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Kazakhstan announced regular oil shipments through Novorossiysk after drone attacks

Photo by @nrg_kz Kazakhstan continues to export oil through Novorossiysk despite recent drone attacks on the port. The country's Ministry of Energy confirmed that shipments are being carried out as usual, without restrictions. Currently, as reported by representatives of the ministry, the transportation and reception of Kazakh oil via the Atyrau — Samara and Aktau — Makhachkala routes are continuing without interruptions.

14.11.2025, 16:52

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Tokaev arrived on a state visit to Tashkent

The meeting at the airport with Tokayev was held by the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

14.11.2025, 16:44

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The weekend in Uzbekistan will be very warm

The nighttime temperature will fluctuate between +2…+7 degrees, while during the day it will reach +17…+22 degrees, which is 3−5 degrees above the average long-term values for mid-November. The wind will be from the east, with a strength ranging from weak to moderate.

14.11.2025, 16:42

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Lack of funding could destroy global progress in the fight against tuberculosis

In its annual Global Tuberculosis Report, WHO states that despite significant achievements in diagnosis, treatment, and new technologies, the lack of funding and uneven access to medical services could undermine the progress made. According to WHO, last year tuberculosis caused more than 1.2 million deaths and affected around 10.7 million people, making it one of the deadliest infectious diseases in the world.

14.11.2025, 16:41

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The Pentagon Chief Announced the Start of Operation "Southern Spear" Against Drug Terrorists

Pete Hegseth The U.S. Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, confirmed that an operation against drug cartels in the Western Hemisphere has begun, named "Southern Spear." “Our mission is to protect the country and eliminate drug traffickers who threaten the safety of our people. The Western Hemisphere belongs to America, and we are obligated to defend it,” Hegseth noted in his message on the X platform.

14.11.2025, 15:02

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The magnetic storm on Earth has ended; it lasted for 42 hours.

It has been reported that the geomagnetic event has concluded, and it was the second strongest in the last five years, according to a message on the laboratory's Telegram channel. Scientists noted that the geomagnetic indices at the moment, as is usually the case after powerful bursts, have "dropped to minimal values."

14.11.2025, 15:01

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Karar: The main version of the C-130 crash in Georgia is technical malfunction

About 70 specialists are participating in the investigation, including 46 members of the operational-investigative group, among them high-profile experts from the Turkish armed forces. All discovered fragments of the aircraft will be sent to the airbase in Kayseri for thorough analysis. The black box has already arrived in Turkey, where experts intend to determine the circumstances that occurred during the 27 minutes after takeoff. Analysis of video recordings and examination of the crash site

14.11.2025, 14:59

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In Russia, an attack by 216 drones was reported; UAVs damaged an oil depot in Novorossiysk.

Photo from the channel @nrg_kz According to the agency, 66 drones were shot down over the Krasnodar region, 45 over the Saratov region, and 19 in Crimea. Additionally, the destruction of eight UAVs was recorded in the Volgograd region, seven in the Rostov region, four in Belgorod, and two drones in Bryansk and Nizhny Novgorod regions. One drone was shot down over Voronezh, Orenburg, and Tambov regions. Furthermore, 59 UAVs were destroyed over the Black Sea. As a result of the drone attack in

14.11.2025, 14:51

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Russian troops attacked Kyiv with missiles and drones, local authorities say

The attacking actions led to the outbreak of fires in several apartment buildings in Kyiv, as reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. According to the latest data, there is one deceased and 24 people injured, while 40 individuals were rescued. The mayor of the capital, Vitali Klitschko, noted that among the injured, there are 25 people. Nine of them were hospitalized, while the others received assistance at the scene. Rescuers reported that in the Desnyansky district, one person

14.11.2025, 14:46

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NASA successfully launched the unmanned EscaPade mission to Mars

On Thursday, November 13, the "New Glenn" rocket from Blue Origin successfully reached low Earth orbit with two EscaPade probes, which are now heading to Mars. The mission, carried out by NASA, aims to study the near-planetary space and climate of the Red Planet, as reported by international news agencies. The launch of the heavy rocket was a significant event, as it, standing nearly 100 meters tall, was launched from the Cape Canaveral spaceport in Florida on the third attempt. The

14.11.2025, 14:40

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In St. Petersburg, the ban on migrants working as taxi drivers and couriers will be extended

The ban, which has been in effect since the end of July, is set to last until December 2025. City authorities justified it by the need to improve the quality and safety of taxi services, as well as to create additional employment opportunities for citizens of Russia. The full enforcement of the ban took place on November 8, and experts estimate that as a result of these measures, the number of drivers in St. Petersburg has decreased by 12%.

