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Australian scientist received an award for research on airborne transmission of COVID-19
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Australian scientist received an award for research on airborne transmission of COVID-19

Lidia Moravska, a professor and air quality expert from Australia, has been awarded the Prime Minister's Prize for Science for 2025. According to media reports, her research has significantly influenced the change in perspective of international medical organizations regarding the transmission methods of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Initially, it was believed that COVID-19 was transmitted through large droplets and contact-airborne routes. However, Moravska demonstrated that the primary mode of

09.11.2025, 20:25
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Israeli Foreign Minister Criticizes Istanbul Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu

Gideon Saar, Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs, criticized the decision of the Turkish prosecutor's office, which issued an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other high-ranking Israeli officials. He announced this in his post on the social media platform X. Saar characterized the actions of the Turkish side as "another publicity stunt" by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. He also reminded that previously the mayor of Istanbul was arrested for

09.11.2025, 19:04
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In Saudi Arabia, two people were executed for involvement in a terrorist group

According to information published by the state agency SPA, citing the Ministry of Interior, the execution took place on November 9 in Al-Qassim. The department reported that the convicted individuals intended to carry out attacks on mosques and security service facilities, as well as being involved in the production of explosives and sheltering other members of a terrorist group. The death sentence was issued by the Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia. The statement did not provide details about the

09.11.2025, 19:02
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Scientists have recorded a radio signal from the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS for the first time

The message about this discovery appeared on the portal The Astronomer's Telegram. The signal was registered on October 24 using the South African radio telescope MeerKAT, which detected absorption in the frequency ranges of 1665 and 1667 MHz. In previous observations in September, scientists were unable to catch the signal. Avi Loeb, an astrophysicist from Harvard University, noted that on March 16, 2026, when comet 3I/ATLAS approaches Jupiter, the spacecraft "Juno" will attempt

09.11.2025, 18:53
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The Pentagon Chief Stated the Need for Urgent Preparation of the U.S. for Possible War

In his speech, Hegset compared the current circumstances to the "moment of 1939," emphasizing the "increasing urgency" of the situation. He noted that likely adversaries of the United States are strengthening their alliances and building up military forces. The minister stated: "Enemies are uniting, threats are increasing. We all feel this. To prevent war and avoid it, we must begin preparations right now."

09.11.2025, 18:52
Trump stated that he will not cancel tariffs
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Trump stated that he will not cancel tariffs

In his statement, Trump noted that his approach to tariffs will remain unchanged. He emphasized that the increase in import duties is necessary to protect jobs and production in the country. Furthermore, the president added that countries unable to engage in fair trade with the U.S. should feel the consequences of their actions.

09.11.2025, 18:37
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In Tehran, warnings issued about possible nighttime water outages due to severe drought

According to Euronews, the water level in the reservoirs supplying Tehran has reached a historically low mark. The country's energy minister reported that the pressure in the water supply system could drop to zero during certain nighttime hours, which is linked to the worsening water crisis that has intensified this year. President Masoud Pezeshkian noted that in several reservoirs serving the capital, less than 10% of the total volume remains. He added that water reserves are at their

09.11.2025, 18:32
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Mass Flight Delays and Cancellations at Major Airports in the U.S. Due to Shutdown

According to Reuters, on November 8, approximately 1,500 flights were canceled in the U.S., and another 6,000 flights were delayed. The day before, on November 7, cancellations amounted to 1,025 flights, while delays affected 7,000. Delays impacted airports in twelve major cities, including metropolises such as New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Atlanta. In Atlanta, known as one of the busiest airports in the country, the average delay time reached 282 minutes.

09.11.2025, 18:09
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Nearly a Million People Evacuated in the Philippines Due to Super Typhoon

Super Typhoon "Fung-Wong" has hit the Philippines, leading to significant evacuations and disruptions in transportation. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, over 916,863 people have already been moved to safe areas. Winds at the center of the storm reach speeds of 185–230 km/h, and its impact is felt over a large part of the country. Heavy rains, gusty winds, and destructive waves have caused flooding and inundation of coastal roads, particularly

09.11.2025, 17:21
In Saudi Arabia, two citizens convicted of terrorism were executed.
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In Saudi Arabia, two citizens convicted of terrorism were executed.

