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Megan Markle Returns to Acting Career

Prince Harry's wife, Meghan Markle, has returned to filming after a long break that began eight years ago when she got married. This was reported by The Sun, citing informed sources. On November 5, in Pasadena, California, Markle was spotted on the set of the film "Close Personal Friends." This project, created by Amazon MGM Studios, also stars Brie Larson, Lily Collins, Jack Quaid, and Henry Golding. The plot of the film will focus on the story of two lovers.

06.11.2025, 22:46

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Kim and Bakalchuk Reached a Settlement Agreement on Property Division

The Moscow City Court has completed the proceedings in the property division case between Wildberries founder Tatyana Kim and her ex-husband Vladislav Bakalchuk thanks to a reached settlement. The press service of the courts of general jurisdiction in Moscow reported that "Bakalchuk V. S. and Kim T. V. have reached an agreement on the division of property, which was approved by the appellate ruling of the judicial panel for civil cases on November 6, 2025."

06.11.2025, 22:08

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Israel returned the bodies of 15 Palestinians to the Gaza Strip

The transfer of the bodies of Palestinians took place after Israel received the remains of soldier Itai Chen, who was captured by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Information about his death became known on March 10, 2024. Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump called on Hamas for the immediate return of the bodies of the deceased hostages as part of a ceasefire agreement. Since the signing of the ceasefire agreement, the International Committee of the Red Cross has transferred 285 bodies to Gaza;

06.11.2025, 17:43

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Strong magnetic storms have begun on Earth due to solar flares

According to astronomers, the cause of the storms at levels G2 and G3 was plasma ejections directed towards Earth as a result of solar activities. These ejections have "noticeably larger angles of spread and speeds than previously assumed," as stated in the institute's report. Scientists also noted that on November 7, the storm will enter the "main phase," when the main volumes of ejected plasma will reach Earth, causing even more intense geomagnetic processes.

06.11.2025, 17:26

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In Kazakhstan, the use of backing tracks will be banned at concerts with more than 200 spectators

Illustrative photo Senators emphasized that phonograms will only be allowed for creating television content and in places not intended for holding concert events, according to the conclusion of the relevant committee. Additionally, as noted by Senator Talgat Junusov, amendments were made to the bill concerning the mandatory informing of viewers about the use of phonograms during the performance of musical works and at mass cultural events in accordance with established legislation.

06.11.2025, 17:18

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U.S. Secretary of State Plans to Visit Central Asian Countries in 2026

The Secretary of State noted that he plans to undertake a week-long or longer trip to the specified countries. "This is an important step, and we need to work together on this trip," he emphasized. Rubio also added that the interests of the United States and the Central Asian countries intersect in the areas of economic development, access to markets, and the extraction of natural resources. According to him, the U.S. aims to deepen cooperation both bilaterally and within the C5+1

06.11.2025, 17:04

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Apple has planned billions of dollars in spending on AI for Siri

According to information from Bloomberg, Apple plans to allocate significant amounts, amounting to billions of dollars annually, for the implementation of Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence technologies to enhance its voice assistant Siri. Apple's choice of Gemini is due to its power, which will allow for a substantial modernization of Siri's functionality. Alphabet, Google's parent company, will receive over a billion dollars a year for the use of this AI model.

06.11.2025, 15:51

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In the USA, thousands of flights are canceled due to the shutdown

Sean Duffy explained the necessity of this step due to safety-related issues. During the shutdown, 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration employees are forced to work without pay, leading many of them to take sick leave more frequently or seek additional sources of income. Since the beginning of the shutdown, there have already been numerous flight delays, affecting about 3.2 million passengers due to the shortage of air traffic controllers.

06.11.2025, 15:17

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A model from the Czech Republic won the beauty contest "Miss Earth - 2025". What does she look like?

In the competition, 82 contestants from all corners of the world competed. The evaluation criteria included not only appearance and intellectual abilities but also the ecological activity of the participants, who presented their initiatives for improving the state of the environment. Natalie Pushkinova, who is currently studying in Prague at the Faculty of Marketing Communications and Public Relations, is actively engaged in reducing food waste and organizing environmental events for youth.

06.11.2025, 15:07

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In Sweden, a dangerous chemical has been found in counterfeit Labubu dolls.