14.11.2025, 14:37

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Russia recognizes driver's licenses from countries where Russian is an official language, - Chairman of the State Duma

Illustrative photo Volodin noted that foreigners from countries where Russian is not an official language will not be able to have their driver's licenses recognized. They will have to take exams on traffic rules to obtain Russian licenses. "We cannot accept their licenses," he emphasized. In addition, the Chairman of the State Duma pointed out that knowledge of the Russian language is an important condition for the recognition of foreign driver's licenses. He added that

14.11.2025, 14:28

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A Japanese Woman Married a Character Created by AI

An office worker named Kano, living in Japan, created a character using ChatGPT and married him. She named her virtual companion Klaus. This became known thanks to the local TV channel RSK on YouTube.

14.11.2025, 14:02

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The U.S. has added cancer, obesity, and diabetes to the list of reasons for visa denial, - The Washington Post

Illustrative photo In a directive signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, visa officers are now required to consider the medical condition of applicants. The document emphasizes that "certain diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, and other serious conditions, may require significant financial costs for treatment." Additionally, obesity is viewed as an adverse factor, as it can lead to a number of diseases such as sleep apnea, hypertension, and depression.

14.11.2025, 13:51

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When Will the Stranded Chinese Taikonauts Return to Earth?

The crew of the Chinese spacecraft "Shenzhou-20" is expected to return to Earth tomorrow, as reported by Xinhua. According to information from the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA), the landing is scheduled for November 14 in the Dongfeng area, located in Inner Mongolia.

14.11.2025, 11:51

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Turkey suspends C-130 flights pending investigation into crash in Georgia

The agency noted that flights will resume after all necessary technical checks are completed. It is important to emphasize that there were no munitions on board the C-130; the aircraft was transporting personnel and equipment for maintenance. Additionally, the Ministry of Defense added that it is premature to draw final conclusions about the causes of the incident. According to the publication Karar, specialists involved in the investigation are considering the possibility of a technical

14.11.2025, 11:10

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Starbucks Workers Announce Indefinite Strike in the USA

According to information provided by Al Jazeera and relayed by Kazinform, a major strike by Starbucks workers has begun in the United States. More than a thousand baristas, representing the Starbucks Workers United union, have left their jobs in over 40 cities across the country. The reason for this action was unsuccessful negotiations with the company's management regarding wage increases and improved benefits.

14.11.2025, 11:01

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Saakashvili asked Zelensky to return him to Ukraine in a prisoner exchange

Saakashvili's address, published on his Facebook page on November 13, was written in Ukrainian. In it, he claims that "it is obvious that his persecution and fate are connected to the war." Saakashvili emphasized that he is a citizen of Ukraine and the chairman of the executive committee of the National Reform Council, where he worked under Zelensky's leadership.

14.11.2025, 10:47

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"BBC Apologizes to Trump but Refuses to Pay Compensation"

The incident occurred in connection with the release of the "Panorama" program last year, in which Trump's phrases spoken on January 6, 2021, were edited together in a way that created the impression that he was urging his supporters to storm the Capitol. In the edited version, the words are: "We will go to the Capitol, I will be with you, and we will fight. We will fight to the end." In the original, these words were spoken with an hour's interval. This program

14.11.2025, 10:25

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Jeff Bezos' Company Launched a Rocket with Satellites to Mars

The New Glenn rocket during launch. Photo by Reuters. According to information from the "Russian service of the BBC," the rocket launch took place at the Kennedy Space Center, located at Cape Canaveral, Florida. This event was significant not only due to the successful launch but also because of the return of the rocket's first stage to Earth. The giant booster, named Never Tell Me the Odds (a phrase spoken by Han Solo from "Star Wars"), landed on a floating platform

14.11.2025, 10:15

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The USA has ceased minting one-cent coins. They have been produced for over 200 years.

