A Bulgarian journalist targeted by a Russian spy ring revealed that they had a list of “assassination methods” to kill him, including plans to bludgeon him to death and use a suicide bomber. The spies tracked the journalist and his colleague across Europe, with one spy cell even entering his home while his son was present. Three spies were found guilty of conspiracy to spy, with the group plotting kidnappings, killings, and honeytraps, displaying methods reminiscent of a spy novel.
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More Menopause Symptoms May Predict This 1 Change To Your Memory Later In Life
A recent study found that women experiencing more menopause symptoms may have worse memory and cognitive ability, as well as increased impulsivity and difficulties in social interactions. While this correlation does not indicate causation or a direct link to dementia, it highlights the importance of further research to understand the impact of menopause on brain health. As two-thirds of people living with dementia in the UK are women, it is crucial to gather more data...
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