Finland signing deals to build fortification on Russian border – media
Dozens of landowners in areas bordering Russia have signed secret deals with the country’s military, Helsingin Sanomat has said
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Day: September 29, 2023
Traveling with Milley: A reporter recalls how America’s top soldier was most at home with his troops
The soldier had target fixation. He had three beers in hand, a full day of leave and a group of young women waiting. But a crowd of Army uniforms also gathered for this French village’s D-Day celebrations stood in the way.
As China Censors Homegrown Feminism, a Feminist Scholar From Japan Is on Its Bestseller Lists
Japanese scholar Chizuko Ueno doesn’t write about China, but Chinese women are drawn to her critiques of the patriarchal pressures on women.
Spain’s left needs votes to govern. For Catalans, it’s not that easy.
Spanish premier Pedro Sanchez needs the support of Catalan regional parties to form a government. The price might be granting amnesty to independence activists – a move that would be highly divisive with the rest of Spain’s voters.
Generative AI Startup Nexusflow Raises $10.6 Million
Nexusflow scores funding to build an open-source LLM that can deliver high accuracy when retrieving data from multiple security sources.
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German Navy fleet may soon be armed with combat-ready lasers
The weapon fires a high-energy laser beam that can destroy drones and possibly missiles
Cleverly praises Trump’s foreign affairs record and his ‘surprisingly effective’ style
The foreign secretary has praised Donald Trump’s record in foreign affairs as the former president remains the frontrunner for the republican nomination for president in the 2024 election.
A Sri Lankan Baker’s Baguette Conquers France
France’s “Grand Prize of the Traditional French Baguette” was won by a Sri Lankan immigrant. That’s complicated in a country where immigration is an explosive issue.
California drayage operators seek help meeting zero-emission regulations
Drayage companies in the state say existing incentive programs will not be enough to enable them to meet regulations that mandate a zero-emission drayage fleet by 2035.