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In Kazakhstan, the dates for the start of concrete pouring for the first nuclear power plant have been announced.

Almasadam Satkaliyev, head of the Atomic Energy Agency of Kazakhstan, announced the timeline for the start of pouring the "first concrete" for the country's first nuclear power plant. As specified by Tengrinews.kz, the minister noted that specific deadlines have not yet been determined; however, the agency is aiming for 2029 according to the Russian schedule.

21.11.2025, 19:30

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At Dubai Airshow, a plane crashed

During the air show held at the Dubai Airshow 2025, an incident occurred involving a plane. Preliminary information reports that the multi-role fighter of Indian manufacture, Tejas, crashed, according to TASS.

21.11.2025, 18:33

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Strong Earthquake in Bangladesh: There Are Fatalities, Hundreds Injured

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake has been recorded in Bangladesh, resulting in the deaths of at least five people, including one child, and around a hundred individuals have been injured, according to preliminary data reported by Kazinform. According to information from Reuters, there are numerous reports of building damage in various regions of the country, including the capital Dhaka, where the population density is particularly high.

21.11.2025, 17:46

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Trump approved a new peace plan for Ukraine – NBC

U.S. President Donald Trump has approved a new peace plan consisting of 28 points aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine. According to information provided by NBC News, the document was developed by American officials during consultations with representatives from Russia and Ukraine.

21.11.2025, 17:36

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Investigators found no traces of explosives on the crashed C-130 of the Turkish army

The C-130 aircraft that crashed on November 11 took off from Azerbaijan and went down near the border with Georgia. As a result of the incident, 20 military personnel lost their lives. In connection with what happened, Turkey temporarily suspended all flights of its C-130s until the causes of the disaster are determined. According to preliminary data, the main version of the crash is a technical malfunction. As reported by Karar, video recordings and an inspection of the crash site indicate

21.11.2025, 17:09

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Due to landslides in Indonesia, 30 people have died

Landslides caused by heavy rains struck the areas of Cilacap and Banjarnegara at the end of last week. According to Abdul Muhari, a significant number of homes were damaged, and more than 900 people were forced to leave their residences. "We are facing many difficulties in the search operations, including landslide ponds filled with debris, as well as flowing waters that can trigger new landslides due to the ongoing rains," Muhari added. At least 700 people, including police officers

21.11.2025, 15:46

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The President of Iran Proposed Moving the Capital from Tehran Due to Drought

// Office of the President of Iran According to Pezeshkian, the existence of the city is under threat due to serious environmental problems. He noted: “When we say that the ground is sinking by 30 centimeters daily, it indicates a disaster.” The president also called for joint efforts among officials, warning that otherwise Iran faces a “bleak future.” Furthermore, Pezeshkian pointed to the reduction of water supplies, emphasizing: “Environmental protection is no joke. Ignoring this means

21.11.2025, 15:15

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The U.S. has offered Ukraine security guarantees under Article 5 of the NATO charter in a peace plan, - Axios

The draft of this agreement states that any "large-scale, deliberate, and prolonged armed invasion" by Russia into Ukraine will be classified as an act of aggression threatening the peace and security of the transatlantic community. As indicated in the document, the USA, together with European partners, will respond to such actions accordingly. "Response measures may include the use of military force, as well as the provision of intelligence and logistical assistance, economic

21.11.2025, 14:47

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Kazakhstan Established Communication Channels with Neighbors Due to Drone Crashes

Illustrative photo Kazakhstan has initiated the creation of communication channels with neighboring countries in connection with incidents involving drones. This was reported by Defense Minister Dauren Kosanov in the corridors of the Senate, according to Kazinform. Kosanov noted: “We have taken preventive measures, including the establishment of mobile air defense groups. Helicopters and fighters are on combat duty, and operational communications have been established with neighboring states.”