According to the agency SPA , the execution was carried out in accordance with the norms of tazir and took place on November 9 in the Qassim province. The convicted are Fahd bin Ali bin Abdulaziz al-Washil and Abdurrahman bin Ibrahim bin Muhammad al-Mansur , who were found guilty of participating in terrorist activities , attacks on security facilities and religious sites , as well as possessing weapons and manufacturing explosives . Moreover, they sheltered other terrorists and threatened the

09.11.2025, 15:40
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A video of the helicopter crash with tourists in Dagestan has emerged

A video that has appeared on the internet captures the crash of a Ka-226 helicopter that occurred on November 7 near the village of Achi-Su in Dagestan. The video shows the helicopter losing control and colliding with a pier before crashing to the ground. According to preliminary data, among the victims of the disaster were the deputy general director and several leading specialists of the Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant (KEMZ). The aircraft belongs to JSC "Concern KEMZ" and crashed

09.11.2025, 13:21
In the Philippines, the death toll from Typhoon "Kalmagee" has risen to 224
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In the Philippines, the death toll from Typhoon "Kalmagee" has risen to 224

According to official data, 109 people are reported missing, and more than 500 residents have been affected. On Cebu Island, where heavy rains caused severe flooding, it has been confirmed that 158 people have died. As a result of the natural disaster, a state of emergency has been declared in 53 localities. The President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., announced the introduction of a national disaster status.

09.11.2025, 12:37
China has suspended the ban on the export to the USA of a number of strategically important dual-use goods
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China has suspended the ban on the export to the USA of a number of strategically important dual-use goods

According to the document, the restrictions imposed in December 2024 will be temporarily lifted from November 9, 2025, to November 27, 2026. This decision is made to promote stability in global supply chains and is based on the principles of mutual respect and benefit. It is worth noting that earlier China imposed export restrictions on a number of strategically important materials, such as rare earth elements, graphite, and special alloys, in response to actions by the USA that limited

09.11.2025, 11:45
Farewell to Yuri Nikolaev in Moscow
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Farewell to Yuri Nikolaev in Moscow

// TASS On November 8, a funeral and farewell ceremony for popular television host Yuri Nikolaev took place at the Troyekurovskoye Cemetery in Moscow, as reported by Russian media, including RIA Novosti. Yuri Nikolaev passed away on November 4 at the age of 77. He was seen off on his final journey by family, friends, colleagues, and fans who gathered in the Large Mourning Hall of the cemetery. Among those present were well-known artists and television hosts, including Igor Nikolaev and Elena

08.11.2025, 22:11
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Trump stated that the US will not participate in the G20 summit in South Africa

In his message on the social network Truth, Trump criticized the location of the summit, calling it a "shame" due to human rights violations in South Africa. He emphasized that Afrikaners, descendants of European settlers, are among those affected. According to him, "Afrikaners are being killed, and their lands and farms are being seized illegally. As long as the human rights situation in South Africa remains this way, no representative from the U.S. will attend the G20," he

08.11.2025, 21:21
The USA lifted sanctions against the "Paks-2" nuclear power plant project involving Russia, - Orban
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The USA lifted sanctions against the "Paks-2" nuclear power plant project involving Russia, - Orban

The Prime Minister of Hungary announced that the sanctions imposed in November 2024 by the Joe Biden administration were suspended in June 2025 during Donald Trump's presidency. The temporary exemption was set to expire in December; however, as Orban emphasized, the issue of extension is not on the table, as a decision has been made to fully lift the restrictions concerning the construction of new power units at the nuclear power plant. The 2024 sanctions affected, among others,

08.11.2025, 20:34
James Watson, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, has died
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James Watson, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, has died

Watson passed away in a hospice in New York, as reported by his son. Together with Francis Crick, the British biophysicist, James Watson first described the molecular structure of DNA in 1953, proposing the double helix model, which became one of the greatest discoveries of the 20th century. For this achievement, Watson and Crick were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1962. In 1990, he led the Human Genome Project, initiated in the U.S. by the National Institutes of Health, aimed at the complete

08.11.2025, 19:21
In the USA, the operation of MD-11 aircraft has been temporarily suspended following a crash in Kentucky.
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In the USA, the operation of MD-11 aircraft has been temporarily suspended following a crash in Kentucky.

