The New York Times reported that on September 26, the US federal prosecutor in Manhattan accused New York Mayor Adams of accepting $100000 in illegal campaign donations and bribes and using his power to help Türkiye citizens. The Prosecutor refers to TürkiyeProvide mayoral campaign funds for AdamsAnd also provide him with free luxury hotel accommodation and high-end restaurant consumption. In return, Adams pressured New York City government officials, including the New York Fire Department, to allow the opening of a 36 story new Türkiye Consulate Building, despite serious security risks.

Adams denies any involvement in inappropriate behavior and has stated that he will not resign. It is reported that,64 year old Adams, the second black mayor of New York City, fiercely criticized federal prosecutors, claiming that they leaked information related to the investigation with the aim of "trying the case in a public manner.

military

01Hezbollah missiles arrive in Tel Aviv for the first time

According to Israeli sources, Hezbollah recently launched a ballistic missile at the headquarters of Israeli intelligence agencies, marking the first time Hezbollah missiles have reached Tel Aviv in central Israel. The Israeli military intercepted the missile and carried out extensive airstrikes on southern and eastern Lebanon for the third consecutive day.

According to informed sources, the Israeli military has hit at least280 targets, including rocket launchers used by Hezbollah to attack Israel, dozens of weapons depots, Hezbollah members, etc., have entered a new stage of Israeli military operations against Hezbollah. Israel's goal is to exert sufficient military pressure on the leadership of Hezbollah to force them to resolve the conflict through diplomatic means.

02Ukraine and Russia exchange 13 children

According to Agence France Presse, on September 26th, under the mediation of Qatar, Ukraine and Russia exchanged 13 children and teenagers, including 9 Ukrainian teenagers and 4 Russian children. It is reported that children in Russia range in age from two to seven years old, while nine teenagers from Ukraine are between 12 and 17 years old, and one 19-year-old teenager will accompany them back to their home country. Two Ukrainians suffer from cerebral palsy and are accompanied by medical teams.

Since Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed visited Kiev and Moscow last year, dozens of children have returned to Ukraine and Russia. Qatar stated that it is still committed to helping separated families reunite and ensuring the safety and welfare of children.

01Philippines plans to build and put into operation nuclear power plants by 2032

Bloomberg News: On September 25th, the Philippine Department of Energy issued a statement stating that the Philippines plans to build and operate its first nuclear power plant by 2032. The authorities will prioritize nuclear safety legislation, develop legal and regulatory frameworks, ensure public health, environmental protection, and national security are guaranteed, and establish an independent nuclear regulatory agency to oversee nuclear power development.

But some analysis suggests that the Philippines needs toIt is very difficult to achieve nuclear power generation by 2032, as it takes an average of 10 years to build a nuclear power plant. According to sources, the Philippines is still exploring the possibility of restarting the Bataan nuclear power plant. This nuclear power plant was completed in 1984, but was put on hold due to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster and never put into operation.