In Sweden, according to information from the Chemical Products Agency (Kemikalieinspektionen), a dangerous chemical was identified in counterfeit Labubu dolls. As reported by RIA Novosti, analysis showed that the plastic surface of the faces of five out of seven tested dolls contained high concentrations of di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) — a substance known for its toxicity to the reproductive system. It can negatively affect fertility and fetal development. The use of DEHP in toy

06.11.2025, 14:52

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In Brazil, a blogger who underwent 27 surgeries to resemble Barbie has died

Barbara Djankowski became famous for her 27 plastic surgeries, which she underwent in an effort to closely resemble the image of a Barbie doll, as reported by the Daily Star. An emergency services call was made on Sunday evening. Doctors pronounced the girl dead around 9:00 PM local time after attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful.

06.11.2025, 13:08

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The number of victims of typhoon "Kalmagee" in the Philippines has exceeded 140 people

The data released by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council of the Philippines confirms 114 casualties; however, this number does not include an additional 28 fatalities reported in Cebu province. Earlier reports indicated 93 victims and 26 missing in the same province, which was at the epicenter of the storm. As reported by the Associated Press, the country's president, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has declared a state of emergency.

06.11.2025, 13:04

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A Man Tried to Kiss Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum While She Was Interacting with Residents. She Filed a Police Report.

On November 4, an incident occurred in the historic center of Mexico City involving President Claudia Sheinbaum, when a stranger attempted to hug and kiss her without her consent. This was reported by Reuters. During her visit to a public event near the presidential palace, Sheinbaum stopped to interact with local residents. At that moment, a man approached her, hugged her shoulders, and tried to kiss her, also touching her chest. Sheinbaum quickly pushed him away and removed his hands, after

06.11.2025, 12:57

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The number of fatalities in the Philippines rises due to typhoon "Kalmagei"

According to information provided by DW, the death toll in the Philippines due to Typhoon 'Kalmagei' has reached at least 140, with another 127 people reported missing. This typhoon has become one of the most destructive this year, causing significant damage in the region.

06.11.2025, 12:44

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Tokaev Arrives on a Visit to Washington

The press service of Akorda reported that negotiations are scheduled between Tokayev and U.S. President Donald Trump, which will take place tomorrow, along with his participation in the "Central Asia – U.S." summit.

06.11.2025, 12:43

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The economic damage from the shutdown in the USA has been assessed.

The prolonged suspension of government operations in the US leads to significant economic losses. According to Bloomberg, each week of the shutdown could cost the country's economy between 10 and 30 billion dollars. Economists express concerns that the actual damage may be even more severe, especially considering the current vulnerability of the economy compared to the situation seven years ago. Many Americans are experiencing anxiety due to inflation and employment issues. Unlike the

06.11.2025, 11:38

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The number of victims of the cargo plane crash in the USA has risen to 12

According to the agency, Governor Andy Beshear noted that the likelihood of finding survivors in the burned area of the crash is extremely low. It is known that two of the injured are in critical condition, while another 18 people received medical assistance and have already been discharged from the hospital. The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 crashed near Muhammad Ali International Airport shortly after takeoff of flight 2976, which was headed to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu.

06.11.2025, 11:15

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Design of 78.5 km of new bike lanes completed, to be built in 2026

The city administration has announced the completion of the design for 78.5 km of bike paths, which will be constructed in 2026. Of this total, 15.17 km will be in Sukhbaatar, 3.6 km in Chingeltei, 28.23 km in Bayanzurkh, 18.74 km in Bayangol, 9.18 km in Khan-Uul, and 3.6 km in Songinokhairkhan. Currently, Ulaanbaatar has 101.7 km of bike paths. As part of the "20-Minute City" concept, it is planned to increase their total length to 1677 km by 2040. All new bike paths will be

06.11.2025, 11:07

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21-year-old model from the Czech Republic, Natali Pushkinova, became the winner of the "Miss Earth 2025" contest. Photo

Natalie Pushkinova At the competition held on November 5 in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, Natalie Pushkinova was declared the winner. Other prize winners were also announced: the title of "Miss Earth Air" was awarded to Icelandic Sollis Vala Ivarsdottir, "Miss Earth Water" went to Vietnamese Chinh Mi Anh, and "Miss Earth Fire" was awarded to Thai Vari Ngamkham.