In February 2025, President Donald Trump issued an order to cease the minting of pennies, citing their financial impracticality. According to the U.S. Mint, in 2024, the cost of producing and distributing a single one-cent coin was about 3.7 cents. In recent years, the costs of minting have more than doubled, which is linked to the rising prices of copper used in coin production.

14.11.2025, 10:08

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Tokaev Sent a Thank You Letter to Putin After His Visit to Moscow

In his letter, Tokaev emphasized that the visit took place in an atmosphere of trust and openness, which was warmly received by the people of Kazakhstan. The Kazakh president particularly noted the signing of the Declaration, which elevates bilateral relations to the level of comprehensive strategic partnership. "This document will significantly strengthen our multifaceted cooperation," Tokaev added.

14.11.2025, 10:06

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main News by the Morning of November 14

Global media and news agencies have shared the latest updates on the situation in Ukraine and global events amid military actions. Here are the main points. Injured Ukrainian servicemen. Photo AP Photo / Kostiantyn Liberov. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hinted for the first time in an interview with Bloomberg at the possibility of Ukrainian troops retreating from Pokrovsk, stating that the decision rests with the military. "We cannot allow them to die for destroyed

14.11.2025, 08:37

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CO2 Emissions from Fossil Fuels to Reach Record 38.1 Billion Tons

According to scientists from the Global Carbon Budget climate project, global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion are expected to increase by 1.1% in 2025, reaching a record high of 38.1 billion tons. This information was presented in a report quoted by TASS. Despite active efforts to transition to renewable energy sources, emissions continue to rise. Scientists note that the current pace of the transition to clean energy is insufficient to achieve significant reductions

14.11.2025, 07:42

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Donald Trump Sprayed Perfume on the President of Syria and Asked How Many Wives He Has

At a meeting with Ahmad al-Shara, the President of Syria, Donald Trump made a striking impression when he sprayed his favorite cologne after removing the golden cap. He didn't miss the opportunity to joke, TRT reports. In one of the video clips, Trump stated: "This is a men's fragrance. The best, right?" He then asked al-Shara how many wives he had: "One?" To which the Syrian president, smiling, replied affirmatively, and Trump, patting him on the shoulder, added:

13.11.2025, 22:38

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French authorities lifted movement restrictions on Pavel Durov.

According to Bloomberg, the founder of the messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, has managed to lift the judicial control that restricted his travel abroad. On November 10, French authorities made a decision allowing Durov to leave the country without the need for regular registration with the police.

13.11.2025, 20:55

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Former wife of the ex-head of Mari El fell into the trap of a "Tinder scammer"

Irina Starygina, the former wife of Leonid Markelov, the ex-head of Mari El, became a victim of the notorious con artist Simon Levay, who gained fame as the "Tinder Swindler." This was reported by the Russian publication "Proekt." In its investigation "Fathers and Grandfathers," the publication highlights the fates of Russian officials and their families, including Leonid Markelov.

13.11.2025, 20:47

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Pakistan found itself among the countries with the most challenging conditions for investment

According to the new Global Investment Risk and Resilience Index prepared by Henley & Partners, Pakistan ranks 222nd out of 226 countries. Analysts note that various political, economic, and institutional issues significantly affect the investment climate in the country. The report, compiled in collaboration with AlphaGeo, assesses a multitude of factors, including geopolitical and economic risks, climate threats, as well as adaptive capacities and resilience to crises. Pakistan is ranked

13.11.2025, 20:37

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Uzbekistani Man Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Participation in Military Actions in Ukraine

Illustrative photo The Fergana District Court sentenced 24-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan A.K., who participated in military actions on Ukrainian territory as part of Russian forces. This was reported by "Gazeta.uz," citing court documents. In 2022, A.K. came to Moscow in search of work. Initially, he got a job as a cleaner in a shopping center in the Moscow region, and later transferred to a similar position in another establishment.

13.11.2025, 19:04

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The Turkish Ministry of Defense reported what was on board the plane that crashed in Georgia.

