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Mass Protests by "Generation Z" in Mexico Following the Mayor's Murder

Protests have swept the entire country, including the capital, where a group of hooded youth attempted to break down barriers at the National Palace, the residence of President Claudia Sheinbaum. This action led to clashes with the police, who used tear gas. Mexico City's Minister of Public Security, Pablo Vasquez, reported that 100 police officers were injured during the clashes, 40 of whom were hospitalized, as well as 20 civilians. During the events, 20 people were arrested, and another

16.11.2025, 19:08

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Google accused of spying on users through Gemini AI. A class action lawsuit has been filed in the USA.

The lawsuit claims that Google activated Gemini AI by default in services such as Gmail, Google Chat, and Google Meet without users' knowledge. Previously, users had the option to enable this feature themselves; however, now, according to the plaintiffs, the forced activation allows the company to collect data without users' consent. To disable Gemini AI, users must manually change their privacy settings. Otherwise, as stated in the document, this tool gains access to the entire

16.11.2025, 18:09

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Satellites of "rogue planets" can remain habitable after a star explosion

A team of international researchers from Hungary conducted simulations covering over 4,000 scenarios that describe the behavior of planets and their moons after a supernova explosion. The results show that moons ejected into space can remain potentially habitable for a significant amount of time. The study established that during a type II supernova explosion, a star loses a substantial amount of mass, causing planets that were previously in its orbit to become "rogue planets,"

16.11.2025, 18:06

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Russia suspended oil exports from Novorossiysk after strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

As a result of drone attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, one of the major Russian facilities in Novorossiysk was damaged, which, according to Euronews, led to a temporary halt in oil exports from this port. Novorossiysk, through which about 2% of global oil supplies pass, is crucial for Russian export infrastructure. The incident triggered a rise in global oil prices, which increased by more than 2%.

16.11.2025, 18:02

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Azerbaijan has become a full-fledged participant in the Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia

On November 16, in Uzbekistan, under the chairmanship of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the seventh Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia took place. According to the press service of the President of Uzbekistan, the summit was attended by the presidents of the region: Ilham Aliyev (Azerbaijan), Kassym-Jomart Tokayev (Kazakhstan), Sadyr Japarov (Kyrgyzstan), Emomali Rahmon (Tajikistan), Serdar Berdymukhamedov (Turkmenistan), as well as Kaha Imnadze, head of the UN Regional

16.11.2025, 17:00

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The Washington Post: ChatGPT Creates an "Echo Chamber" Effect

In a study by The Washington Post, which covered more than 47,000 open dialogues with ChatGPT, it was found that the bot often begins its responses with statements like "yes" or "correct," doing so in nearly 17,500 cases. This occurs ten times more frequently than when it expresses disagreement. The authors of the study believe that this interaction model creates an "echo chamber," in which the AI takes the user's side, even supporting conspiracy theories and

16.11.2025, 16:39

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Weather forecast for Uzbekistan on November 17

On November 17, Uzhydromet published its weather forecast. Tashkent

16.11.2025, 16:36

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Iceland Recognizes Changes in the Atlantic Current as a National Security Threat for the First Time

For the first time in Iceland's history, the change in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) has been included in the list of national security threats. This was reported by Climate Minister Jóhannes Paul Jóhannsson, who added that the authorities are developing an action plan for sudden climate changes that may threaten the country's existence. AMOC is responsible for transporting warm waters from the tropics to the North Atlantic and ensures milder winters in

16.11.2025, 15:45

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Explosion and Major Fire at Factories in Argentina

According to local media, the fire damaged at least five buildings. More than 20 fire trucks were dispatched to extinguish the blaze, but it was not immediately possible to fully put out the fire — this may take another 24–36 hours. As a result of the incident, 24 people were injured, eight of whom were hospitalized. Among the injured are a pregnant woman who suffered from smoke inhalation and a man who had a heart attack. The others sustained cuts, bruises, and burns. By morning, those with

16.11.2025, 15:07

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In Abu Dhabi, robots danced "Al-Ayyala"

Robots amazed the audience at RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 At the international competition RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025, held in Abu Dhabi, robots showcased the traditional Emirati male dance "Al-Ayala." A recording of the dance quickly gained popularity on social media.