06.11.2025, 11:03

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Construction of wastewater treatment facilities has begun in the city of Khunnu

As part of the strategy for the decentralization of Ulaanbaatar and support for balanced regional development, the construction of necessary infrastructure facilities continues in Khunnu. The Ulaanbaatar administration reports that at the initial stage, a wastewater treatment plant will be built, designed for 3,000 cubic meters per day. This plant will serve a population of 20,000 to 25,000 people and will be financed from the city budget for 2025.

06.11.2025, 10:50

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The Bank of Mongolia Acquired 2829 kg of Precious Metals in October

In the current month, the Darkhan-Uul branch of the bank purchased 722.6 kg of precious metals, while the Bayankhongor branch acquired 1532.9 kg. As a result, this is 10.3% less than in the same period last year. The Central Bank of Mongolia sets domestic prices for precious metals based on international market quotations. In October 2025, the average price of gold was ₮466,000 per gram.

06.11.2025, 10:26

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The Cabinet instructed the Minister of Food and Agriculture to ensure strategic reserves

At the Cabinet of Ministers meeting on November 5, 2025, Minister Enkhbayar Zhadamba announced the preliminary results of the 2025 harvest. This season, the country harvested 745.1 thousand tons of agricultural products, including 274.1 thousand tons of grains. Of the total grain volume, 252.3 thousand tons were wheat. Additionally, 101.9 thousand tons of potatoes, 208.6 thousand tons of vegetables, 133.3 thousand tons of fodder crops, and 27.2 thousand tons of oilseeds were collected. These

06.11.2025, 09:59

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In Karelia, gasoline has risen in price by almost 19% over the year, - Central Bank of Russia

The report notes that the price increase was a result of rising wholesale prices for motor fuel and a decrease in its production volumes, caused by the repair of several oil refineries, according to analysts from the Central Bank. Karelia continues to be an attractive destination for tourists, including those traveling by car. In this regard, gas stations were forced to raise gasoline prices to compensate for increased costs.

06.11.2025, 09:52

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A central waste sorting facility has opened in the Chingeltei district.

The new Eco Hub facility, located in the 21st khoroo of the Chingeltei district, represents a significant step in sustainable waste management. According to information from the capital's governor's administration, the center is capable of processing up to 150 tons of sorted materials daily, which are then sent for recycling. The project, funded by the European Union, collects secondary resources, including plastic, paper, glass, and aluminum cans, which are then compacted and sent

06.11.2025, 09:50

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The number of victims of typhoon "Kalmage" in the Philippines has exceeded 90 people

The Philippine media group ABS-CBN reports that the highest number of casualties — 76 people — is in the island province of Cebu, where the storm caused the most damage. Most of the deaths occurred as a result of flooding, and another 26 people are considered missing.

06.11.2025, 09:41

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The Russian Defense Minister proposed to Putin to start preparations for nuclear tests. The President instructed to "gather additional information."

At the Security Council meeting, the minister noted that the United States is consistently withdrawing from international agreements on arms reduction and control, while they are "actively modernizing" their strategic offensive forces. In his opinion, such actions, including possible nuclear tests, "significantly increase the level of military threat to Russia." This situation requires Russia to maintain the readiness of its nuclear arsenal for retaliatory actions against

06.11.2025, 09:37

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The Government of Mongolia Declares 2027 the Year of Health Strengthening

left: Chinburen Zhigjidsuren The announcement of the Year of Health is aimed at implementing the "Healthy Mongol" initiative, which is reflected in the government's action program for 2024–2028. This is also expected to contribute to strengthening public health in the country. Government members and regional governors have been instructed to ensure support and implementation of activities aimed at improving the health of the population. The coordination of these initiatives will

06.11.2025, 09:29

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main News by the Morning of November 6

Global news agencies are covering events occurring in Ukraine and other countries amid ongoing military actions. Here’s what happened in the last 24 hours. Ukrainian military in Pokrovsk. Photo by Reuters. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine denied information from Russia that the city of Pokrovsk is surrounded. Ukrainian commanders report successful counterattacks on this front, despite calls from some military and political figures to withdraw troops from the city. On Wednesday

06.11.2025, 08:58

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France wants to produce Rafale fighters in India. And not only that.

