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Ecuador accuses US agents of attempting to infiltrate consulate in Minneapolis

Ecuador's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported an attempt by an ICE agent to enter their consulate in Minneapolis. Official Quito sent a note of protest, considering this a violation of diplomatic immunity.

News of the World • January 29, 01:21 AM • 4528 views
Trump issues nuclear ultimatum to Iran as US 'armada' approaches

US President Donald Trump called on Iran to negotiate on a nuclear deal, warning of the consequences of refusal. Tehran declared full combat readiness and threatened retaliatory strikes.

Politics • January 29, 12:51 AM • 4973 views
EU to exempt US and Qatar from additional checks under Russian gas ban - Reuters

The European Union will exempt gas from the United States and Qatar from additional checks under the ban on Russian gas. This will accelerate the supply of alternative energy sources and support the EU's energy security.

News of the World • January 28, 06:51 PM • 3774 views
LVMH shares plunged over 8% amid doubts about recovery in the luxury goods segment

LVMH shares fell 8. 2% as investors' hopes for a rapid recovery in demand for luxury goods were dashed. The market is concerned about slow sales in the Chinese market and cautious forecasts from CEO Bernard Arnault.

Economy • January 28, 02:54 PM • 3732 views
US has told Ukraine it must sign peace deal with Russia to get security guarantees - Reuters

The US has informed Ukraine that security guarantees are contingent on signing a peace agreement with Russia. Negotiations in Abu Dhabi are ongoing, but Kyiv doubts Washington's commitments.

Politics • January 28, 07:53 AM • 11528 views
US dollar falls to four-year low due to Trump's statements and pressure on the Fed

The US dollar fell to its lowest level since early 2022 after Trump endorsed a weaker dollar. This happened amid pressure on the Federal Reserve.

Economy • January 28, 05:29 AM • 5007 views
The death toll from the landslide in Indonesia has risen to 34 people, and the rescue operation is complicated by heavy rains

In Indonesia, 34 people died as a result of a landslide, and another 32 are considered missing. Rescue efforts are complicated by continuous heavy rains.

News of the World • January 28, 05:14 AM • 4406 views
Israel plans to build a large camp in Rafah with facial recognition technology

Israel is preparing the territory for the construction of a large camp in Rafah, equipped with facial recognition technology. The facility will serve as a checkpoint and temporary accommodation for Palestinians before their possible departure to Egypt.

Politics • January 28, 01:47 AM • 4315 views
TikTok settles AI addiction lawsuit ahead of landmark California trial

TikTok has reached an out-of-court settlement with a 19-year-old Californian who accused the platform of intentionally fostering addiction and harming mental health. The terms of the agreement are confidential, but this is the second settlement in the case.

Society • January 28, 01:30 AM • 5560 views
Winter storm in the US triggers oil price surge due to production halt

Global oil prices rose by 3% after storm "Fern" paralyzed production in the US. Extreme cold halted crude oil extraction and export from Gulf of Mexico ports.

Economy • January 28, 12:08 AM • 8010 views
Gold price once again reached an all-time high amid global instability

The price of gold exceeded $5181. 84 per ounce, rising due to geopolitical tensions and concerns about the US economy. Investors are actively investing in the precious metal.

Economy • January 27, 10:12 PM • 16140 views
Vilnius Airport suspends operations again due to suspected penetration of balloons from Belarus

Vilnius Airport suspended operations on January 27 due to suspected airspace violation by balloons from Belarus. This is not the first time the airport has been closed due to similar incidents.

News of the World • January 27, 08:54 PM • 11755 views
Massive landslide threatens the existence of part of a city in SicilyPhoto

In the Sicilian city of Niscemi, dozens of houses are on the brink of collapse due to a landslide caused by a storm. Italian authorities have begun evacuations, with over 1,500 people leaving their homes.

News of the World • January 27, 08:36 PM • 5176 views
The hands of the Doomsday Clock were moved forward by 4 seconds, one of the reasons being the war in Ukraine

The hands of the Doomsday Clock were moved forward by four seconds, marking the closest to midnight in history. The reasons for this were the aggressive behavior of nuclear powers, the violation of nuclear arms control, and conflicts.

Politics • January 27, 04:20 PM • 46884 views
France's ban on social media for teenagers under 15 supported by lawmakers: what's next

The French National Assembly has approved a bill banning social media use for children under 15. This decision is driven by concerns about online bullying and mental health risks.