16.11.2025, 15:04

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In the USA, people were hospitalized after an ammonia leak

The incident led to a mass evacuation of residents In Oklahoma, a large number of people were hospitalized due to an ammonia leak that occurred in the city of Weatherford. According to local authorities, 36 individuals require medical assistance, 11 of whom are in critical condition.

16.11.2025, 14:57

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Trump canceled tariffs on more than 200 food products amid dissatisfaction with prices

As reported by The Guardian, the new measure comes into effect at midnight on Thursday and marks an unexpected change in Trump's tariff policy. Previously, he claimed that import tariffs do not contribute to rising inflation; however, dissatisfaction among American consumers with high food prices has led to this decision. The reduction in tariffs occurred against the backdrop of recent successes for Democrats in elections in states like Virginia, New Jersey, and New York, where the

16.11.2025, 14:42

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The British Foreign Office has updated the list of countries where one can be poisoned by alcohol.

The updated list, which is posted on the official FCDO website, now includes eight new countries: Ecuador, Kenya, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Uganda, and Russia. Previously, the list included Cambodia, Indonesia, Turkey, Costa Rica, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Fiji. The department clarified that methanol is a dangerous chemical that is sometimes added to alcoholic beverages to reduce costs. It has neither taste nor smell, making it difficult to detect. Even small doses of this substance can

16.11.2025, 14:40

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Harvard Astronomer Claims Signs of Artificial Origin for 3I/ATLAS

In his blog, Avi Loeb commented on the publication of the Astronomer's Telegram, pointing to new data about 3I/ATLAS. On November 11, images were obtained showing that the object did not disintegrate after its close approach to the Sun, which is unusual for naturally occurring comets. Loeb noted that "it is surprising that 3I/ATLAS remains intact," adding yet another peculiarity to its characteristics. Previously, the astronomer hypothesized that the object might be performing

16.11.2025, 14:37

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A 1500-Year-Old Temple Caught Fire in China

The cause of the fire was the carelessness of one of the guests In Jiangsu Province, China, a fire broke out in the 1500-year-old Yongqing Temple, according to local news agencies.

16.11.2025, 14:11

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Scientists recorded the second most powerful flare of the year on the Sun - level X4.05

According to information provided by scientists from IKI and ISZF, the Sun experienced the second most powerful flare of this year, recorded as X4.05. It led to a geomagnetic storm that lasted for 42 hours, making it the longest one of 2025. Activity was observed in region 4274, located in the northern hemisphere of the Sun, which was also the source of the X5.15 flare that occurred two days ago and triggered a strong magnetic storm on November 12-13.

16.11.2025, 14:11

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Russian Air Defense Repelled Night Attack by Ukrainian Drones

Illustrative photo The Ministry of Defense of Russia reported the interception of 36 Ukrainian drones during the specified time period on its channel. The main focus of the attacks was on border territories. The largest number of drones was destroyed over the Rostov region, where 17 aircraft were shot down. Additionally, 12 drones were intercepted over the Belgorod region, which often becomes a target for attacks from Ukraine.

16.11.2025, 14:10

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Following the negotiations and the Supreme Intergovernmental Council, Tokayev and Mirziyoyev adopted a Joint Statement

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Shavkat Mirziyoyev During the negotiations, as reported by Akorda, several important documents were also signed: 1. Decision to establish the Council of Heads of Regions of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan;

16.11.2025, 14:10

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Raids Against Illegal Migrants Have Begun in Charlotte

According to The New York Times, U.S. Border Patrol agents have been sent to Charlotte under the leadership of Gregory Bovino, who previously dealt with operations against illegal immigration in cities such as Chicago and Los Angeles. Trisha McLaughlin, a representative of the Department of Homeland Security, confirmed the deployment of additional forces to Charlotte. She stated that the main goal of these actions is to "ensure the safety of U.S. citizens" and allow residents to