France is showing interest in the production of Dassault Rafale fighters in India, which is seen as part of a strategy to strengthen relations with the country in three main areas: defense, environmental protection, and cultural ties, French Ambassador Thierry Mathew said in an interview with ThePrint. Mathew noted that there are already two contracts for the supply of Rafale, and the parties are ready for further negotiations. "Unlike many other countries, the French industry fully

06.11.2025, 08:43

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Mongolian medical workers will begin a nationwide strike on November 13.

At the extraordinary meeting of the Executive Council of the Mongolian Trade Union of Healthcare Workers (MPRZ) held on November 4, a decision to strike was officially adopted. The Council emphasized that despite repeated appeals to the authorities demanding an increase in the base salary to 3.5 million tugriks, no concrete measures have been taken. In this regard, the union announced the start of a labor dispute in accordance with Article 25.1.2 of the Labor Law and will continue its strike.

06.11.2025, 07:37

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Germany will provide Mongolia with assistance in military training as part of a new defense agreement

The long-term cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Defense of Mongolia and the Federal Ministry of Defense of Germany aims to strengthen bilateral ties in the field of defense and develop a strategic partnership. The document was signed by the Minister of Defense of Mongolia, Batlult Damba, and the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Germany to Mongolia, Helmut Kulitz. As part of this agreement, Germany allocated €1 million to improve the training potential and logistical

06.11.2025, 07:32

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Kassym-Jomart Tokayev arrived on a visit to Washington

The meeting with Tokayev was held by the first deputy secretary of state of the USA, Christopher Landau. As part of his visit, the President of Kazakhstan will meet with Donald Trump and participate in the "Central Asia – USA" summit.

06.11.2025, 06:32

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China urged the US to respect "red lines" to maintain the trade truce

According to Chinese Ambassador to the U.S. Xie Feng, Beijing insists that Washington does not cross four key "red lines." This statement was made in the context of a recent trade truce, as reported by Bloomberg. Among the mentioned "red lines," the diplomat highlighted issues related to Taiwan, human rights, China's political system, and the country's right to development. He noted that "the main thing is to respect the core interests and key priorities of

05.11.2025, 21:31

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A Powerful Flare Detected on the Sun

On November 4, an event was recorded on the Sun as an X1.8 class flare. This information was provided by the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the IKI RAS. It is important to note that this is the first flare of this level since June 2025, when an X1.9 class flare occurred. Additionally, on the night of November 5, two more flares were recorded: one of class X and the other of class M, lasting 33 and 73 minutes respectively.

05.11.2025, 20:35

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Russia intends to conduct nuclear weapon tests

Andrey Belousov, the Minister of Defense of Russia, at a recent meeting with permanent members of the Security Council, chaired by President Vladimir Putin, stated the need for an immediate start to preparations for full-scale nuclear tests. He noted that the Central Polygon in Novaya Zemlya is ready to conduct such activities in the shortest possible time. Vladimir Putin instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, intelligence agencies, and other civilian departments

05.11.2025, 20:06

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Kazakhstani Deputy Proposed to Legalize Polygamy

Illustrative photo Abzal Kuspan stated that many wealthy men already have a "tokal," and among them are not only officials. He reminded about the tradition of "amenkerlik," where a man marries his brother's widow to support her. However, in his opinion, this practice has now turned into a "pastime for the rich," where "tokals" are young girls. “Regardless of whether people are against it or for it, they continue this practice,” noted the deputy,

05.11.2025, 18:06

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At least 66 people have died in the Philippines due to Typhoon "Kalmagei"

According to local authorities, among the victims are six people who died in the crash of a military helicopter that was surveying areas affected by the typhoon. The other victims resulted from flooding, falling trees, and building collapses. More than 430,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes. The disaster affected 24 provinces on the largest islands of the Philippines: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. These regions are experiencing power outages, and many flights have been

05.11.2025, 16:37

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The USA proposed to the UN to lift sanctions on Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. He plans to meet with Trump in Washington.

In addition to this, the possibility of lifting sanctions from the Syrian Minister of Internal Affairs Anas Khattab is also being considered. At this moment, it is not established when this resolution will be put to a vote. Its approval will require at least nine votes in favor and no veto from key countries such as Russia, China, the USA, France, or the United Kingdom. Ahmad al-Sharaa plans to hold a meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, November 10 — this will be

05.11.2025, 16:03

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Emomali Rahmon went to the USA for the "C5+1" summit at Trump's invitation

On November 6, a "Central Asia - USA" summit will take place in Washington in the "C5+1" format. The presidents of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan will participate in the event. The first "Central Asia - USA" summit was held in September 2023 in New York, where various issues were discussed, including cooperation in green energy and regional security.

