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WHO provides recommendations on the use of artificial intelligence in medicine
Colombia recalls its ambassador from Argentina after Milei's statements
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Biden says he is ready to take tough measures against illegal migration
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Denmark to allocate $8.7 million to Ukraine to support fight against corruption
Denmark will allocate $8. 75 million to support Ukraine's anti-corruption efforts as part of the EU's Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine. This was announced by the Danish Foreign Minister during his visit to Ukraine.
Remains of an ancient lake found on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has discovered the remains of ancient lakes in Mars' Jerez Crater, confirming previous theories that the area was once filled with water and could support microbial life. The rover used ground-penetrating radar to detect sedimentary lake deposits underground.
The number of road accidents in Ukraine has increased by a quarter - police
The number of road accidents in Ukraine increased by 25% in 2023 compared to 2022. This year, more than 3,000 people died in accidents, with speeding causing more than half of the fatal accidents.
Two teenagers killed in shooting in downtown Chicago
Two teenagers were killed in a shooting in downtown Chicago. Unknown gunmen opened fire on a group of six students leaving school, fatally wounding two boys aged 16 and 17.
WHO provides recommendations on the use of artificial intelligence in medicine
The World Health Organization has prepared guidelines for the use of generative artificial intelligence technologies in healthcare. These technologies have the potential to improve healthcare, but also carry risks if poor quality or biased data is used for training.
Colombia recalls its ambassador from Argentina after Milei's statements
Colombia recalled its ambassador from Argentina after Argentine President Javier Milei made disrespectful comments calling Colombian President Gustavo Petro a "communist murderer," which led to a deterioration in relations between the two countries.
Reuters: Pentagon chief Austin to return to work next week after illness
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin plans to return to the Pentagon on January 30 after being absent due to treatment for prostate cancer. Austin, 70, has not publicly discussed his health problems.
Biden says he is ready to take tough measures against illegal migration
Biden is ready to take tough measures to prevent illegal migration if approved by Congress. He called on Congress to pass a bipartisan bill to address the border crisis if they are serious about it, and he will sign it.
Man takes four hostages in Starbucks in Germany
An armed man has taken four people hostage in a Starbucks cafe in Ulm, Germany. Police detained the man as he tried to leave the cafe with the hostages, using a firearm. None of the hostages were injured.
Scholz to meet with Biden in Washington to discuss aid to Ukraine
German Chancellor Scholz will visit Washington in early February to meet with President Biden and discuss additional assistance to Ukraine. The U.S. has exhausted existing congressional authorizations for Ukraine aid and is seeking to join forces with Germany, Kyiv's main arms and aid supplier, to increase support.