resistance, Uncertain Future"

Following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, the new Islamist government faces resistance from former regime forces, leading to violent clashes in Tartus province, while several rebel groups show willingness to integrate into the new government; Iran signals renewed resistance, highlighting the ...

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Estlink 2 Cable Damaged: Months-Long Disruption Expected

The Estlink 2 underwater electricity cable connecting Estonia and Finland was damaged on December 25th, 2023, causing a disruption expected to last several months; investigations are underway, considering potential external interference.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Merz's Strong Lead in German Chancellery Race

Friedrich Merz, CDU/CSU's candidate for chancellor in Germany's February 23, 2025, elections, is favored in polls despite past controversies regarding his views on refugees and economic policies; his potential victory could significantly shift German politics.

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Reduced Inequality
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Finnish Authorities Investigate Oil Tanker in Connection with Baltic Sea Cable Damage

Finnish authorities are investigating the Eagle S, a Cook Islands-registered oil tanker from a Russian port, in connection with damage to the Estlink 2 power transmission cable between Finland and Estonia on Christmas Day, following similar incidents in Swedish waters.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Syria Crackdown Follows Killing of 14 Policemen

Fourteen policemen from the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group were killed in a Wednesday ambush in Syria's Tartous province, set up by loyalists of ousted President Bashar al-Assad, prompting a security crackdown by the new administration.

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Oil Prices Rise on China Stimulus and Inventory Drop

Global oil prices rose on Thursday due to China's planned $411 billion fiscal stimulus, a decline in US crude inventories, and anticipation of increased fossil fuel demand under the incoming US administration; Brent crude reached $74.06, while West Texas Intermediate hit $70.72.

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Tenbury Wells Flooding: Climate Change Exacerbates Economic Crisis

Tenbury Wells, UK, has suffered seven major floods in four years due to the River Teme's rapid rise, forcing businesses to close due to unaffordable insurance, and threatening to turn it into a ghost town; climate change is exacerbating this.

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Finnish Authorities Seize Oil Tanker Suspected of Damaging Baltic Sea Power Cable

Finnish authorities seized the oil tanker Eagle S, suspected of damaging the EstLink 2 subsea power cable connecting Finland and Estonia with its anchor; repairs will take months, raising energy security concerns, and the incident is linked to Russia's shadow fleet.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Journalist Unmasked as Author of Hundreds of Denunciations in Russia

Social anthropologist Aleksandra Arkhipova identified Yekaterinburg journalist Ivan Abaturov as the likely author behind hundreds of denunciations under the pseudonym "Anna Korobkova", leading to job losses and legal repercussions for numerous individuals who criticized the Russian military.

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Finnish Authorities Detain Oil Tanker Suspected in Baltic Sea Cable Damage

Finnish authorities detained the oil tanker "Eagle S", suspected of damaging the EstLink2 power cable connecting Finland and Estonia on Christmas Day, causing a disruption to electricity transmission; the ship is linked to Russia's shadow fleet.

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Positive Social Tipping Points in Climate Action: Cycling, Diet, and Policy

Several European cities witnessed a significant increase in cycling post-COVID, demonstrating a social tipping point towards sustainable transportation. Simultaneously, decreasing meat consumption in Germany and the rise of plant-based alternatives showcase a positive shift in dietary habits driven ...

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