The Swedish government issued an alert regarding potential aviation fuel shortages in Europe due to the Middle East conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, advising travelers to stay informed about the situation, although officials do not anticipate short-term rationing of gasoline or diesel in Sweden. #EnergyCrisis #AviationFuel #EuropeanEconomy #SE #IT #NO #DK #FI #IR #GB

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced today that viral hepatitis remains a "global health challenge," despite progress in reducing infections and deaths; in 2024, hepatitis B and C caused 1.34 million deaths, with more than 4,900 new infections daily, highlighting the urgent need for accelerated prevention, testing, and treatment efforts to meet 2030 goals. #Hepatitis #GlobalHealth #PublicHealth #BD #CN #ET #GH #IN #ID #NG #PH #ZA #VN #JP #PK #RU #US #EG #GE #RW #GB

The Venezuelan government and opposition condemned the shooting that occurred during a press event attended by U.S. President Donald Trump, with both expressing solidarity and emphasizing that violence is not an option for peace. #Venezuela #DonaldTrump #ViolencePrevention #VE #US

The chargé d'affaires of the United States in Caracas, John Barrett, called on Venezuela's oil sector to seize a "historic opportunity" for transformation following the restoration of diplomatic relations, emphasizing that private investment will be crucial for the country's economic recovery and positioning as a global energy hub. #Venezuela #EnergySector #DiplomaticRelations #US #VE

The decision regarding the preliminary investigation into alleged crimes of torture, rape, abuse of power, and physical assaults by seven PSP officers at the Rato police station in Lisbon will be announced today at the Central Criminal Instruction Court, following their detention in early March and amid ongoing inquiries into similar allegations against other officers. #Justice #HumanRights #PoliceAccountability #PT #MA