16.11.2025, 14:06

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Generation Z Protests in Mexico: Clashes with Police, President Accused of Ties to Cartels

The reason for the mass protests was the murder of the mayor of Uruapan, Carlos Manso, who was shot by members of a drug cartel in early November during the Day of the Dead celebrations. This tragic event became a symbol of the impunity of organized crime and the authorities' inability to ensure the safety of citizens. Demonstrations under the slogan "Generation Z" took place in various cities across the country. Although the march began peacefully, it escalated into violence

16.11.2025, 13:55

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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to increase trade turnover to $10 billion

During the meeting, key areas of cooperation were discussed, covering economy, transport, energy, and culture. President Tokayev emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties. "Uzbekistan is a fraternal nation and a reliable neighbor for us. Historically, our peoples are connected by strong bonds, and we share similar spiritual values," he noted.

16.11.2025, 13:51

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The USA successfully tested the B61-12 nuclear bomb on the F-35 fighter jet. Photo

// Photo by Craig Fritz In August 2024, successful tests of the nuclear gravity bomb B61-12 were completed at the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada, conducted using the F-35 fighter jet. The Sandia Laboratory, part of the U.S. Department of Energy, reported this event. The tests were organized in collaboration with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and with the support of Hill Air Force Base located in Utah.

16.11.2025, 13:50

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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan Sign Agreement on Transboundary Water Resources

During the visit of the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, to Uzbekistan, the second meeting of the Supreme Intergovernmental Council took place. According to information from the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan, on November 15, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov, the head of the agency, and his Uzbek counterpart Shavkat Hamraev signed an intergovernmental agreement concerning the joint management of transboundary water resources. This document establishes mechanisms for

16.11.2025, 13:45

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Tokayev and Mirziyoyev Held Talks

During this meeting, the presidents discussed the future of Kazakh-Uzbek strategic partnership and alliance. The discussion touched on various aspects of strengthening cooperation in key areas such as trade, industrial cooperation, transport and logistics, energy, agriculture, water resource management, as well as cultural and humanitarian interaction.

16.11.2025, 13:44

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Japan is Ready to Host American Nuclear Weapons

According to information published in the Mainichi newspaper, Takahichi believes that the existing ban on the introduction of nuclear weapons into Japan may negatively affect the country's nuclear security, which relies on protection from the United States. Currently, American nuclear weapons cannot be deployed at U.S. bases in Japan or on military ships entering Japanese ports. Earlier, one of the members of the Japanese parliament pointed out the possibility of revising Tokyo's

16.11.2025, 13:40

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The US Successfully Tested the B61-12 Nuclear Bomb in Nevada

According to information provided by the Sandia laboratory, which is part of the U.S. Department of Energy, testing took place from August 19 to 21. During the tests, the F-35 fighter jet dropped bombs that did not contain a nuclear warhead. This event was part of the annual assessment of the country's nuclear arsenal reliability and pilot training. In the following year, 2024, the service life of the B61-12 bombs will be extended by an additional 20 years. On November 14, U.S. President

16.11.2025, 13:39

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Water authorities of Central Asian countries have agreed on the projected water inflow into the Shardara Reservoir during the inter-vegetation period.

High-ranking representatives of the water authorities of Central Asia attended the meeting, including the Chairman of the State Committee for Water Management of Turkmenistan, Durdy Gendzhiev; the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov; the Minister of Water Management of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Hamraev; and the First Deputy Minister of Energy and Water Resources of Tajikistan, Jamshid Shodi Shoimzod. An advisor from the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in

16.11.2025, 13:37

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The number of forcibly displaced persons worldwide has reached a record 123.2 million, - UNHCR

The growth rate of forcibly displaced persons slowed down in the second half of 2024, however, the scale of the crisis remains at an unprecedented level. According to the report, over the past ten years, the number of people who have left their homes has nearly doubled. More than 60% of all forcibly displaced persons are within their own countries, remaining internally displaced persons.