The aviation accident occurred on November 4 at 5:15 PM local time (November 5 at 2:15 AM Moscow time), when a UPS cargo MD-11 crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville International Airport. There were three crew members on board, all of whom died, as well as, according to preliminary data, at least ten people on the ground. Reports suggest that the cause of the incident may have been a fire in one of the engines. The aircraft climbed to an altitude of approximately 30.5 meters after

08.11.2025, 18:25
SIB of Moldova has added the interim president of Syria to the list of terrorists
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SIB of Moldova has added the interim president of Syria to the list of terrorists

The document states that al-Sharaa has been included in the "list of individuals, groups, and entities involved in terrorism related to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction." At the same time, on November 6, the UN Security Council adopted a resolution that excludes al-Sharaa from the organization's sanctions lists. This document was prepared by the United States and proposes his removal from the list of individuals associated with the terrorist groups "Islamic

08.11.2025, 17:55
NATO Exercises on Submarine Warfare Have Started in the Baltic Sea
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NATO Exercises on Submarine Warfare Have Started in the Baltic Sea

The exercises, named Merlin, are conducted under the auspices of the Swedish Navy both along the coast and in the territorial waters of the country. Swedish military officials emphasize that the complex seabed topography in the Baltic Sea creates numerous hiding places for submarines, significantly complicating anti-submarine defense tasks. In response to these challenges, the Swedish Navy has developed unique methods for detecting and neutralizing underwater threats that are tailored to the

08.11.2025, 16:35
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In Brazil, a powerful hurricane claimed the lives of at least five people

According to local authorities, a hurricane struck the city of Rio Bonito do Iguaçu, resulting in injuries to more than 130 people with various injuries. The information about the tragic events was reported by representatives of the AFP agency. Currently, emergency services continue to work at the scene: they are clearing debris and providing assistance to the victims. Authorities are working on assessing the consequences of the hurricane and the extent of the damage caused.

08.11.2025, 15:52
The European Commission has stripped Russians of multiple Schengen visas
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The European Commission has stripped Russians of multiple Schengen visas

The French Embassy in Moscow denied the information According to a report from Politico, citing the European Commission, Russians will no longer be able to apply for multiple-entry visas. This means that for each trip to EU countries, they will need to submit a new visa application, allowing for more frequent and detailed checks of applicants.

08.11.2025, 15:40
In southern Brazil, 5 people died due to a tornado
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In southern Brazil, 5 people died due to a tornado

// CNN Brasil As a result of the severe storms that have affected the western, southwestern, and south-central regions of Paraná, meteorological services have recorded wind gusts ranging from 180 to 250 km/h, with some areas exceeding 250 km/h. Local authorities have reported that work on analysis and monitoring is ongoing. Meteorologists note:

08.11.2025, 15:14
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The President of Mexico was subjected to harassment at a public event

The incident took place on the way to a public event at the presidential palace. A man hugged Claudia Sheinbaum by the shoulder, then attempted to kiss her and touch her breast. At that moment, security intervened and removed him. As the president herself noted, she did not immediately realize what had happened and only understood the seriousness of the situation after watching the video recording of the incident. Law enforcement authorities detained the man, who was in a state of intoxication.

08.11.2025, 14:50
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Trump stated that the cancellation of the summit with Putin is related to Russia's position on Ukraine.

