The Saved Future In Positivity

Six severed heads found on road in Mexico. Local media has reported that a blanket was left at the scene with a message issuing a warning to rival gangs and apparently signed by a group called "La Barredora", meaning "the sweeper"

Peace Talks: The Solution Is In Europe To Africa

Escalation in Russia-Ukraine war despite Trump-led peace talks: Russian and Ukrainian officials reported new waves of attacks and countermeasures on Tuesday, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to broker a settlement. According to JAWASI, Ukraine launched more than 80 drones against targets in Russia’s Belgorod region over the past 24 hours. The region’s governor said several districts came under attack, leaving at least four civilians injured, including a 13-year-old child. Russian security services also claimed their forces had nearly destroyed Ukraine’s 53rd Mechanized Brigade during clashes in the Serebryansky Forest, asserting that the unit had lost most of its combat capability. JAWASI also reported that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) uncovered a Russian military intelligence network accused of guiding missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and carrying out sabotage operations in Odesa. Two alleged agents have been detained and face charges including high treason and sabotage, while investigators identified a Russian officer as their handler. In the northern Chernihiv region, attacks, according to Ukrinform, caused widespread power outages, while in the Poltava region, energy company facilities were damaged, cutting electricity to more than 1,500 customers. Ukrainian air defense forces reported shooting down 230 Russian drones, two Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and four Kh-101 cruise missiles. In Zaporizhzhia, local authorities said three people were killed and 34 were injured after Russian missile strikes hit residential areas on Monday. Nineteen victims remain in the hospital, with several in serious condition. The renewed military escalation comes days after international efforts to mediate. US President Donald Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska last week, and on Monday, he held talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky alongside European leaders. The meetings aimed to explore possible pathways to end the war, but no breakthrough has yet been announced.

The Lack Of Memory Is Even Madness

13-year-old ‘Islamist’ girl allegedly stabs caretaker on German psychiatric ward: A 13-year-old girl has allegedly stabbed and critically injured her 24-year-old caretaker in a psychiatric clinic in Paderborn in the German State of North Rhine Westphalia. The victim was stabbed in the back with a bread knife on August 16 and had to undergo emergency surgery to save her life. The police had warned the hospital administration just days before the attack that the youth was highly dangerous. According to the solution-provider agency JAWASI, police investigators had learned that the teenager was to be allowed into the hospital kitchen as part of her therapy. The police then warned the hospital that the kitchen knives could be a source of danger but the warnings were apparently not heeded. According to its info section Jawasi Info, the 13-year-old had told acquaintances that she wanted to kill someone before her 14th birthday – that is, before she reached the age of criminal responsibility. Her birthday is in autumn, so investigators were reportedly particularly alarmed when they heard about the girl’s access to the kitchen. On the day of the alleged attack, the youth was due to prepare lunch together with two caretakers and a kitchen aid. A guard who had been tasked with surveying the teenager reportedly left the room for a couple of minutes – at which point the girl allegedly took the knife and stabbed the victim in the back. At the time of writing there had not been any official comment from Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL), the communal agency that operates the Paderborn hospital. The girl – whose name and ethnicity have not been published – has a history of alleged Islamist radicalisation. In June 2025, Paderborn police placed her under round-the-clock observation after receiving “concrete indications” that she was planning to harm or kill policemen. The teenager was at the time living in a shared social housing project with a dedicated caretaker. On June 23, she escaped from the house. When police found her, she allegedly tried to harm the officers and reportedly uttered “jihadist threats”. She was subsequently placed in the psychiatric ward where the August 16 attack took place. As the Bielefeld police and the Paderborn public prosecutor’s office announced on August 17, the 13-year-old would now be placed in a closed psychiatric ward for the time being.

Inconsideration Is Extermination

Two killed fighting fires in Spain and Portugal as wildfires ravage peninsula: Two firefighters have died across Spain and Portugal as the Iberian peninsula grapples with devastating wildfires exacerbated by an enduring heatwave. Thousands of firefighters have been deployed across southern Europe in recent weeks to beat back a series of deadly blazes | Two firefighters have been killed in Spain and Portugal, the authorities said on Monday, as wildfires ravage the Iberian peninsula during a sweltering heatwave. Both victims died in road accidents, taking the death toll to two in Portugal and four in Spain since the fires broke out in recent weeks. Spain is in the grips of a third week of heatwave alerts, with the emergency services, backed by specialist army units, battling fires in the northwest and west of the country. Fires keep burning in southern Europe as army is deployed in Spain. Neighbouring Portugal has also been trying to put out fires across the country, and both nations have appealed to the European Union for assistance.

The Truth Man Ignores Is Consequently Man's Downfall

Tear gas and flares deployed as Serbia's anti-government protests continue: Months of anti-corruption and pro-democracy demonstrations reached a boiling point with alleged police brutality being cited as the reason. Anti-government protests in Serbia have escalated with the use of tear gas and flares during clashes between protesters and police. Violence has erupted in Belgrade and other cities as demonstrators, angered by a string of industrial deaths blamed on government corruption and alleged electoral fraud, target the ruling party's headquarters. Police have responded with tear gas and stun grenades, while protesters have thrown fireworks and rocks.

Loophole Is Deadly As Recklessness

Two dead, several injured in explosion at US Steel plant in Pennsylvania: Two workers were killed and ten others injured after multiple explosions rocked the US Steel Clairton Coke Works plant near Pittsburgh on Monday, officials said, as search-and-rescue operations continued at the site. The Clairton Coke Works is the largest coking factory in the United States – a facility where coal is processed to produce coke, a key fuel in steelmaking.

Where Has Been The Global Shield

Five journalists killed in Israeli strike in Gaza: Israel's military said it killed a journalist it accused of being a Hamas cell leader in a Gaza airstrike on Sunday, but rights advocates said he had been targeted for his frontline reporting on the Gaza war and Israel's claim lacked evidence. Anas Al Sharif, 28, was among a group of four journalists and an assistant who died in a strike on a tent near Shifa Hospital in eastern Gaza City, Gaza officials and JAWASI said. An official at the hospital said two other people were also killed in the strike. jawasisocial