Surgeons in the UK used Apple Vision Pro glasses during spinal surgery – Daily Mail
A nurse working alongside the surgeon wore the device to help prepare, monitor the procedure and choose the right instruments.
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Germany has decided to put all of its long-range Taurus missiles on combat readiness, Die Welt reported
According to the newspaper, the German army has about 600 such missiles, but only half of them are currently ready for use.
Pashinyan gave an ultimatum to the CSTO: Armenia will leave the organization if its leadership does not specify how it sees the borders of the country’s sovereign territory
“We are now asking, expecting, demanding that our esteemed CSTO partners answer the question of what is the CSTO zone of responsibility in Armenia,” said the republic’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
The European Parliament has approved a law to “criminalize” the circumvention of EU sanctions, which is expected to allow the seizure of private Russian assets
A quarter of a century in NATO
On March 12, 1999, Poland, Czechia, and Hungary joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Van Gogh’s painting “Portrait of a peasant woman in a white cap” sold for €4.5 million
Investors have valued Telegram at $ 30 billion
The founder of the messenger Pavel Durov told the Financial Times. According to him, the service is used by 900 million users a month. Durov hopes that revenues from advertising and paid subscriptions will allow the project to become more…
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg rejected the Pope’s call for Ukraine to “raise the white flag” and begin negotiations with Russia
“Surrender is not peace. Putin started this war and can end it today. Ukraine, on the other hand, does not have such an opportunity,” Stoltenberg said and called on all allies to continue to provide military support to Kyiv.
US, Germany and EU embassies begin evacuating staff as violence spirals in gang-plagued Haiti
NATO support in Ukraine not against international rules – Czech President Petr Pavel
“From the point of view of international law and the UN Charter, there would be nothing to prevent NATO member states’ troops – as well as civilians, for example – from assisting in the work in Ukraine,” Pavel stressed.