The ministry also noted that the exact causes of the incident are currently unknown. Additionally, the agency denied rumors that the aircraft was in poor condition or was "old." It was clarified that this aircraft was purchased from Saudi Arabia in 2012, accepted into service in 2014, and modernization was completed in 2022.

13.11.2025, 19:01

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The strongest magnetic storm of 2025 is subsiding.

According to scientists, at the peak of the activity recorded the day before, the geomagnetic index Kp reached levels of G4.3-G4.7, making this event the strongest of the year. However, expectations for reaching G5 levels were not met. Experts noted that solar activity has significantly decreased after a series of powerful flares, and the likelihood of new strong flares occurring at this time is extremely low. The centers of solar activity have already moved away from the direct line between

13.11.2025, 15:14

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Tokaev will visit Uzbekistan on November 14-15 for a state visit

During the visit, bilateral negotiations between the two leaders are planned, as well as their participation in the meeting of the Supreme Intergovernmental Council of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In addition, on November 16, Tokayev will participate in the VII Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia and Azerbaijan, which will take place in Tashkent.

13.11.2025, 14:45

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French deputies have frozen the pension reform

On November 12, the National Assembly of France, which is the lower house of parliament, decided to suspend the pension reform. A total of 255 deputies voted in favor, while 146 opposed it. According to the new amendment, the retirement age will remain at 62 years and nine months until the presidential elections in 2027. This means that the planned increase to 64 years, proposed by President Emmanuel Macron, will not come into effect.

13.11.2025, 13:46

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In the Orenburg Region of Russia, gasoline prices continue to rise, car owners are switching to buses, - Media

Residents of the region report a significant increase in expenses for refueling cars compared to the previous period. Gasoline prices have been rising since the beginning of the year, and there seems to be no end in sight for this trend. According to official data from Orenstat, over the course of ten months this year, gasoline has increased in price by more than 10% on average. The price rise has been particularly noticeable in recent weeks — the displays at gas stations show rapid changes.

13.11.2025, 13:32

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The coalition of Prime Minister al-Sudani won the elections in Iraq

In the parliamentary elections in Iraq, held on November 13, the "Coalition for Construction and Development," led by the current Prime Minister Muhammad al-Sudani, emerged victorious. According to the Iraqi High Electoral Commission, the alliance of Shiite forces received over 1.3 million votes, reports the dpa agency. According to preliminary results released after counting 99% of the ballots, the Kurdistan Democratic Party came in second, gathering over 1 million votes. Rounding

13.11.2025, 13:32

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Iceland Considers the Threat of the Atlantic Current's Disappearance a Matter of National Security

Iceland has identified the threat of the destruction of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) as an important aspect of national security, allowing the government to develop emergency measures. The AMOC transports warm water from the tropics to northern regions, maintaining a mild winter climate in Europe. Scientists emphasize that accelerating climate change, particularly the melting of Arctic ice, could lead to freshwater from Greenland disrupting the current. This, in turn,

13.11.2025, 12:28

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The USA has stopped minting one denomination of coins

The production of one-cent coins has been discontinued in the United States, according to information from the Associated Press. The decision to halt the minting of coins that have been in circulation for over two centuries is due to the fact that the costs of producing them have begun to exceed their actual value. Despite this, one-cent coins will retain their legal tender status, and the last specimens minted by the Philadelphia Mint will be auctioned off, as stated by U.S. Treasury

13.11.2025, 12:23

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Mikheil Saakashvili Returned to Prison from the Clinic Where He Had Been Since 2022

In a message posted on Facebook, the agency stated that Saakashvili's health has been assessed as satisfactory, and he no longer requires inpatient treatment. As a result, he has been transferred to penitentiary institution No. 12, where he will continue to serve his sentence. Saakashvili has been convicted on several charges, including embezzlement of state funds and illegal crossing of the border. In 2022, he was transferred to the private clinic "Vivamed" for treatment of

13.11.2025, 11:43

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Tokaev Made Personnel Changes in the Courts of Kazakhstan

// AKIpress The decree signed by Kassym-Jomart Tokayev includes the appointments of new chairpersons of courts in various regions of Kazakhstan. Below is the list of appointees:

13.11.2025, 11:26

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Tokaev did not convey any messages or signals from Trump to Putin, - Kremlin

On November 11, Kassym-Jomart Tokaev arrived in Moscow, where on the first day of his visit he had an informal meeting with Vladimir Putin that lasted two hours. The next day, November 12, official negotiations took place, covering a wide range of issues in the political, economic, and humanitarian spheres. As a result of the meetings, the leaders of the countries signed a declaration that elevated the relations between Russia and Kazakhstan to the level of strategic partnership and alliance.