Society • January 27, 02:49 PM • 3892 views
European Commission investigates spread of illegal content through Elon Musk's Grok chatbot

The European Union has launched an official investigation into the Grok chatbot over suspicions of creating manipulative sexualized images. Regulators will check the company's compliance with the Digital Services Act.

Politics • January 26, 01:27 PM • 6024 views
Russia delivered first LNG shipment from Russian Arctic LNG 2 to China this year - Reuters

The first cargo of liquefied natural gas from Russia's Arctic LNG 2 plant this year has been unloaded at the Beihai LNG terminal in China. This is evidenced by LSEG data released on Monday.

News of the World • January 26, 12:17 PM • 3634 views
Factory fire in Greece: three dead, two missing

A fire at a biscuit factory near the city of Trikala has killed three people, with two more reported missing. Around 40 firefighters and 13 fire engines were involved in extinguishing the blaze.

News of the World • January 26, 11:26 AM • 3014 views
Bloody massacre after a football match in Mexico: unknown assailants shot 11 people, wounded 12Video

In the city of Salamanca, Mexico, armed attackers opened fire on people after a football match, killing 11 and wounding 12, including a woman and a child. The Guanajuato state authorities have launched an investigation, and the city's mayor called the attack "deplorable and cowardly."

News of the World • January 26, 09:40 AM • 4261 views
India and EU prepare for free trade agreement with reduced tariffs on cars and wine

India and the European Union will announce a free trade agreement that includes India reducing tariffs on car imports from the EU by up to 40% from 110%. This will pave the way for an expanded market for European cars and Indian electronics, textiles, and chemicals.

Economy • January 26, 09:02 AM • 4420 views
Gold price surpasses $5000 for the first time, reaching a new record

The price of gold jumped to a record $5081. 18 per ounce in the spot market. The rise is driven by demand for safe-haven assets and geopolitical uncertainty.

Economy • January 26, 06:30 AM • 5361 views
EU concerned about Trump's broad powers in Peace Council - Reuters

The EU's foreign policy service has expressed concern about US President Donald Trump's "broad powers" in the Peace Council. The Peace Council's statute "raises concerns about the EU's constitutional principles."

Politics • January 25, 01:52 AM • 10027 views
US federal agents shoot man in Minneapolis: second incident in a month - ReutersVideo

In Minneapolis, US federal agents shot a man, marking the second fatal incident this month amid increased immigration enforcement. The city's mayor and governor have called for a halt to the Trump administration's operations.

Crimes and emergencies • January 24, 07:58 PM • 11011 views
Number of schoolchildren killed during protests in Iran rises to 32 - Media

At least 32 schoolchildren have been killed during protests in Iran, according to the Iranian service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The human rights organization HRANA counted 54 fatalities under the age of 18.

Society • January 24, 07:07 PM • 7382 views
Ukraine on the verge of humanitarian catastrophe due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure - DTEK CEO

DTEK CEO Maksym Timchenko stated that Ukraine is approaching a humanitarian catastrophe due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. The restoration of the energy sector is estimated at 65–70 billion dollars, which will require the construction of a new energy system.

Society • January 24, 04:43 PM • 58765 views
Peace talks in Abu Dhabi concluded - report

Peace talks in Abu Dhabi have concluded. Ambassadors from both countries met with American mediators.

Politics • January 24, 01:00 PM • 8271 views
Lantern Festival opened in China in honor of the Lunar New YearPhotoVideo

The annual Zigong International Lantern Festival has kicked off in China, featuring over 200 handmade lanterns. This year's festival is dedicated to the Year of the Horse according to the Chinese zodiac.

Culture • January 24, 08:56 AM • 36039 views
12-year-old boy dies in hospital from injuries after shark attack in Australia

12-year-old Nico Antic died in hospital from severe injuries after a shark bite in Sydney Harbour. The attack occurred during cliff jumping, leading to mass beach closures due to abnormal predator activity.

Society • January 24, 06:59 AM • 11835 views
Relatives of Argentine prisoners ask Pope to intervene in Venezuela situation

The families of two Argentines imprisoned in Venezuela are asking the Pope to facilitate their release. They submitted a petition to the Catholic Church's representation in Buenos Aires.

Politics • January 24, 04:29 AM • 6567 views
Spain closes sexual assault case against Julio Iglesias

The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office has dropped its investigation into Julio Iglesias due to lack of jurisdiction. The accusations concerned sexual assault and human trafficking outside the country.

Culture • January 24, 04:11 AM • 8188 views