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The CONCACAF president urged Infantino not to attend the youth tournament because of the crisis at FIFA

Victor Montagliani said that Infantino’s visit would divert attention from the tournament because of the crisis at FIFA. Despite this, the FIFA president arrived in the Dominican Republic.

Sports • 01:18 AM • 766 views
The EU sent helicopters and firefighters to Serbia to combat wildfiresPhoto

The EU sent four helicopters, 124 firefighters and 39 pieces of equipment to Serbia. The fire destroyed thousands of hectares of forest.

News of the World • 11:16 PM • 1066 views
South Korea sent a container ship to Europe via the Arctic for the first time

The PanStar Acro set sail from Busan to Europe via the Northern Sea Route. The route cuts the journey by 7,000 km, but carries environmental and political risks.

Economy • 10:15 PM • 1186 views
Russia says several oil refineries have resumed operations after repairs amid attacksPhoto

Alexander Novak said that several oil refineries in Russia had resumed operations and that fuel supplies were expected to increase. Some of the plants had come under attack.

News of the World • 09:38 PM • 1752 views
In Sweden, police probe online networks after a girl was killed in a sword attack at a school

The 18-year-old attacker killed a female student and seriously wounded two teenagers. Police are examining his links to online communities that promote violence.

News of the World • August 22, 06:39 PM • 3116 views
In Russia’s Samara region, the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery caught fire following a UAV attackPhoto

A fire at the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery in the Samara region occurred following a UAV attack. The extent of the damage is currently unknown.

News of the World • August 22, 04:28 AM • 13915 views
The United States will reduce water supplies from the Colorado River to three states because of drought

California, Arizona, and Nevada will reduce water use by 21% in 2027–2028 due to drought and record-low reservoir levels. After 2028, the restrictions may increase.

News of the World • August 22, 01:57 AM • 7020 views
Tesla and eight other automakers recall a record 4.3 million vehicles in China

Automakers are recalling a record 4. 3 million vehicles in China due to the risk of difficulty opening the doors after a crash. Tesla will recall 2.98 million vehicles.

News of the World • August 22, 01:38 AM • 5200 views
The dollar fell to a three-month low amid concerns over the buyback of U.S. government bonds

The dollar weakened to a three-month low against the euro amid plans by the United States to increase its buyback of government bonds. The euro rose to $1.1711.

Economy • August 21, 10:57 PM • 3724 views
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Trump to continue construction of the White House ballroom

The U. S. Supreme Court temporarily cleared the way for construction of the $400 million White House ballroom. The legality of the project is still under consideration.

News of the World • August 21, 10:15 PM • 3852 views
The first migrants were buried in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after a deadly crush at the border

Around 70 migrants who died while attempting to cross the border en masse are being buried in Ceuta. Only six have been identified.

News of the World • August 21, 07:14 PM • 4400 views
The United States plans to pay $725 million to the UN, although the debt amounts to billions

The United States has begun the process of transferring $725 million to the UN. This amount will cover less than 20% of the organization's reported debt owed by Washington.

News of the World • August 21, 06:08 PM • 4050 views
Oil prices rise for a second week amid the threat of new US sanctions

Brent and WTI rose amid the threat of tougher U. S. sanctions against Iran. Twice as few vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

Economy • August 21, 01:30 PM • 3908 views
Zuckerberg Acquires Castle in Southeastern Ireland for Tens of Millions of Euros

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have purchased Strancally Castle and its 178-hectare estate. The family plans to preserve the castle and spend time there.

News of the World • August 20, 06:36 PM • 12698 views
U.S. national debt exceeds $40 trillion for the first time - Reuters

U. S. national debt reached $40.048 trillion amid rising spending and interest payments. Budget watchdog groups are warning of a debt crisis.

News of the World • August 20, 08:32 AM • 26808 views
South Korean container ship to test Arctic route

A container ship from Busan will travel to Europe via the Arctic, with stops in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Poland. The journey will take 40–45 days.