13.11.2025, 11:11

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The plasma ejection from the Sun caused the strongest auroras.

Scientists report that polar auroras can be observed starting from a latitude of 45 degrees. The polar oval, where the brightest auroras are seen, is moving towards Europe and Canada; however, there is a chance that some observers will be able to see its "tail" before sunrise.

13.11.2025, 11:02

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Putin and Tokayev Signed a Declaration on Strategic Partnership

According to Tokayev, the signing of this Declaration was one of the key tasks of his visit to Moscow. He noted that this document "will open a new era in bilateral relations" and will also confirm the high level of mutual trust and the intention to work more closely in all areas. This document, which can be found on the Kremlin's website, is divided into four main parts concerning cooperation in the fields of politics, security, economy, as well as humanitarian and scientific

13.11.2025, 10:31

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Media: The Longest Shutdown in U.S. History Has Ended

On the evening of November 12, the U.S. House of Representatives voted for a budget bill, allowing the federal government to resume operations after a historic shutdown that lasted 43 days, reports the "Russian Service of the BBC." The bill received support from 222 members of the House, which is enough to achieve the simple majority needed for its passage. The budget had previously been approved by the Senate.

13.11.2025, 09:27

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Zelensky demanded the dismissal of the Ministers of Justice and Energy of Ukraine amid a corruption scandal. Both have already submitted their resignation letters.

Halushchenko and Hrynchuk Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commented that Justice Minister Herman Halushchenko and Energy Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk can no longer hold their positions. This decision was the result of an investigation related to corruption in "Energoatom," which manages all operating nuclear power plants in the country. “The issue is also about trust. If accusations arise, they must be addressed,” Zelensky noted, adding that he had asked Prime Minister Yulia

13.11.2025, 09:21

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81-year-old actor from "Squid Game" acquitted in sexual harassment case

Oh Young-soo The incident that led to the accusations involved a woman’s statement that in 2017, during a tour, Oh Young-soo hugged her and kissed her on the cheek without her consent. The harassment case was reported to the police in December 2021, but it was closed. In 2022, the prosecution reopened the investigation at the request of the victim, who claimed that after the incident, she had to see a psychologist for six months. Initially, the first-instance court sentenced the actor to eight

13.11.2025, 09:21

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In the U.S., the longest shutdown in history has ended

At the moment, the law, which was supported by both chambers of Congress — the Senate and the House of Representatives, restores funding for federal agencies and also ends layoffs among government employees. The document also provides for compensation payments to those workers who did not receive their salaries during the shutdown. In addition, expenses incurred by states that used their own funds to cover costs arising from the government shutdown will be reimbursed. Despite the lack of

13.11.2025, 09:19

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main Highlights by the Morning of November 13

In the last 24 hours, international media have covered events occurring in Ukraine and beyond against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict. Here are the main points: At the meeting of foreign ministers from the "Group of Seven" countries in Canada, a call was made for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. Svetlana Grinchuk resigned from her position as Ukraine's Minister of Energy. This occurred following President Zelensky's demands for the resignation of several ministers

13.11.2025, 07:04

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Taylor Swift has become the most commercially successful singer in history

Taylor Swift, the renowned American singer, ranked first among women in terms of commercial success, according to the ChartMasters ranking. In the global list, she holds the fifth position, trailing only behind men. The ChartMasters ranking takes into account the Equivalent Album Sales (EAS) metric, which includes all formats of music content: physical and digital albums, singles, and streaming. According to the research, Taylor's total number of sold releases amounts to 253.7 million

12.11.2025, 21:48