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A dozen dead and over a hundred missing: Taiwan hit by super typhoon "Ragasa"

In the eastern Hualien County of Taiwan, super typhoon "Ragasa" caused the death of 14 people, with another 124 considered missing. This happened after a mountain lake overflowed, flooding a local town.

News of the World • September 24, 04:13 AM • 4330 views
Serbia to sign gas import agreement with Russia in October

Serbia plans to sign a three-year agreement with Russia for the import of 2. 5 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually. The country already receives gas from Azerbaijan and Russia, and also has significant reserves in its gas storage facility.

Economy • September 23, 03:44 PM • 3899 views
Russian fuel exports are declining due to drone attacks on oil refineries - Reuters

A series of Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries and export terminals has caused a gasoline shortage in Russia. Reduced oil refining and high interest rates make it difficult to build up reserves, leading to supply disruptions and overall fuel exports.

News of the World • September 23, 01:01 PM • 2543 views
Ukraine to create Space Forces by the end of 2025 - Cabinet of Ministers

Ukraine plans to form Space Forces by December 31, 2025, as stipulated in the government's action program. By the end of 2025, Ukraine aims to achieve 60% operational readiness of integrated air and missile defense, cyber and space components.

Society • September 23, 12:30 PM • 24343 views
Bill Gates allocates $912 million to fight AIDS and other diseases

The billionaire urged other governments not to cut health funding, warning of a threat to millions of children.

Society • September 23, 11:10 AM • 3707 views
Ukraine does not expect miracles amid Zelenskyy's visit to the US to address the UN and meet with Trump - Reuters

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in the US to participate in the UN General Assembly and meet with Donald Trump. Kyiv does not expect a miracle, but is preparing for a new stage of the war, relying more on its own forces.

Politics • September 23, 08:00 AM • 4046 views
Israel: War in Gaza to continue until hostages are freed and Hamas eliminated

Despite some European countries recognizing the Palestinian state, Israel assures that it will not cease hostilities in Gaza until Hamas releases the hostages.

News of the World • September 23, 07:49 AM • 3317 views
Oil continues to fall in price: Iraq-Kurdistan deal pressures market

Oil prices are falling for the fifth consecutive day due to an agreement between Iraq and Kurdistan to resume operation of the oil pipeline. Investors are concerned about a possible oversupply in the global market.

Economy • September 23, 06:34 AM • 4547 views
Hong Kong braces for super typhoon Ragasa: schools and businesses closed

Hong Kong is bracing for Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest this year, with winds up to 220 km/h. Schools and businesses are closed, hundreds of flights have been canceled, and sea levels are expected to rise.

News of the World • September 23, 06:20 AM • 3712 views
Copenhagen Airport halts traffic due to unknown drones - ReutersPhoto

Copenhagen International Airport temporarily suspended operations on the evening of September 22 due to two to four "large" drones spotted in the airspace. At least 15 flights were canceled.

News of the World • September 22, 08:08 PM • 4856 views
Italy gripped by pro-Palestinian protests: port blockades and clashes in Milan

Port workers in Italy are on strike, blocking the ports of Genoa, Livorno, and Trieste to prevent the transport of weapons to Israel. In Milan, a pro-Palestinian protest escalated into clashes with police, who used tear gas.

News of the World • September 22, 04:59 PM • 4531 views
Poland will shoot down objects that clearly violate its airspace - Tusk

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that the country would not hesitate to shoot down objects that violate its airspace and pose a threat. He also noted that Poland would exercise caution in less obvious situations to avoid escalating the conflict.

Politics • September 22, 11:27 AM • 25115 views
Over 10,000 Hasidim gathered in Uman for a mass prayer of Tikkun a-KlaliVideo

In Uman, on September 22, at noon, a mass prayer of Tikkun a-Klali took place with the participation of about 10,000 pilgrims. In addition to the traditional prayer, a special prayer for peace in Ukraine was held.

Society • September 22, 10:59 AM • 5294 views
Israel beefs up military forces for Jewish New Year - Reuters

Israel has reinforced its ground, air, and naval forces for the Jewish New Year holiday period, which runs from September 22 to mid-October. This decision was made following an investigation into the events of October 7, 2023, when Hamas militants exploited minimal troop presence.

News of the World • September 22, 10:22 AM • 2846 views
"Drone Wall" to protect the EU: what the project entails and Ukraine's role

The EU has started discussing the creation of a "drone wall" that would protect against further Russian attacks.

