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UK authorities impose sanctions against Rosneft and Lukoil

The United Kingdom has expanded its sanctions list, adding Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil, as well as the Indian company Nayara Energy. All assets of the sanctioned companies will be frozen in the United Kingdom.

Economy • October 15, 12:34 PM • 3458 views
Bitcoin price stabilized at $112,000 amid US-China trade tensions

Bitcoin stabilized after a fall, trading at $112,292. 5, amid trade tensions between the US and China. Markets expect a 25 basis point Fed rate cut in October with a 99.6% probability.

Economy • October 15, 07:45 AM • 3314 views
Cough syrup caused the death of over 20 children in India: WHO announced a thorough investigation

At least 22 children have died in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The Indian regulator found diethylene glycol in three cough syrups produced in the country. The health organization calls for stricter controls and immediate reporting of the detection of these products in other countries.

Health • October 14, 09:29 AM • 4508 views
India chooses British LMM missiles, used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, instead of Russian PantsirsPhoto

India has signed an agreement with Great Britain for the supply of LMM (Martlet) light anti-aircraft missiles worth about $468 million. This decision will allow Delhi to diversify arms supplies and reduce dependence on Russian systems.

News of the World • October 10, 03:13 AM • 4016 views
Japan is suffocating from a labor shortage: the country is "aging" and the economy is slowing down – FT

Japan is experiencing the most acute labor crisis in modern history due to an aging population and low birth rates, threatening the stability of all industries. The new leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, Sanae Takaichi, recognizes the need to attract foreign workers to solve this problem.

Economy • October 9, 07:16 AM • 3897 views
Tariffs brought peace to the world: Trump said his economic strategy stops wars

US President Donald Trump said that tariffs promote peace and that he will not cooperate with countries that wage wars. He reminded that his tariffs helped India and Pakistan reach a truce.

Economy • October 9, 04:10 AM • 21540 views
Russia and India conduct joint military exercisesPhoto

The joint Russian-Indian military exercises "Indra-2025" will last until October 15. Soldiers will be trained to combat international terrorism and conduct counter-terrorism operations.

Politics • October 8, 03:42 AM • 4492 views
Russia's redirection of oil supplies amid drone attacks pressures its export terminals - Bloomberg

The average daily volume of Russian seaborne oil shipments for the four weeks to October 5 was 3. 57 million barrels per day. This comes amid drone attacks on refineries, which are forcing the redirection of supplies to export terminals, straining their capacity.

Economy • October 7, 02:54 PM • 4440 views
Defense Forces captured a 22-year-old Indian: what he revealedVideo

Soldiers of the 63rd Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine captured a 22-year-old Indian who studied in Russia and ended up in the war due to drugs. He claims he did not want to fight and surrendered during the first assault.

Society • October 7, 11:01 AM • 4232 views
Global renewable energy production surpassed coal for the first time

For the first time globally, wind and solar power plants generated more electricity than coal-fired ones. In the first six months of 2025, renewable energy outpaced growing electricity demand, leading to a slight decrease in coal and gas consumption.

Economy • October 7, 06:34 AM • 3348 views
Snowstorm on Everest: hundreds of tourists stranded, there are dead

A snowstorm on Everest has trapped hundreds of tourists at an altitude of 4,900 meters, with at least one person dead. More than 200 people remain cut off from the world, and communication in the mountains is practically non-existent.

News of the World • October 6, 12:47 PM • 3867 views
Floods in India affect tea plantation areas, 18 dead alreadyVideo

In India, at least 18 people have died and infrastructure has been destroyed due to floods and landslides in the Darjeeling region. In Nepal, the number of victims of the disaster has risen to 50, 37 of whom died in Ilam district.

News of the World • October 6, 10:11 AM • 3423 views
India is negotiating with Russia to purchase 5 S-400 air defense systems - Media

India and Russia are discussing the joint production or direct purchase of five S-400 "Triumf" air defense systems. The deal could be approved before Putin's visit on December 5, which would strengthen India's defense capabilities.

Politics • October 6, 08:00 AM • 6800 views
A thousand people are stranded on Everest due to a powerful snowstorm

On the eastern slope of Everest, over 1,000 people are stranded at an altitude of 4,900 meters due to a severe snowstorm. On the other side of Everest, floods and landslides have caused the deaths of at least 47 people.

News of the World • October 5, 06:38 PM • 6879 views
Tanker Boracay, detained in France, continued sailing despite suspicions of ties to Russia's "shadow fleet" - DW

The tanker Boracay, detained by the French military on suspicion of ties to Russia's "shadow fleet," continued its course from the west coast of France to the Suez Canal, according to Marine Traffic and Vesselfinder.

