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Orbán's Fidesz defeat in Hungary turned into a public celebrationPhotoVideo

Péter Magyar's opposition Tisza Party won 138 seats in the Hungarian parliament. Orbán conceded defeat amidst celebrations by opposition supporters in Budapest.

News of the World • April 13, 05:57 AM • 8444 views
Oil soars 7% to over $100 ahead of US blockade against Iran

Oil prices rose as the US Navy prepared to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. Restrictions on Iranian oil exports have brought the market back to triple-digit prices.

Economy • April 13, 05:37 AM • 10782 views
Britain suspends agreement on transfer of Chagos Islands to Mauritius

London has suspended the agreement on the sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago after criticism from Donald Trump. The implementation of the agreements has been postponed indefinitely.

Politics • April 12, 09:15 AM • 11400 views
US and Iran fail to reach agreement in Islamabad talks, Vance leaves Pakistan

J. D. Vance left Pakistan after 21 hours of negotiations without an agreement. The parties failed to agree on nuclear guarantees and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Politics • April 12, 04:14 AM • 14406 views
OpenAI reported a security issue with a third-party library and urged macOS app updates

Due to the compromise of the Axios library, OpenAI is updating its code signing certificates. macOS users need to update their software by May 8 for it to continue working.

News of the World • April 12, 12:58 AM • 4563 views
US-Iran talks temporarily suspended after 14 hours of discussions, disagreements persist

The parties failed to overcome key differences after their first direct meeting in decades. Dialogue on shipping will continue at the technical expert level.

Politics • April 12, 12:15 AM • 13123 views
First supertankers passed through the Strait of Hormuz after the truce between the US and Iran

Three VLCC class oil tankers passed through the strait thanks to peace talks. The vessels Serifos, Cospirl Lake, and He Rong Hai are heading to Asia.

News of the World • April 11, 11:58 PM • 4176 views
Reuters learned the condition of Iran's new supreme leader

Iran's supreme leader is recovering from an airstrike, governing the country via audio link. US intelligence suggests that Khamenei may have lost one of his legs.

News of the World • April 11, 05:31 PM • 5129 views
US to unfreeze $6 billion in Iranian assets in Qatar - Media

The United States of America has agreed to return frozen assets to Iran in exchange for security in the Strait of Hormuz. The amount of funds is approximately $6 billion.

Politics • April 11, 10:52 AM • 10000 views
Charity Sentebale Sues Prince Harry for Defamation

Sentebale accuses Prince Harry of creating a negative media campaign. The lawsuit was filed in a London court over reputational damage and a conflict with the board.

News of the World • April 11, 03:31 AM • 5734 views
Brazil and the US launch joint program against organized crime

The countries will combine intelligence and customs data to combat arms and drug trafficking. Over the past year, more than 1,100 weapons from the US have been seized in Brazil.

News of the World • April 11, 02:50 AM • 4747 views
Trump's Gaza peace plan faces funding shortfall, plan in jeopardy

Donors have provided less than $1 billion of the promised $17 billion for Gaza's reconstruction. The enclave's reconstruction plan is in jeopardy due to a severe funding shortage.

Economy • April 11, 02:30 AM • 5013 views
After years of war, Ukrainian farmers are reducing sowing due to the conflict in Iran - Media

Due to the conflict in Iran, the price of diesel has risen to 92 hryvnias per liter. This will lead to a 15-40 percent drop in Ukraine's export potential.

Economy • April 10, 10:39 PM • 5605 views
Bus with British tourists falls into ravine in Canaries, one dead and dozens injured

On the island of La Gomera, a bus carrying 27 Britons veered into a ditch on its way to the airport. One person died, and three injured are in serious condition.

News of the World • April 10, 10:10 PM • 3772 views
Artemis II crew returns from Moon and prepares for splashdown

Artemis II mission astronauts are preparing for a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean after a 10-day flight. The Orion capsule performed a maneuver for atmospheric re-entry.