16.11.2025, 13:37

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U.S. Authorities Approved the Sale of $3.5 Billion Worth of Air Defense Missiles to Germany

According to information published on the DW website, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced plans to sell air defense missiles to Berlin, including the naval systems Standard Missile 6 Block I and Standard Missile 2 Block IIIC. The main contractor for this deal will be the defense conglomerate RTX. According to U.S. authorities, Germany has requested the purchase of 750 missiles of both specified types, as well as the necessary equipment for their operation.

16.11.2025, 13:36

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Peace negotiations on Ukraine may take place in Turkey, - Foreign Minister Fidan

Hakan Fidan According to Fidan, all the necessary conditions for achieving a ceasefire have already been established. “Will we be able to see a table for peace negotiations in Turkey soon? We are confident about this. I believe that it can happen right here. Although it could also take place elsewhere, I believe the time for peace has come, and it will become a reality,” he noted.

16.11.2025, 13:33

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China has urged its citizens to refrain from visiting Japan

Sanae Takahiti // Office of the Prime Minister of Japan On Friday, Tokyo summoned the Chinese ambassador to express its protest regarding remarks made by a senior diplomat about Prime Minister Sanae Takahiti. The diplomatic scandal erupted after Takahiti stated in her speech to parliament last week that a potential Chinese attack on Taiwan could pose a "survival threat" and provoke military responses from Japan.

16.11.2025, 13:31

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Continents are "peeling off" from the bottom and feeding oceanic volcanoes, - geologists

British researchers have made a revolutionary discovery, uncovering the mechanism by which fragments of continents separate and move beneath the oceans, sustaining volcanic activity for millions of years. The work was published in the journal Nature Geoscience. Scientists have long wondered why volcanic islands located far from tectonic plate boundaries contain chemical elements characteristic of continents. For example, where did the "continental" traces in the lava of Christmas

16.11.2025, 13:25

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Weather forecast for Uzbekistan on November 16

According to the forecast, from 20:00 on November 15 to 20:00 on November 16, there will be no precipitation across the country, with an eastern wind. Tashkent: wind speed of 3–8 m/s, nighttime temperature will be +4...+6°, and daytime +18...+20°.

16.11.2025, 13:22

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Scientists uncovered the mystery of the murder of the Hungarian duke, committed 750 years ago.

// Eötvös Loránd University The skeleton was discovered in 1915 during excavations of a Dominican monastery located on Margaret Island in Budapest. Archaeologists stumbled upon the bones of a young man with clear signs of trauma. It was immediately speculated that this could be Duke Bela, who was killed in November 1272 by the order of Ban Henrik Kőszegi and his accomplices. Initially, the remains were transferred to the Institute of Anthropology at the University of Budapest. Scientist Lajos

16.11.2025, 13:21

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Mirziyoyev awarded Tokayev the Order of "Oliy Darajali Do'stlik" — the highest state award of Uzbekistan

During the event, the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, emphasized the significance of Tokayev's contribution to the development of friendly relations and strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. According to the press service of the President of Uzbekistan, due to joint efforts, the relations between the two countries have reached an unprecedented level, becoming exemplary. Cooperation between parliaments, governments, regions, the business community, and youth

16.11.2025, 13:12

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Tokayev, along with the leaders of Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan, participated in the ceremony of awarding the International Prize "Heritage of the Future"

This year, the award established in 2025 by the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, was presented to cultural figures who made significant contributions to the preservation of traditions, the development of art, and the promotion of national spiritual heritage. From Kazakhstan, the laureate in the "Theater and Cinema" category was Yerkebulan Dairov.

16.11.2025, 13:04

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The metro station collapsed in Istanbul

At the time of the incident, there were five people in the collapse zone. Of these, three were able to escape on their own, while two were rescued by emergency services. Currently, work is underway to determine the circumstances of what happened. According to preliminary information, the collapse occurred on one of the platforms of the underground station.

16.11.2025, 13:04

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The meeting of the presidents of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan took place.

According to the press service of the President of Uzbekistan, the leaders of the two countries exchanged congratulations and discussed important aspects of bilateral relations. After that, an official meeting ceremony for the President of Turkmenistan was held.

