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United States

Federal republic in North America
The USA is a country located in North America, sharing this continent only with Canada. The country's area is 9,827 km². The population is 328 million people. The capital is Washington. In 1776, the USA declared independence from Great Britain. The main ethnic groups of the population: descendants of white migrants from Europe – 79.9% of the population, Latin Americans – 15%, black people – 12.8%, Asians – 4.4%, indigenous peoples – 0.97%. The USA ranks first in the world in terms of GDP per capita - $81,630. The United States was one of the initiators of the creation of NATO, in which it occupies a leading position. The most famous presidents: George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan.
1776
Thirteen colonies declared independence from Great Britain
1787
A new constitution of the United States of America was drafted
1803
The country doubled in size thanks to the acquisition of territories from France
1865
Slavery was abolished throughout the country
1920
Women gained the right to vote
1945
The country played a key role in the victory over Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan in World War II
1948
A program of assistance to European economies was launched after the war
1964
A law was passed banning discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin
1969
The country's astronaut became the first person to set foot on the Moon
1993
The North American Free Trade Agreement was signed
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Trump administration introduces new visa rules: denial due to illness and old age

Donald Trump's administration has introduced new guidelines for consulates, allowing them to deny visas to elderly immigrants and individuals with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes and obesity. Visa officers must assess whether an applicant could become a "burden" on society, considering their ability to pay for medical care.

Politics • November 9, 06:35 AM • 13608 views
Trump's press secretary called the BBC "100% fake news" and a "propaganda machine"

Caroline Leavitt, Donald Trump's press secretary, called the BBC "100% fake news" and a "propaganda machine" after the broadcaster was accused of bias. She stated that watching the BBC "ruins" her day and that taxpayers are "forced to pay for a left-wing propaganda machine."

News of the World • November 8, 07:08 PM • 6965 views
Romania and Bulgaria try to protect Russian oil refineries from Trump's sanctions - Politico

Romania and Bulgaria are trying to prevent the shutdown of their critical oil refineries as US sanctions against their Russian owners take effect on November 21. Bulgaria is considering nationalizing Lukoil's refinery in Burgas, while Romania views nationalization as a "last resort" for the Petrotel refinery.

News of the World • November 8, 06:39 PM • 7032 views
Republicans seek ideas to reopen US government after pressure tactics fail - The Hill

Senate Majority Leader John Thune and his team are looking for new ideas to end the 38-day US government shutdown. This comes after attempts to force Democrats to vote for the House-passed funding bill failed.

News of the World • November 8, 03:48 PM • 7501 views
Russia launched over 450 drones and 45 missiles at Ukraine: Zelenskyy after the Russian attack pointed to the need for a sanctions response against Russian energyPhoto

Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine, firing over 450 attack drones and 45 missiles, targeting residential buildings, energy, and infrastructure. President Zelenskyy emphasized the need to strengthen sanctions against Russia, especially regarding its energy sector and frozen assets.

War in Ukraine • November 8, 08:33 AM • 5050 views
US granted Hungary sanctions waiver against Russia after warm Trump-Orban meeting - Reuters

The United States granted Hungary a one-year waiver from sanctions for using Russian oil and gas after Prime Minister Orban's meeting with President Trump. Hungary pledged to purchase approximately $600 million worth of liquefied natural gas from the US.

Politics • November 8, 08:15 AM • 22020 views
Hamas handed over the remains of another hostage from Gaza to Israel

On November 7, Hamas handed over the body of a suspected hostage from the Gaza Strip to Israel through the mediation of the Red Cross. The body was delivered to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for identification.

News of the World • November 8, 05:59 AM • 3934 views
US Congress demands questioning of ex-Prince Andrew over his ties to Epstein

Democrats in the US Congress are calling on Prince Andrew, King Charles III's younger brother, to appear for questioning regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has invited him to provide testimony in an investigation concerning Epstein's associates.

News of the World • November 8, 01:16 AM • 5426 views
US and Hungary sign memorandum on nuclear energy cooperation

The United States of America and Hungary signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of nuclear energy on November 7. The document provides for negotiations on cooperation in the civilian nuclear industry, including small modular reactors and spent fuel storage.