05.11.2025, 15:56

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An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 occurred in Kazakhstan near the border with Russia.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 was registered in the East Kazakhstan region, near the Russian border. According to information provided by the Altai-Sayan branch of the unified geophysical service, the epicenter of this tremor was located 207 kilometers southeast of Ust-Kamenogorsk.

05.11.2025, 15:44

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UNESCO Established World Turkic Languages Day

At the 43rd session of the UNESCO General Conference, taking place in Samarkand (Uzbekistan), participants decided to establish a World Day of Turkic Languages, which will be celebrated on December 15. This was reported by the UN News Service. The resolution emphasizes that the creation of the World Day of Turkic Languages will contribute to the implementation of UNESCO's priorities related to linguistic and cultural diversity, as well as regional and international cooperation, the

05.11.2025, 15:35

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An earthquake was felt in Uzbekistan with its epicenter in Tajikistan

Illustrative image As a result of the earthquake, the epicenter of which was located 133 kilometers southwest of Uzbekistan, residents of the Syrdarya region felt tremors with a magnitude of 2–3 on the Richter scale. We remind you that starting from January 2026, Uzbekistan will begin using artificial intelligence technologies for medium- and long-term forecasting of major earthquakes in seismically hazardous areas. In the first phase, the system will be tested in Tashkent, and there are also

05.11.2025, 14:59

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The ongoing shutdown in the USA has become the longest in the country's history

The shutdown, which began on October 1, has now lasted for 35 days. The previous record for duration was set in early 2019 when, during Donald Trump's first presidential term, the government was closed for 34 days and 21 hours. The cause of the current shutdown is unresolved disputes in Congress over government funding. Democrats are demanding an extension of tax benefits for health insurance and additional funding for healthcare subsidy programs, while Republicans refuse to support these

05.11.2025, 14:23

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Elected New York Mayor Zokhran Mamdani Promised to Stand Up to Trump

In his address to supporters, Zokhran Mamdani, who won the election, emphasized the need to stop the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump. He noted that New York was built by immigrants and should now be led by an immigrant. "The city that birthed him can show how to defeat Trump," Mamdani stated, adding that it is necessary to dismantle the conditions that allowed the president to accumulate power (quote from CNN). 34-year-old Mamdani, originally from Uganda, will be the first

05.11.2025, 13:44

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The President of Uzbekistan, upon arriving in Washington, met with fellow countrymen

Immediately upon arrival, the head of the Uzbek state met with compatriots working and studying in the USA. He interacted with them and expressed his wishes for success in their endeavors. The main events of the visit are scheduled for November 5 and 6. During the trip, Shavkat Mirziyoyev will meet with President Donald Trump and participate in the "C5+1" summit, which brings together the leaders of Central Asia and the USA.

05.11.2025, 12:47

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The socialist Muslim Zokhran Mamdani elected as the Mayor of New York

Zokhran Mamdani In the elections, Mamdani defeated former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who, running as an independent, garnered 41.6% of the votes with 88% of ballots counted. Republican Curtis Sliwa received 7.2% of the votes. Zokhran Mamdani will be sworn in on January 1, 2026. He will become not only the youngest mayor of New York in the last century (he is 34 years old), but also the first Muslim to hold this position, as well as the first mayor of South Asian descent in the city's

05.11.2025, 11:55

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In the next three days, it will warm up again in Kazakhstan.

As a result, in the northern and eastern parts of the country, the temperature may rise to -3+2 degrees. In the southern regions, due to warm air masses, precipitation will cease, and by the end of the week, the air temperature will reach +10+15 degrees.

05.11.2025, 11:42

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Powerful Eruptions Occurred on the Sun

Illustrative photo At 1:01 Moscow time, an X1.2 (S15E88) flare was recorded, lasting for 33 minutes, as noted in the report. This is already the second significant flare that occurred within 24 hours. Earlier, at 1:44 Moscow time, an M-class flare was registered, lasting for 73 minutes. Experts from the solar astronomy laboratory of the IKI RAS report that on the night of November 5, two X-class flares occurred: the first was recorded at 20:34 on November 4, and the maximum radiation was

05.11.2025, 11:26