Economy • August 19, 06:04 PM • 6469 views
Kim Yo Jong dismissed Zelenskyy's statement about North Korea's plans to send another 50,000 troops to Russia

Kim Yo Jong called Zelenskyy's statement about the possible deployment of 50,000 troops to Russia groundless. In 2024, North Korea sent approximately 14,000 military personnel.

War in Ukraine • August 19, 05:39 PM • 8927 views
Torrential rains in southwestern China claimed the lives of 10 peopleVideo

Ten people were killed and 17 others injured due to torrential rains in Sichuan and Guangxi. Authorities evacuated 21,784 people because of the threat of landslides.

News of the World • August 19, 07:45 AM • 4311 views
Fire at a hotel in India claims the lives of at least 9 peopleVideo

At least nine people, including a child, died at a hotel in Kolkata. Police suspect a short circuit, but the cause is still being determined.

News of the World • August 19, 07:06 AM • 3819 views
Iran threatened an offensive in the Strait of Hormuz if talks with the United States fail

Iran may strike in the Strait of Hormuz if talks with the United States fail. Negotiations on a peace agreement have reached an impasse, and the August 18 deadline has expired.

Politics • August 18, 12:56 AM • 5141 views
The death toll from the earthquake in Indonesia has risen to 51

On Indonesia’s Flores Island, 51 people were killed and another 36 seriously injured as a result of a magnitude 7. 7 earthquake. About 5,000 people have been evacuated, and 341 aftershocks have been recorded.

Society • August 16, 09:48 AM • 6723 views
The Mokha Port in Yemen halted operations after more than 25 Houthi strikes

The Mokha Port on the Red Sea suspended operations after more than 25 missile strikes killed 7 people. The damage is estimated at $16 million; the port is controlled by the Yemeni government.

News of the World • August 15, 07:59 PM • 5492 views
The United States is considering joint strikes with Colombia against armed groups

The United States and Colombia may conduct joint military operations against armed groups, including the ELN and remnants of the FARC. Washington plans to provide $1 billion in security assistance to Colombia’s new government.

Politics • August 15, 06:27 PM • 5319 views
Airport in Sicily resumes flights after danger from Mount Etna eruption decreases

Catania Airport in Sicily resumed flights after the aviation danger level was lowered from red to orange due to activity at Mount Etna. Earlier, hundreds of flights were canceled or diverted because of ash emissions.

News of the World • August 15, 04:06 PM • 3924 views
Trump asks the U.S. Supreme Court to allow construction of the White House ballroom to continue

The Trump administration has asked the U. S. Supreme Court for permission to build a $400 million ballroom. An appeals court previously blocked the project due to the lack of congressional approval.

News of the World • August 15, 12:46 PM • 15625 views
The death toll from a powerful earthquake in Indonesia has risen to 38

At least 38 people were killed and 13 others injured in a magnitude 7. 7 earthquake in eastern Indonesia. Rescuers cannot reach the Nagekeo area because of landslides and disrupted communications.

News of the World • August 15, 12:38 PM • 3514 views
Earthquake in Indonesia: at least 20 people deadVideo

At least 20 people have died as a result of a magnitude 7. 7 earthquake and aftershocks in eastern Indonesia. Tsunami waves up to 1 meter were recorded; the warning was lifted after three hours.

News of the World • August 15, 08:19 AM • 3733 views
US demands that countries choose side in AI race with China - Reuters

The United States is warning dozens of countries that they must choose between the US-led AI coalition and Beijing’s program. The Pax Silica initiative aims to secure supply chains for AI models, semiconductors, and minerals.

News of the World • August 15, 08:00 AM • 4220 views
Earthquake shook Spain's Granada - emergency declaredVideo

A magnitude 5 earthquake struck Granada, Spain, damaging buildings and cars. The authorities declared an emergency; there were no casualties.

News of the World • August 15, 07:50 AM • 11562 views
Alaska that failed to bring peace: what has changed in the year since the Trump-Putin summit

The Trump–Putin summit in August 2025 did not lead to a ceasefire or a peace agreement. A year later, the fighting continues, and Ukraine is once again submitting proposals to the United States.

War in Ukraine • August 15, 07:20 AM • 96778 views