Новости за 25.09.2024

By Sergio Martínez

Eighty years ago, Friedrich Hayek watched in anguish as Western liberal democracies seemed to embrace the authoritarian tendencies that had given rise to Nazism in Germany. InThe Road to Serfdom(1944), he dedicated his work “to socialists of all parties,” warning that both left-wing socialism and national socialism were branches of the same tree. Hayek feared England would repeat the history he had witnessed in Germany when he wrote the following:

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In the heart of Africa, a financial revolution is quietly unfolding. M-KOPA, a Nairobi-born fintech company, is bringing digital financial services to underserved populations. Since 2011, M-KOPA has grown to serve over 5 million customers across five African nations. The company tackles a pressing issue in sub-Saharan Africa, where three-quarters of adults lack access to […]

'Broken NHS' message causing growing unease, health sources tell BBC  BBC

Health leaders are worried patients may be put off seeking help, the BBC learns.

The website of a fake San Francisco news station created a video falsely claiming that Kamala Harris was involved in a car accident in 2011, intelligence officials say.

1. Wes Streeting says he will not back down on broken NHS claims  BBC
2. Wes Streeting warns against ‘killing NHS with kindness’ as health secretary vows reform  The Independent
3. Streeting pays tribute to NHS 'heroes' who responded to Southport stabbings  Liverpool Echo
4. Wes Streeting: “I don’t want to be the fun police”  The New Statesman
5. Secretary of State for Health and Social Care's address to IPPR  GOV.UK

It’s been an awkward month for PlayStation. While the company put out the delightful platformer Astro Bot that celebrates the brand’s past 30 years, it also shut down the hero shooter Concord and issued refunds in record time. There’s also been some drama around its recent announcement of the $700 PlayStation 5 Pro.…

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The Uncommitted National Movement that began as a protest against President Joe Biden’s policies on the war in Gaza last week announced they will not endorse Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate. Another pro-Palestinian group “Abandon Harris” says they’re working to ensure her defeat. Could these movements impact election results in battleground states? White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara brings this story from Michigan, the state with the highest percentage of Arab Americans. Читать дальше...

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Mark Jefferies and Nicola Methven take a look at tonight's TV, including the new series of Grand Designs that celebrates its 25th anniversary

1. NASA pushes back Crew-9 mission launch to Saturday  Reuters
2. Tropical Storm Helene delays SpaceX's Crew-9 astronaut launch to Sept. 28  Space.com
3. NASA, SpaceX Shift Crew-9 Launch to NET Sept. 28 Over Weather Concerns  NASA Blogs
4. Sunita Williams takes command of ISS as Nasa prepares rescue mission  Business Standard
5. NASA, SpaceX conduct prelaunch activities as Tropical Storm delays Crew-9 mission  Spaceflight Now

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The woman had just told her boyfriend that they were breaking up, the charges read.

You can absolutely count on western democracies to betray a key ally.

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A recent survey found that 55% of global consumers agree automated food preparation is unacceptable for both quick-service and table-service restaurants. Only a small minority of respondents in the survey from Software Advice were open to robot servers at quick service restaurants (30%), and even less so for table service (10%). Overall, 67% agreed that...