21.11.2025, 14:31

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Ukraine commented on Trump's peace plan at the UN Security Council meeting

Gayovishin emphasized: “We will never recognize the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine by the Russian Federation as Russian, neither officially nor in any other way.” She added that “our land is not for sale,” and Ukraine will not agree to any limitations on its right to self-defense or on the size and capabilities of its armed forces. “We will not tolerate any interference in our sovereignty, including the right to choose the alliances we wish to join,” she stressed. “We will not

21.11.2025, 14:06

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Global Trade Enters an Era of Radical Changes Due to U.S. Tariffs

Global trade is undergoing significant changes in response to shifts in American policy regarding increased import tariffs and the abandonment of preferential treatment for inexpensive goods. This analysis was presented by Raj Subramaniam, CEO of FedEx, referencing information published by Bloomberg. Subramaniam predicts that these changes will affect the entire global freight system, which will gradually shift towards more regional models. He noted that "global supply chains are becoming

21.11.2025, 13:41

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The name of Miss Universe 2025 has been announced

Fatima Bosh, the winner of "Miss Universe 2025". Photo Lillian Suwanrumpha / AFP via Getty. At the 74th "Miss Universe" competition held in Thailand, Fatima Bosh from Mexico was crowned as the winner, according to media reports. According to official data, the titles of vice-miss were distributed as follows: 1st runner-up — Pravenar Singh from Thailand, 2nd — Stephanie Abasali from Venezuela, 3rd — Ahtisa Manalo from the Philippines, and 4th — Olivia Yase from Côte

21.11.2025, 13:34

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The President of Iran Speaks About Moving the Capital

The President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, stated the necessity of relocating the capital from Tehran, as reported by the IRNA agency. During a meeting with residents of Qazvin province, he noted: “The situation is such that we no longer have alternatives; relocating the capital has become a necessity.” Among the reasons for this step, he cited serious water supply issues, which, along with the increasing urban population, could lead to a humanitarian disaster.

21.11.2025, 12:37

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Ukrainian Deputy Published 28 Points of the U.S. Peace Plan for Ukraine

At the moment, US officials have not commented on the authenticity of this document. Earlier, media platforms such as Politico, Reuters, and the Financial Times had already shared some aspects of the peace plan. Among the key points of the plan, the following can be highlighted: 1. Confirmation of Ukraine's sovereignty.

21.11.2025, 12:35

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The winner of the "Miss Universe 2025" contest is a participant from Mexico.

Fatima Bosh from Mexico has been crowned 'Miss Universe', as reported by The Philippine Star. The crown was presented to her by Victoria Tailwig, the current 'Miss Universe 2024' from Denmark. The first runner-up was a representative from Thailand, while the third, fourth, and fifth places went to participants from Venezuela, the Philippines, and Côte d'Ivoire, respectively.

21.11.2025, 11:37

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The net foreign assets of Mongolia's banking sector decreased by 16.1% in October.

The NSO also reported that by the end of October, the net internal assets of banks in Mongolia amounted to ₮38 trillion ($10.65 billion), which is 12.7% more compared to last year. Moreover, the total savings in the country's commercial banks continued to grow and reached ₮23.9 trillion ($6.69 billion) by the end of October 2025.

21.11.2025, 11:18

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At the UN Climate Conference in Brazil, a fire broke out, injuring 13 people

A fire broke out near the Chinese pavilion and quickly spread to other nearby areas, including sections dedicated to Africa and youth. According to Brazil's Minister of Tourism, Celso Sabino, 13 people were forced to seek medical attention due to smoke inhalation. Event organizers reported that the fire was contained within six minutes; however, the evacuation process continued, and it is currently unclear when negotiations will be able to resume. Preliminary reports suggest that the

21.11.2025, 11:03

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The State Duma banned free medical treatment for migrants who have not worked in Russia for at least five years.

Illustrative photo On November 20, the State Duma of the Russian Federation approved a bill according to which the compulsory health insurance (CHI) policy will only be available to those labor migrants who have a five-year insurance record in the country. This was reported by the press service of the State Duma. According to Vyacheslav Volodin, the chairman of the State Duma, to be able to access free medical assistance in Russia, foreign citizens must legally work for at least five years.

21.11.2025, 10:49

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Fire broke out at the UN Climate Summit in Brazil

A fire broke out at the climate conference COP30 in the Brazilian city of Belém. According to Kazinform, citing The Guardian, fortunately, no one was injured as a result of the incident. Evacuation of people was carried out from the pavilion where the fire occurred, and firefighters arrived at the scene. Thanks to the coordinated efforts of dozens of firefighters, the fire was quickly extinguished.