At a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the White House, Trump noted that the Russian side shows no desire to cease hostilities. "The main problem is that they simply do not want to stop. I believe they will still be forced to stop, as this is becoming costly for Russia," he added. Speaking about a potential meeting with Putin in the future, Trump stated that such an opportunity remains. He expressed a desire to hold the summit specifically in Budapest and

08.11.2025, 12:52
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In Tanzania, 98 participants in protests against the elections have been charged with treason

Accusations of treason have been made against 98 individuals involved in the protests, according to Reuters, citing court documents. These protests are directed against the results of the presidential elections held on October 29. According to official data, the incumbent president Samia Suluhu Hassan was re-elected, receiving 97% of the votes. However, opposition parties claim there were falsifications and refuse to recognize these results.

08.11.2025, 12:16
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Nobel laureate James Watson, one of the discoverers of the structure of DNA, has passed away.

According to The New York Times, Watson passed away in a hospice in East Northport, located on Long Island. His transfer from the hospital was due to treatment for an infectious disease, as reported by his son Duncan. James Watson became known in the scientific world in 1953 when he was only 25 years old. Together with Francis Crick, he discovered that DNA has the shape of a double helix. This discovery laid the foundation for understanding the transmission of genetic information and played a

08.11.2025, 11:50
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China has commissioned its third aircraft carrier - "Fujian"

The People's Republic of China proudly presented its third aircraft carrier named "Fujian." This is the first ship of this type that has been fully designed and built in China. This was reported by the Financial Times. The opening ceremony took place in Hainan, where the country's president Xi Jinping was present. The aircraft carrier "Fujian" is equipped with three electromagnetic catapults, allowing it to launch fighter jets similar to the American "Gerald

08.11.2025, 11:19
Russian Air Defense Shot Down 79 Drones Overnight
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Russian Air Defense Shot Down 79 Drones Overnight

Illustrative photo The Ministry of Defense of Russia clarified that the drones were destroyed in various regions of the country. In particular, the number of eliminated drones was distributed as follows: 36 – over the Rostov region; 10 – over the Bryansk region; 9 – over the Kursk region; 8 – over the Volgograd region; 5 – over the Belgorod region; 5 – over the Republic of Crimea; 3 – over the Saratov region; 1 – over the Voronezh region; 1 – over the Smolensk region; 1 – over the Oryol

08.11.2025, 11:14
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The Istanbul Prosecutor's Office issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of "genocide"

According to information presented by the prosecutor's office, an arrest warrant has been issued for Netanyahu in connection with allegations of "genocide." This was reported by DW. In addition to Netanyahu, 36 other high-ranking Israelis, including Defense Minister Israel Katz and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, have also become subjects of the warrant. Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, is also mentioned in this list.

08.11.2025, 10:55
Biden stated that Trump is embarrassing the USA
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Biden stated that Trump is embarrassing the USA

In his speech, Biden emphasized that Trump should remember that he serves not just billionaires and millionaires, but all Americans. “I want you to understand, Mr. President: you work for us, not we for you. You must represent all Americans,” he stated, adding that a democratic society should not have kings and that Trump’s actions harm the country’s image. The former president paid significant attention to the recent demolition of the east wing of the White House, which he called a symbol of

08.11.2025, 10:32
Air India thanked Ulaanbaatar and the authorities of India for ensuring the safety of passengers on flight AI 174
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Air India thanked Ulaanbaatar and the authorities of India for ensuring the safety of passengers on flight AI 174

Air India has expressed gratitude to the local authorities of Ulaanbaatar, as well as to the Indian Embassy in Mongolia and the General Directorate of Civil Aviation for ensuring the safety of passengers on flight AI174. This flight, which occurred on November 2, 2025, was en route from San Francisco to Delhi and made an emergency landing at Ulaanbaatar International Airport. A representative of Air India stated that "the relief flight with passengers and crew from aircraft AI174, who

08.11.2025, 06:53
Global warming may unexpectedly trigger a new ice age
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Global warming may unexpectedly trigger a new ice age

Research conducted by scientists from the MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences at the University of Bremen shows that global warming could unexpectedly lead to glaciation. The Earth's climate is maintained in balance not only through the slow weathering of silicate rocks, which act as a carbon reservoir, but also through the interaction of biological and oceanic cycles. In particular, the role of algae, oxygen, and phosphorus turns out to be much more significant than previously

