Новости за 13.04.2026

Donald Trump warned that China would face “big problems” if it moves forward with supplying weapons to Iran, amid heightened tensions following a fragile ceasefire. Trump’s remarks came in response to reports that Beijing could deliver air defence systems to Iran, possibly through third countries, even as peace talks were underway in Islamabad. According to […]

Peter Magyar’s landslide victory in Sunday’s Hungarian election has handed his centre-right Tisza party a sweeping mandate that will give it a free hand to enact reforms, bolster the rule of law and potentially unlock billions in European Union funding.

1. How to get second dose of meningitis B vaccine  BBC
2. Second meningitis vaccine doses to be offered in Kent next week  Kent Online
3. Recent outbreaks highlight the risks of bacterial meningitis—and the need to vaccinate  Medical Xpress
4. Family's Fight for Meningitis B Vaccine Access After Tragic Loss  National Today
5. The frontline and behind the scenes nursing response to the Kent meningitis outbreak  Nursing in Practice

Vaccine programme continues after a deadly meningitis outbreak in March, which began in Canterbury.

The wealthy former biotech executive identifies as a "born again" Catholic who would bring CEO-style management to the state as a “new kind of governor.”

Read what the stars mean for you today, from Aries to Gemini

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 13 (ANI): Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), Krunal Pandya emphasised that playing for India is his ultimate goal, while he is currently focused on delivering strong performances and contributing to team victories, trusting that opportunities will follow.

Abia State’s APC endorses Benjamin Kalu for the 2027 governorship race, causing a rift as aspirant Mascot Kalu condemns the move as an imposition. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-abia-apc-split-over-kalus-governorship-nod/

With samples collected from millions of species, Basecamp Research is building the “ultimate medicine-making machine”

Mikel Arteta is hopeful of welcoming back some key names as Arsenal face a season defining week in two competitions

Bitcoin remains steady above $71,000 amid Middle East tensions. Ethereum sees a slight dip, while some altcoins gain and others fall. Analysts note profit booking after a recent Bitcoin surge. Market capitalization has slightly decreased. Traders are closely monitoring oil prices and bond movements for future direction. The overall market sentiment is cautious.

Carlos Alcaraz has lost the World No.1 ranking to Jannik Sinner after falling short against the Italian at Monte-Carlo Masters.

For decades, the U.S.-Gulf relationship was based on oil for security. That framework is obsolete.

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Plus, Nest’s private credit mandate, US small caps jump and Rothko in Florence

1. Middle-class families to bear the brunt of Iran inflation  The Telegraph
2. UK living standards to fall after energy price shock, study shows  Financial Times
3. Dithering Reeves leaves Britain at the mercy of Iran shock  The Telegraph
4. Ex-Tory chancellor Jeremy Hunt backs ‘social tariff’ to help less well-off households with energy bills  The Guardian
5. How holidays, food and clothes soon cost you more - despite the Iran ceasefire  BBC

I want to pass on the abstract of a PNAS contribution from Zhang et al. titled "Sender–receiver subdivisions of the default mode network in perceptual and memory-guided cognition", followed by a ChatGPT rendering of the PDF of the article that I asked it to use in generating a more general summary.   Here is the abstract:

Platform's first work under new CMO Claudine Cheever encourages users to get out in the world

Dr. Mary Beth Bolton studied nursing at HFC, then later became a physician. She was in the medical field for 47 years until she retired in 2018.

I want to pass on the abstract of a PNAS contribution from Zhang et al. titled "Sender–receiver subdivisions of the default mode network in perceptual and memory-guided cognition", followed by a ChatGPT rendering of the PDF of the article that I asked it to use in generating a more general summary.   Here is the abstract:

1. Our national decline is even worse than the British public thinks  The Telegraph
2. Attitudes to Economic Growth  IEA — Institute of Economic Affairs
3. Voters tell Reeves: Cut taxes and energy costs to boost ‘poor’ UK economy  City AM
4. Cut our energy bills and get economy moving  Energy Live News
5. Energy Bill Support: Navigating the Political Landscape  National Today

The global smartphone market grew by 1 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, performing above expectations, despite mounting cost pressures, according to industry analysts Omdia. The report found that shipment volumes were temporarily supported by vendor inventory frontloading, which masked the full impact of rising supply-side costs. At the same time, memory […]