21.11.2025, 10:37

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Russia and Ukraine exchanged the bodies of fallen servicemen

In the near future, Ukrainian law enforcement agencies and Ministry of Internal Affairs experts will begin the identification of the transferred remains to confirm or refute the information provided by the Russian side. The Russian state news agency TASS also confirmed the fact of transferring 1,000 bodies to Ukraine and added that in response, Russia received the remains of 30 Russian soldiers. This information was announced by State Duma deputy Shamsail Saraliyev, who is a representative of

21.11.2025, 10:21

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The number of fatalities from the flooding in Vietnam has risen to 16 people

As a result of the flooding in Vietnam, the death toll has reached sixteen people, with five more individuals reported missing, according to Vietnam News, citing data from the country's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The province of Khanh Hoa, located in the southern central part of Vietnam, was the hardest hit, accounting for eleven of the sixteen victims. On Thursday, local authorities declared a state of emergency due to the catastrophic consequences of the flooding and

21.11.2025, 10:09

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Mongolia and Indonesia Held Their First Business Forum

During the forum, representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Agency for Investment and Trade discussed the current economic climate in Mongolia. Forum participants examined the prospects for cooperation in sectors such as mining, agriculture, education, tourism, and pharmaceuticals. The trade turnover between the countries has significantly increased in recent years, reaching $51.1 million in 2024 and $36.11 million in the first half of 2025. Mongolia exports products like

21.11.2025, 10:00

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main Highlights by the Morning of November 21

International media and agencies have provided information on key events in Ukraine and beyond over the past 24 hours amid the ongoing conflict. Here are the main points. The bodies of victims from the shelling in Ternopil. Photo by Vlad Kravchuk / AP / Scanpix / LETA. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky received a draft plan from the Trump administration that, according to the U.S., could help activate peace negotiations. Despite the need for significant concessions, including the transfer

21.11.2025, 08:45

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A meeting of the justice ministers of the CIS countries on strengthening legal cooperation took place in Baku.

During his speech at the meeting, Kubanychbek Omuraliev expressed his joy at participating in the second meeting of the justice ministers of the Turkic states, where key issues of legal cooperation were discussed. “We addressed issues related to enhancing coordination among the relevant institutions, as well as joint efforts to ensure the rule of law, transparency, and fairness in the Turkic region. I would like to express my gratitude to all the ministers for their contribution to our common

21.11.2025, 07:06

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Construction work at the Erdeneburen Hydroelectric Power Station is 18 percent complete

Currently, 18% of all work has been completed on the construction of the "Erdeneburen" hydropower plant. More than 230 specialists from both Mongolia and abroad are involved at the project site. As reported by Biyambatsogt Sandag, a member of the Mongolian government and minister, the construction process plans to temporarily employ between 800 and 1000 people. After the project is completed, 60-80 people will find permanent employment.

21.11.2025, 06:42

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Unemployment Rate in Mongolia Decreased by 0.6% in the Third Quarter

According to information provided by the National Statistical Office of Mongolia on Wednesday, the unemployment rate in the country decreased by 0.6% in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. From July to September, there were 80,600 unemployed individuals recorded, more than half of whom are women. The highest unemployment rate is observed among youth aged 15 to 24 years. As of the end of last month, the total labor force in Mongolia exceeds 1.5 million people.

21.11.2025, 06:37

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In October, Mongolia exported 7.76 million tons of coal to China

// PHOTO: AFP Coal imports from Mongolia to China increased by 20% in October compared to the same period last year, attributed to a decrease in production volumes in China and rising coal prices. According to data from the General Customs Administration of Mongolia, the country exported 7.76 million tons of coal to China this month, which is still lower than the record set in September when 9.29 million tons were shipped.

21.11.2025, 05:45

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MDS announced the 4th President of Mongolia as the honorary speaker at the IDU FORUM 2025

IDU Forum 2025: Elbegdorj Tsakhia appointed honorary speaker “We are pleased to announce His Excellency Elbegdorj Tsakhia — Deputy Chairman of the IDU and the 4th President of Mongolia — as the honorary speaker at the IDU Forum 2025 in Washington,” noted the International Democratic Union. “President Elbegdorj has actively supported democratic institutions, market reforms, environmental protection, and the rule of law throughout his career. His unwavering leadership in the IDU underscores his

21.11.2025, 05:36

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A Study of a Mongolian Figure Skater Published in a Leading Journal of Sports Science and Biomechanics

Maraal-Erdene Gansukh Among the best figure skating specialists in the world is Maraal-Erdene Gansukh. Her work titled Angular momentum generation in the triple loop in figure skating was published in the journal Sports Biomechanics. This summer, Maraal-Erdene presented the results of her research at a conference in Sweden. Maraal-Erdene Gansukh Recently, she completed her studies and obtained a master's degree in Chukyo, Japan.

