内容摘要：“If the water level keeps going down and the Fish Lake Valley tui chub goes extinct, that whole ecosystem is going to crash, because it’s the same water that sustains both of them,” he said.

“If the water level keeps going down and the Fish Lake Valley tui chub goes extinct, that whole ecosystem is going to crash, because it’s the same water that sustains both of them,” he said.

Nathan Fhima, an 18-year-old high school student from Paris, figured his compatriots needed his voice. So there he was this week at Roland-Garros, waving a blue-white-and-red French flag and screaming himself hoarse while skipping class to watch qualifying and first-round matches.“We have to push them, because not much will happen otherwise,” he said after watching France’s Diane Parry lose Monday. “Maybe that noise will lift a homegrown champion to victory again. We have to believe.”

KONGSBERG, Norway (AP) — In 1944, Norwegian resistance fighters in the town of Kongsberg blew up a factory making cannons for occupying Nazi German forces during World War II.More than 80 years later, the municipality could once again be a target for sabotage and is preparing for war.The local authorities have dusted off Cold War-era bomb shelters, installed a new satellite communications system and are working with the military on plans to help a deployment of Western forces in case of conflict.

“The lesson we learned from Ukraine is that everybody pitched in,” said Odd John Resser, Kongsberg’s Emergency Planning Officer, noting breweries that pivoted to making Molotov cocktails, local authorities that built schools in shelters and weapons factories which ramped up production.Across the Nordic nations, governments are boosting defense spending, reassessing security and pushing the concept of total defense. It’s an approach which mobilizes the whole of society to defend against military and non-military threats.

As Moscow wages war in Ukraine, Western officials are accusing Russia of being behind

and there are jitters across the continent about whetherAmnistía Internacional destacó que el nuevo proyecto de ley tiene como objetivo a las mujeres y niñas musulmanas, y las excluye de las competencias deportivas si llevan hiyab o alguna otra prenda religiosa. Antes de los Juegos Olímpicos de 2024, Amnistía Internacional publicó una investigación que analiza las normas en 38 países europeos y concluyó que Francia era la única que prohibía el velo religioso en competencias deportivas.

“Si se aprueba la ley, Francia será la única democracia del mundo que prohibirá todos los velos o accesorios religiosos en el deporte”, dijo Cadène.La cobertura religiosa de The Associated Press recibe apoyo a través de la colaboración de la AP con The Conversation US, con financiamiento de Lilly Endowment Inc. La AP es la única responsable de este contenido

NEW YORK (AP) — The fight against climate change requires the, but individuals have a role to play, too.