Conflict: the EU considers a "training" mission for the Ukrainian army

The EU is considering a "training" mission for the Ukrainian army in the face of an "ongoing war". For its part, Ukraine acknowledged on Monday that nearly 9,000 of its soldiers had been killed since the beginning of the Russian invasion six months ago. Russian President Vladimir Putin denounced a "despicable crime" after the death of the daughter of an ideologue supporting the offensive in Ukraine, killed by the explosion of her car near Moscow. The Russian authorities accuse Kiev, which denies and evokes internal clashes in the Russian services.While many European countries are providing military equipment to Ukraine, the EU is considering organizing a "training and assistance" mission to Ukraine.While many European countries provide military equipment to Ukraine, the EU is considering organizing a mission of "training and assistance" to the Ukrainian army that would take place in neighboring countries, said Monday the head of EU diplomacy, Josep Borrell.

Euro at 20-year low, driven by energy crisis and Fed

Caught between a major energy crisis in Europe and a U.S. central bank (Fed) still offensive to curb inflation, the euro plunged Monday below parity with the dollar, the lowest in nearly 20 years. The announced closure, for maintenance, of the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, which supplies most of the Russian gas to Europe, between August 31 and September 2, has further accentuated fears of shortages on the Old Continent, and has caused the price of natural gas in Europe to take off.

Computer attack: CHSF services disrupted

Since Saturday night at about 01:00, the Centre Hospitalier Sud Francilien (CHSF) in Corbeil-Essonnes, south-east of Paris, has been the victim of a computer attack. According to its direction, this attack strongly disturbed its services and the assumption of responsibility of the urgencies, possibly for weeks. A police source told AFP, confirming a report by RMC, that the hackers demanded a ransom of 10 million dollars, in English.

Doctolib: 17 profiles suspended and "a fundamental work" engaged

After virulent criticism aimed at the presence on the platform of naturopaths, a discipline without medical basis, the group Doctolib, French heavyweight of medical appointments, has suspended 17 profiles and engaged "an in-depth work". Health professionals and patients ask the group on social networks to allow its users to make appointments with naturopaths, some of whom have dangerous practices, close to charlatanism, and sectarian aberrations.

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