16.11.2025, 13:02

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UN Secretary-General condemned Russia's attack on civilian facilities in Ukraine

Residential building in Kyiv after shelling (archive). // © UNICEF/A. Filipov The UN Secretary-General called for a complete, immediate, and unconditional ceasefire, emphasizing that this would be the first step towards establishing a just peace that must respect the sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of Ukraine within internationally recognized borders. Matthias Schmale, the UN humanitarian coordinator in Ukraine, expressed deep concern regarding the new wave of drone and

16.11.2025, 13:00

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In the U.S., possible ties between Democrats and Epstein will be investigated: The Justice Department appointed a prosecutor

According to AP News, Bondi confirmed that the Department of Justice has appointed Jay Clayton, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, to conduct a federal investigation. According to People, Trump emphasized that the DOJ should "examine all available evidence" and investigate materials related not only to Clinton but also to other prominent politicians and businessmen. It is important to note that no charges have been filed against the mentioned individuals so far,

16.11.2025, 12:54

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Poland announced the reopening of two border crossings with Belarus starting November 17

Illustrative photo The crossings were closed in September following the escalation of the situation at the border and the joint military exercises "West-2025" involving Russia and Belarus. According to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the decision was made after consultations with Lithuania and will be implemented in a trial mode. Passenger cars and buses will be allowed to pass through the Kuznica point, while Bobrowniki will open for passenger and freight transport from EU

16.11.2025, 12:34

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Trump canceled tariffs on a number of products due to rising prices

President of the United States Donald Trump has decided to cancel increased tariffs on more than 200 food items, including coffee, beef, bananas, and orange juice. This order was published on the official White House website on Friday, November 14, reports DW. Concerns of Americans about inflation

16.11.2025, 12:33

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Trump plans to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion

// The White House Trump stated that the amount of the lawsuit could range from one to five billion dollars and is likely to be filed next week. "I think it's necessary. They admitted they were deceiving," he added while speaking to reporters aboard his plane. Despite the BBC's apologies regarding the editing of his speech in the Panorama program, the corporation refused to pay any compensation.

15.11.2025, 10:10

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Azerbaijan summoned the Russian ambassador due to a missile hitting the embassy in Kyiv

The incident occurred at 01:00 on November 14, when Russian forces carried out a missile and bomb strike on the Ukrainian capital. As a result of this attack, six people were killed, and 35 were injured, including children aged 7 and 10. In the Kyiv region, another six people were injured, including a child. On the night of November 14, 2025, Russia launched a massive missile strike on Ukraine, attacking Kyiv using drones and ballistic missiles. The strike completely destroyed part of the

15.11.2025, 09:58

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A powerful explosion occurred at a police station in Kashmir

// From social media As a result of the explosion, a fire broke out in the building, and several vehicles located on the premises caught fire. Firefighters and medical services promptly arrived at the scene. The causes of the explosion remain unclear at this time; however, local media speculate that it could have been an accidental event. Military forces have blocked all access to the police station.

15.11.2025, 09:37

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In the USA, a man died from a meat allergy

A 47-year-old pilot from New Jersey became the first known case of death due to an allergy to red meat triggered by a tick bite. According to NBC News, the circumstances of his death remained unclear for a long time, as examinations showed no signs of a heart attack or other serious illnesses.

14.11.2025, 21:55

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Elon Musk Plans to Rename the Platform Grokipedia

Famous entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk has announced his intention to rename the Grokipedia platform as soon as it reaches the necessary quality level, reports the Kazinform agency. “As soon as Grokipedia becomes sufficiently high-quality, we will change its name to Encyclopedia Galactica,” Musk wrote in his post on X.

14.11.2025, 19:48

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Chronic illnesses may be a reason for visa denial to the USA

According to information published in The Washington Post, foreigners with chronic illnesses may be deprived of the chance to obtain a visa to the U.S. This became known through a document provided by the U.S. State Department. This directive was sent to the country's diplomatic missions by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

14.11.2025, 19:38