News of the World • April 10, 08:55 PM • 3967 views
Russia's Novorossiysk port partially resumes oil shipments after drone attack - Reuters

The Sheskharis terminal has resumed operations at one berth after fires caused by a UAV attack. It is currently unknown when the port will return to full capacity.

News of the World • April 10, 04:34 PM • 4534 views
US may extend permission to buy Russian oil - media

The US is considering extending a sanctions waiver for maritime operations involving Russian oil. This decision aims to curb a sharp rise in fuel prices.

Economy • April 10, 04:17 PM • 3896 views
Ukraine to complete repair of Druzhba oil pipeline in spring - Zelenskyy

Ukraine plans to complete the restoration of the damaged oil pipeline by the end of spring. Hungary is blocking an EU loan to Kyiv due to delays in oil supplies.

Economy • April 10, 02:52 PM • 3578 views
The Kremlin stated that Putin's envoy went to the US to discuss issues other than Ukraine

The Kremlin stated that Putin's special representative, Kirill Dmitriev, is in the US as the head of an economic group and is not conducting negotiations regarding Ukraine.

Politics • April 10, 01:00 PM • 3642 views
Macron invited Trump to a lavish dinner in Versailles after the G7 summit - Reuters

The French President invited Donald Trump to the Palace of Versailles ahead of the 250th anniversary of the United States. The US leader's participation in the G7 summit remains uncertain.

News of the World • April 10, 12:43 PM • 3535 views
UN says Strait of Hormuz passage fees would set dangerous precedent

The International Maritime Organization opposes transit fees through the strait due to the threat to freedom of navigation. Iranian officials initiated this idea.

News of the World • April 10, 12:25 AM • 3834 views
In the Venezuelan capital, protesters were not allowed into the palace; they are demanding higher salaries and pensionsPhoto

In Caracas, police blocked a workers' march to the presidential palace. Protesters are demanding a review of payments that have not changed since 2022.

News of the World • April 10, 12:02 AM • 4021 views
Paramount raised $49 billion in debt for a $111 billion deal with Warner Bros

Paramount syndicated a loan to 18 banks to finance the $111 billion deal. The combined company's net debt will reach almost $80 billion.

Economy • April 9, 11:50 PM • 4711 views
Putin's envoy Dmitriev visited the US and held talks with Trump's team

Russia's special representative is holding talks in the US on Ukraine and oil sanctions. The meetings are taking place as the term of easing restrictions comes to an end.

Politics • April 9, 10:39 PM • 13413 views
Trump considers withdrawing some US troops from Europe amid NATO tensions

The US President is considering reducing the contingent due to dissatisfaction with the actions of allies. Currently, over 80,000 American troops are stationed in Europe.

News of the World • April 9, 08:46 PM • 10343 views
Republicans blocked Democrats' attempt to curb Trump's war powers over Iran

The House rejected Democrats' attempt to limit the president's right to military action. Republicans supported Trump's status as commander-in-chief.

Politics • April 9, 06:12 PM • 5071 views
War against Iran doubles Russia's core oil revenues to $9 billion in April - Reuters

Due to the energy crisis and rising Urals oil prices, Russia's tax revenues in April will reach 700 billion rubles. This is twice the figure for March.

Economy • April 9, 02:13 PM • 3575 views
NASA's Moon success sharpens focus on China's 2030 Moon landing goal - Reuters

NASA's Artemis II strengthens US position, while China plans a landing by 2030. Beijing is developing its own architecture and competing for influence in space.

News of the World • April 9, 11:59 AM • 5644 views
Russia announced the detention of a former Radio Liberty journalist for "treason" due to cooperation with Ukraine

A former Radio Liberty journalist was detained in Chita on suspicion of transmitting data to the SBU. He is accused of facilitating cyberattacks on Russian government agencies.

News of the World • April 9, 11:42 AM • 2969 views
Russia sent a Navy frigate to escort sanctioned tankers - the Kremlin speaks of "piracy"

The Russian frigate "Admiral Grigorovich" escorted two oil tankers through the strait. Peskov called it protection against piracy in response to British sanctions.

News of the World • April 9, 11:26 AM • 3310 views