News of the World • October 3, 10:53 AM • 3311 views
Teacher's Day 2025: What to give a teacher

Education Workers' Day in Ukraine has been celebrated on the first Sunday of October since 1994. This holiday coincides with World Teachers' Day, which is celebrated on October 5 at the initiative of UNESCO. Traditional gifts include flowers and sweets, but eco-friendly options and practical gifts are also popular.

Society • October 2, 07:31 AM • 65093 views
International Social Educator Day, World Balloon Day, World Farm Animals Day: what is celebrated on October 2

October 2 marks International Social Educator Day, established in 2009. Also today is World Farm Animals Day and International Day of Non-Violence, dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi.

Society • October 2, 03:25 AM • 7331 views
France detains Russian 'ghost ship' from which drones were allegedly launched across Europe - Le Parisien

French military seized the Russian tanker "Pushpa" off the coast of Saint-Nazaire, which repeatedly changed names and flags and is under international sanctions. The vessel is linked to a "ghost fleet" that finances Russian troops and may be involved in sabotage operations.

News of the World • October 1, 07:02 PM • 7648 views
India's imports of Russian oil decreased after pressure from Washington - Bloomberg

Deliveries of Russian oil to India decreased in September amid negotiations with the US, amounting to 1. 61 million barrels per day. This is 16% lower than last year's figures, although Russian oil still accounts for about a third of India's total imports.

Economy • October 1, 07:11 AM • 4921 views
Indian refinery partially owned by Rosneft tries to recover after sanctions - Bloomberg

Indian oil refining company Nayara Energy Ltd. , partially owned by Rosneft, is resuming operations and sales after a crisis caused by sanctions. The company is working with banks to simplify payments in local currency and is restoring its export network.

Economy • September 29, 06:19 AM • 4361 views
Gold sets historic record at $3800 per ounce: what's the reason?

Gold prices reached $3800 per ounce due to fears of a US government shutdown and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Fed. Silver and platinum also saw significant gains, supported by a weakening dollar.

Economy • September 29, 06:17 AM • 21570 views
39 people died in a stampede during an election rally in India: police opened a case

In the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, 39 people died and more than 50 were injured during an election rally held by actor and politician Vijay. Police have opened a criminal case against the leadership of his party.

News of the World • September 28, 11:48 AM • 5612 views
Russian oil imports to Turkey fall amid Trump's request to cut Moscow's revenues - media

Russian oil imports to Turkey, the largest European buyer of fuel from Moscow, fell in September to their lowest level since April. This was due to competition from other oil brands, sanctions, and Donald Trump's calls to stop buying Russian oil.

Economy • September 26, 06:39 PM • 10431 views
Stock exchanges began to react to Trump's tariff blow to pharmaceuticals and the fall of tech giants

Asian stock markets are ending the week in the red after the US imposed 100% tariffs on drug imports and a decline in technology company quotes. This caused a fall in shares of pharmaceutical giants and microchip manufacturers, while the Japanese market showed growth.

Economy • September 26, 06:40 AM • 4757 views
Microsoft and Asus open pre-orders for Xbox Ally X: what are the pricesPhoto

Microsoft and Asus have officially opened pre-orders for the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X, which will go on sale on October 16. Prices for the consoles range from $499 to $1599 depending on the model and region.

News of the World • September 26, 06:38 AM • 4761 views
India seeks to import oil from Iran and Venezuela to compensate for reduced Russian supplies

India has appealed to the United States to allow the import of Iranian and Venezuelan oil to compensate for reduced purchases of Russian crude. New Delhi emphasizes the need to maintain the country's energy security and curb the rise in global energy prices.

Economy • September 25, 11:11 AM • 3653 views
Ukrainians spent almost a billion dollars on bitcoins in a year - EBRD

In a year, Ukrainians spent $882 million on buying bitcoins. Ukraine is one of the world leaders in cryptocurrency usage.

Economy • September 25, 09:47 AM • 3127 views
Europe fears Trump's new rhetoric on Ukraine is a prelude to shifting blame - FT

European officials fear that US President Donald Trump's new rhetoric on Ukraine is aimed at shifting blame to Europe. Trump is calling on the EU for tougher sanctions against Russia and tariffs on China and India, which Europeans consider unfeasible.

Politics • September 25, 09:45 AM • 6819 views
UN names five key aspects to halt global warming

UN Secretary-General António Guterres, at a high-level summit on climate change, identified a key goal: to halt the global temperature increase. He named five nuances affecting climate change, including the transition to clean energy and stopping deforestation.

News of the World • September 25, 03:56 AM • 6237 views
Trump's policy weakens US influence in Southeast Asia, while China strengthens - Bloomberg

A Lowy Institute report shows that Trump's policies, including tariffs and aid cuts, are weakening US influence in Southeast Asia. China is becoming the dominant power in the region through trade and investment efforts.

Politics • September 24, 06:27 PM • 4515 views