21.11.2025, 05:03

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Korea to Participate in the Implementation of Mongolia's National Projects: Steel Production and Copper Smelting

The 9th session of the Intergovernmental Joint Committee of Mongolia and the Republic of Korea took place on November 19, 2025, in Ulaanbaatar. The meeting was chaired by Byambatsogt Sandag, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia and head of the Mongolian delegation, as well as Ms. Kim Jin Ah, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea and head of the Korean delegation. Representatives from relevant ministries and institutions of both countries participated in the

21.11.2025, 04:40

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Educational Infrastructure of the Capital: 12 New Schools and 24 Kindergartens to Open by 2025

This year, the capital has 668 kindergartens operating, where 135,582 children are being educated. Currently, 412,273 students are enrolled in 326 general education institutions. The ongoing construction works aim to improve the quality and accessibility of preschool education, create comfortable conditions for children, optimize working conditions for teachers and staff, and increase the accessibility of educational institutions in the serviced areas. The Department of Education of the

21.11.2025, 04:30

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American woman wins $1.75 million from husband's mistress for destroying marriage

Akira Montague, residing in the USA, has been awarded $1.75 million in compensation following a legal dispute with her husband's mistress, Brenna Kennard. The lawsuit was filed in May 2024, and the jury confirmed the plaintiff's claims, as reported by People. Initially, Akira demanded $3.5 million, claiming that Kennard played a key role in the destruction of her marriage to Timothy Montague. The woman accused the mistress of deliberately pushing for a divorce, engaging in illegal

20.11.2025, 21:26

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WHO cuts staff amid budget deficit

The World Health Organization (WHO) has decided to reduce its staff by 1,282 people due to a budget deficit for 2026–2027. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that the funding shortfall will amount to approximately 1 billion dollars during this period. Ghebreyesus noted that the reorganization process, prompted by the approval of the new budget, is nearly complete, and is currently in its final stage — the redistribution of personnel.

20.11.2025, 17:59

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Coffee with Cockroaches and Worms Has Become a Trend in China

In Beijing, the insect museum has introduced an unusual coffee drink that contains ground cockroaches and dried yellow mealworms, as reported by Kazinform citing the South China Morning Post. In the museum's cafes, this drink is sold for 45 yuan, which is approximately 550 soms per cup.

20.11.2025, 17:51

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The Turkish Supreme Court found a man guilty of divorce for liking photos of other women.

According to information from the Habertürk television channel, the Supreme Court of Turkey ruled that a man who actively liked other women on social media is responsible for the divorce. The court ordered him to pay his ex-wife 500,000 lira as compensation, as well as 5,000 lira monthly in alimony. The lawsuit was filed by the woman in the Supreme Court after the case was considered in the Kayseri court. In her statement, she pointed to systematic humiliation by her husband, his infidelity,

20.11.2025, 17:49

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In Russia, over 19,000 illegal migrants were deported in 2025, - Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation

Migrants in Russia The operation "Illegal-2025" resulted in the identification of more than 128 thousand violations of migration legislation. As a result, over 19 thousand decisions were made regarding the expulsion and deportation of foreign citizens from Russia, as noted by a representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Volk also pointed out that out of the total number of violations, 100 thousand pertain to the rules of entry, exit, transit, and stay in the country, while

20.11.2025, 17:11

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Lukashenko instructed to create the "best supertractor in the world"

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko instructed the new General Director of the Minsk Tractor Works, Taras Murah, to develop the "best super tractor in the world." “The whole world needs our tractors. Sell them. If at any point you are not succeeding, focus on quality. Create a super tractor that will be the best in the world, and slightly increase its price,” Lukashenko's words are quoted by the BelTA agency.

20.11.2025, 16:45

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The Central Asian countries agreed to recognize each other's university diplomas.

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan have reached an agreement on the mutual recognition of diplomas issued by higher educational institutions in these countries. According to Zakon.kz, on November 12, 2025, the Cabinet of Ministers of Kazakhstan approved the corresponding intergovernmental agreement.

20.11.2025, 16:45

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Due to a power outage in some areas of Paris, 55,000 homes are left without electricity.