08.11.2025, 06:38
Glacier in Antarctica Shrunk by Nearly Half in Two Months, Study Finds
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Glacier in Antarctica Shrunk by Nearly Half in Two Months, Study Finds

The Hektoria Glacier, whose area is comparable to that of Philadelphia, is located on the Antarctic Peninsula — a narrow mountain chain protruding from the mainland. Typically, glaciers like Hektoria, which lie on the seabed and do not float, retreat by no more than a few hundred meters per year. However, research shows that from November to December 2022, the glacier retreated by a staggering 8 kilometers. This data was obtained by chance. Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder

08.11.2025, 01:31
A Record Number of Workers Laid Off in the U.S.
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A Record Number of Workers Laid Off in the U.S.

Mass layoffs in the United States are reaching record levels, driven by the active implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and the need to cut costs. This was reported by Bloomberg journalists, citing data from Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. Last month, there was a significant increase in the number of layoffs: 153,074 people lost their jobs, marking the highest figure for October in the last twenty years. For comparison, this number is nearly three times higher than

07.11.2025, 16:57
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic reports on the temporary suspension of operations at the checkpoint between Lithuania and Belarus.

From October 29 to November 30, 2025, the Lithuanian government decided to temporarily close two border checkpoints: "Mediininkai" and "Shalchinai" on the border with Belarus. The checkpoint "Mediininkai" will operate with restrictions, and crossing the border is allowed only for certain categories of citizens, including:

07.11.2025, 16:21
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In the UAE, "Pavel Durov's friend" Roman Novak and his wife were killed

According to information received from 78.ru, Russian crypto trader Roman Novak and his wife Anna were killed in the United Arab Emirates. According to sources from the publication, they were kidnapped for extortion purposes, but the criminals did not receive any money and dealt with the couple. It is known that the suspects, who are citizens of Russia, have already been detained. Anna's parents arrived in Dubai to take their underage children back to their homeland. As reported by

07.11.2025, 15:35
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Technologies That Restore Hope: How Telemedicine Helps People with Dementia

A recent study conducted by the European Regional Office of the World Health Organization highlights that the integration of telemedicine and digital technologies in the care of people with dementia can significantly improve their lives and the lives of their loved ones. The study shows that in supportive and age-friendly environments, such technologies can reduce anxiety, depression, and loneliness. Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat, Director of Health at the WHO European Office, notes:

07.11.2025, 14:33
The largest geomagnetic storm of this year has begun on Earth
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The largest geomagnetic storm of this year has begun on Earth

On this day, the Earth is facing the influence of a large coronal hole and two streams of plasma ejected as a result of solar flares that occurred on the night of November 5. According to ground and space observations, our planet has just entered a plasma stream from the coronal hole. The day before, on November 6, the near-Earth space was already experiencing disturbances due to magnetic storms, which led to a sharp increase in solar wind parameters to extreme values.

07.11.2025, 14:08
Aliyev announced the transition of the Azerbaijani army to NATO standards
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Aliyev announced the transition of the Azerbaijani army to NATO standards

According to Aliyev, the Azerbaijani army will be adapted to NATO standards, which includes close cooperation with the Turkish Armed Forces. "The head of state noted that this cooperation is an important step in the modernization process," the statement said. Aliyev also emphasized that one of the key goals of independence achieved in the early 20th century was the return of historical lands and assured that the modernization of the army will continue. In March 2024, NATO Secretary

07.11.2025, 13:22
The UN Security Council lifted sanctions against Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa
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The UN Security Council lifted sanctions against Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa

Before Ahmad al-Sharaa's first visit to Washington, the United States submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council regarding the lifting of sanctions against the new Syrian authorities. A meeting is scheduled between the President of Syria and U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, November 10. Ahmad al-Sharaa became the interim president of Syria after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in early December 2024, when armed opposition forces entered Damascus.

07.11.2025, 13:11