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A study conducted at the Medical University of Innsbruck found that caffeine can positively affect short-term memory and reduce anxiety. Researchers examined the effects of caffeine on mice, discovering that it helps the brain cope with stress, while decaffeinated coffee showed no such effects.
Seventeen thousand Hasidic pilgrims have arrived in Ukraine ahead of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, despite the threat of Russian shelling. Most of the pilgrims are entering through border points with Moldova, particularly 'Starokozache', which has recently been targeted by Russian attacks.
Over several days, morning greetings are shared in various Ukrainian cities, including Mariupol and Rivne. Residents receive well-wishes for a good morning through social media.
Apple plans to introduce its first foldable smartphone, likely named iPhone Ultra, on September 9. Preliminary reports suggest the price could range from $2,000 to $2,900, and it may feature new elements such as MagSafe and a slim body.
A study from the University of Arizona confirmed that talking to dogs and cats is a normal behavior. It found that owners address their pets with approximately every tenth word, which may help reduce feelings of loneliness and depression.
Ukraine is forecasted to experience warm weather with rain in various regions today. Temperatures will range from +12° to +26° depending on the location.
On September 9, Lviv recorded a maximum air temperature of 30.7°C. This is a new record for the day, surpassing the previous record of 28.8°C set in 1994.
Apple has announced that the new operating system iOS 27 will be released on September 14. The update will be available to iPhone users following the presentation of new gadgets.
On September 8, Prince George began his studies at Eton College, where his father and grandfather also studied. He was accompanied by his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton. The annual tuition at the college is approximately $88,000.
Ukrainian poetess Lina Kostenko joined the 'Letters to Free Crimea' initiative by reciting the poem 'The Fountain of Tears for Bakhchysarai'. In her poetry, she highlighted themes of Crimean Tatar history, memory, and the consequences of Russian occupation.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez denied Morocco's involvement in the mass influx of migrants to Ceuta that occurred on July 30-31. The Spanish Prosecutor's Office has referred the case to the National Court for investigation, noting that the incident may be classified as a crime against the country's territorial integrity.
On September 8, 2026, a girl weighing 5780 grams and measuring 60 cm was born at the Rivne Regional Perinatal Center. Named Victoria, she is the fifth child in her family. This is the third baby weighing over 5 kg born this year.
As of September 9, over 16,000 pilgrims have arrived in Uman to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Enhanced security measures are in place, including baggage checks and the presence of rescue services.
Fourteen women in the Dnipropetrovsk region received the honorary title 'Mother-Heroine' for raising five or more children. Among the awardees is a woman who has nine children. In total, nearly 3,000 women hold the title in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Researchers found that cats respond to various signals from humans, influencing their affection. They also have unique ways of expressing love and choose resting spots near people.