The outage affected not only apartments and houses but also traffic lights and street lighting, resulting in many areas being plunged into darkness. Additionally, some metro and suburban transport lines temporarily suspended their operations. According to information from the electricity network operator Enedis, as reported by Le Parisien, the outage lasted approximately five minutes. However, for a number of homes, this time turned out to be significantly longer.

20.11.2025, 15:51

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The President of Uzbekistan instructed to punish over 20 district khokims for "showiness" in employment issues

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev has initiated penalties for over 20 khokims (district heads) due to insufficient work and "showy" actions in the field of employment. This was reported by the president's press secretary Sherzod Asadov after a video selector meeting held on November 19, where the results of the fight against poverty and employment were discussed. According to Asadov, the president instructed the prime minister to take measures against the khokims of 20

20.11.2025, 14:23

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Trump signed a law on the publication of all materials related to the Epstein case

President Donald Trump announced the signing of a law that requires the Department of Justice to release all materials related to the case of Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation. On his page on the social network Truth Social, Trump noted that Epstein "was charged in 2019 by the Justice Department of his administration, not by the Democrats." He also emphasized that Epstein "was a Democrat all his life," "donated

20.11.2025, 13:46

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Uzhydromet Started Advising Uzbeks to Wear Masks Daily Due to Dirty Air

Since November 20, the Agency for Hydrometeorological Service of Uzbekistan (Uzhydromet) has started to inform citizens daily about the deteriorating atmosphere and has strongly recommended wearing masks outdoors. According to automatic stations, the level of fine particulate matter PM10 in the capital reached 299 micrograms per cubic meter — this value is close to the maximum allowable concentration of 300 µg/m³. However, the level of PM2.5 reached 202 µg/m³, which is 3.4 times higher than

20.11.2025, 13:44

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Reuters: US President's Special Envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker to Leave Trump Administration

Keith Kellogg, Keith Kellogg holds a temporary position limited to 360 days, although the U.S. Senate may extend his tenure, according to Reuters sources. One informant noted that the retired general did not plan to stay in this role for long. Requests for comments from the White House and the State Department went unanswered. Kellogg is a prominent figure in the Trump administration and actively supports Ukraine. On some issues, he has faced differing opinions from the Special Envoy for Peace

20.11.2025, 12:23

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Documents in the Epstein Case to be Declassified: Trump Signed the Law

U.S. President Donald Trump announces the signing of a new law that requires the Department of Justice to disclose all documents related to the infamous Jeffrey Epstein, convicted of sexual crimes, as reported by the BBC. According to this law, the department must provide all information from the investigation within 30 days, and the data must be available in a format that allows for searching and downloading.

20.11.2025, 11:52

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The Louvre announced a tender for security enhancement works

After the high-profile robbery in October, when nine precious jewels were stolen from the Louvre in Paris, the museum announced the start of an open tender for security enhancement work. This was reported by RIA Novosti, citing the relevant document. According to the tender conditions, the contractor will be required to implement works aimed at ensuring the museum's security as part of an overall plan that has already been approved.

20.11.2025, 11:35

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Japan has decided to save the economy with aggressive spending

In response to rising prices for goods and services, Japanese authorities have decided to introduce a package of measures costing $129 billion. This was reported by the Kyodo agency. Among these funds, more than $12 billion will be allocated for subsidies to local administrations, which will be able to use this money at their discretion. There will also be payments of 20,000 yen for each child, totaling more than $2 billion. Additionally, the government plans to reduce fuel taxes.

20.11.2025, 11:20

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Lithuania will reopen border crossings with Belarus again

The closure of border crossings with Belarus was caused by incidents of balloons with smuggled goods entering Lithuanian territory, as reported by DW agency. The Lithuanian government has confirmed that the decision to resume the operation of border checkpoints has already been made, although specific dates have not yet been specified.

20.11.2025, 10:46

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The number of victims from the Russian strike on Ternopil has risen to 26, - head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine

In his message, Klimenko also noted that nearly a hundred people were injured as a result of the strike. Moreover, 26 residents of the apartment buildings remain missing. On the night of November 19, during a large-scale attack, Russian cruise missiles struck two nine-story buildings. In one of the structures, the upper floors were partially destroyed, while in the other, two entrances were completely burned down. Minister Klimenko reported that 19 people died as a result of the fire.

20.11.2025, 10:32