War in Ukraine • September 22, 09:32 AM • 77740 views
Kim Jong Un named the condition under which he is ready for negotiations with the United States

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he is ready for negotiations with the United States if they abandon the demand for denuclearization. He also expressed warm memories of former President Donald Trump.

Politics • September 22, 06:47 AM • 3684 views
Gold price continues to hover near all-time highs amid Fed expectations

On September 22, the price of gold rose by 0. 2% to $3,691.53 per ounce, after reaching an all-time high of $3,707.40 on September 17. Investors are awaiting the release of key inflation data and speeches by Fed officials, including Jerome Powell.

Economy • September 22, 06:41 AM • 3181 views
Modi urged Indians to abandon foreign goods amid strained relations with the US

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to buy local goods amid strained trade relations with the United States. The call came after the US imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods, leading to a boycott of American brands.

News of the World • September 22, 06:14 AM • 3641 views
Tax pressure is growing in Russia: Foreign Intelligence Service stated that banks will be hit

The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine reports that tax pressure is growing in the Russian Federation due to the war and budget deficit. Banks will be the first to be hit, and an increase in VAT from 20% to 22% is also being discussed.

News of the World • September 21, 01:15 PM • 7129 views
US House of Representatives delegation visits China for the first time since 2019

A bipartisan delegation of US House of Representatives lawmakers visited China for the first time since 2019. The Americans met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang.

News of the World • September 21, 12:14 PM • 4903 views
Maduro denied Venezuela's involvement in drug trafficking and offered Trump direct talks - Reuters

Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro offered direct talks with the Donald Trump administration. This came after a US strike on a Venezuelan boat, which, according to Trump, was carrying drug traffickers.

Politics • September 21, 01:24 AM • 5007 views
Estonia released the flight path of Russian MiG-31s that violated its airspacePhoto

The Estonian Defence Forces published a map of the flight of Russian MiG-31 fighter jets, which on September 19 entered the country's airspace without permission for 12 minutes. The planes flew from east to west, parallel to the Estonian border, without flight plans and with transponders turned off.

News of the World • September 20, 12:37 PM • 5570 views
US senators want to impose sanctions against Russia's "shadow fleet"

A group of US senators has introduced a bill that expands sanctions against Russian energy, targeting the "shadow fleet" of oil tankers. The document also provides for sanctions against Russian liquefied natural gas projects in the Arctic.

Economy • September 20, 09:05 AM • 4634 views
Cyberattack paralyzes European airports: delays and flight cancellations

A large-scale cyberattack disrupted check-in and boarding systems at airports in London, Brussels, and Berlin. This led to delays and flight cancellations as airports switched to manual procedures.

News of the World • September 20, 08:02 AM • 30618 views
Western countries warn of growing space threats from Russia and China - Reuters

A high-ranking French military-space official has reported an increase in hostile activity in space, particularly from Russia, reflecting conflicts on Earth. Western countries note the rapid development of China's space programs and the increasing number of anti-satellite weapons in orbit.

News of the World • September 19, 03:06 PM • 4118 views
Russian military aircraft violated Estonian airspace - media

Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets illegally entered Estonian airspace, remaining there for 12 minutes.

News of the World • September 19, 02:29 PM • 3892 views
Spain supports the EU in using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's benefit and reduces gas imports

Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has expressed support for EU efforts to monetize frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. Spain is also working to reduce imports of Russian liquefied natural gas by diversifying supplies.

Economy • September 19, 12:46 PM • 6465 views
Belarus expels Czech diplomat in response to similar actions by the Czech Republic: details

Belarus declared a Czech diplomat persona non grata and summoned a Polish diplomat. This happened in response to the expulsion of Belarusian diplomats from the Czech Republic and Poland.

Politics • September 19, 10:22 AM • 3062 views
Ukrainians and businesses borrowed UAH 1.23 trillion: loans are growing faster than depositsPhoto

As of early August 2025, the volume of loans issued to Ukrainians and businesses reached UAH 1. 23 trillion, which is 15% more than in 2024. Loans are growing faster than deposits, which amount to UAH 2.79 trillion, but the growth rate of deposits has slowed down.

Economy • September 19, 09:57 AM • 5346 views
Oldest dome-headed dinosaur remains found in Mongolia

Well-preserved remains of the oldest known pachycephalosaur, Zavacephale rinpoche, dating back approximately 108 million years, have been found in Mongolia. This discovery will help understand the evolution of this enigmatic group of dinosaurs and their social behavior.

News of the World • September 18, 05:10 PM • 4196 views