Politics • November 7, 10:55 PM • 6010 views
Gaza turns into a dangerous zone due to piles of garbage and sewagePhoto

Piles of garbage have turned Gaza into a dangerous living zone, with humanitarian services warning of health risks for over two million people. Following Israel's military campaign, the waste disposal system is virtually non-functional, with over two million tons of untreated waste accumulated.

News of the World • November 7, 09:01 PM • 4762 views
The US Army plans to acquire one million drones over the next three years

The US plans to acquire at least 1 million drones for the army over the next two to three years. This is a response to the lessons learned from the war in Ukraine and concerns about dependence on Chinese-made components.

News of the World • November 7, 08:46 PM • 4754 views
Naftogaz signed a memorandum with a Greek company on the supply of liquefied natural gas to UkrainePhoto

Naftogaz and the Greek company ATLANTIC-SEE LNG TRADE S. A. signed a memorandum on regular supplies of American liquefied natural gas to Ukraine until 2050. Supplies will be carried out through Greek gas terminals and the Vertical Corridor.

Economy • November 7, 07:59 PM • 4974 views
US supports EU's use of frozen Russian assets to end war

The United States fully supports the European Union's use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine. The EU proposes to use up to 185 billion euros of Russian sovereign assets frozen in Europe without confiscating them.

Politics • November 7, 07:54 PM • 4789 views
Oil traders left without key data due to US government shutdown – Bloomberg

The US shutdown has deprived oil traders of access to critical data on market positioning. This could destabilize commodity trading as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has stopped publishing Commitments of Traders reports.

Economy • November 7, 06:33 PM • 4962 views
"Russia doesn't want to stop yet": Trump explained why he canceled meeting with Putin

Donald Trump said he canceled a meeting with Vladimir Putin because Russia does not want to stop. The US President believes that the invasion of Ukraine would not have happened during his presidency.

Politics • November 7, 06:27 PM • 4919 views
Trump said he is considering allowing Hungary to buy Russian oil

Donald Trump said that Washington is considering making an exception for Hungary regarding sanctions on Russian oil imports. This is due to the fact that it is difficult for Hungary to obtain oil and gas from other regions due to its landlocked status.

Politics • November 7, 06:22 PM • 5785 views
"A miracle can happen": Orban and Trump discussed the war in Ukraine during a meeting at the White House

During a meeting with Trump, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated that Ukraine could still win the war, but, according to him, it would be "a miracle. " Trump agreed with this.

Politics • November 7, 06:02 PM • 5083 views
US ally conducts army exercises and simulates an invasion where China is the main threat

The Philippines is conducting 10-day "Sea, Sky, and Land" military exercises with the United States, simulating scenarios to counter an invasion where China is the main threat. The exercises are taking place in the South China Sea and the northern part of Luzon, a region that the United States considers a key breakthrough point in the event of a conflict with the PRC.

News of the World • November 7, 05:40 PM • 4938 views
Iran planned to assassinate Israel's ambassador to Mexico, but the attempt was thwarted - US official

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had been planning to assassinate Israel's ambassador to Mexico since late last year. The attempt was thwarted, and there is currently no threat.

News of the World • November 7, 05:23 PM • 4114 views
US sold sniper rifles to elite Brazilian police unit involved in bloody Rio raid – Reuters

The US administration sold 20 sniper rifles to the BOPE unit in Rio de Janeiro, despite warnings from diplomats. This unit was involved in a raid that killed 121 people.

News of the World • November 7, 05:07 PM • 4751 views
5 films about prehistoric culture: what to watch this weekendVideo

UNN offers a selection of 5 films about prehistoric culture, covering events from 480 BC to 2022. Among them are "300 Spartans", "Troy", "The First King of Rome", "Gods of Egypt" and "The Northman", which can be watched in your free time.

Society • November 7, 05:00 PM • 242026 views
Kremlin denies rumors of Lavrov's "disfavor," but details raise questions

Kremlin spokesman Peskov denied media reports that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov had lost Putin's favor, stating that the minister continues to lead Russia's diplomacy. However, Lavrov was absent from an important meeting in Moscow, and the 75-year-old minister will not attend the G20 summit, which was previously his prerogative.

Politics • November 7, 04:37 PM • 14112 views
Tourism in Cuba plummets due to shortages and sanctions - Media

International tourism in Cuba continues to decline, putting the communist island on track for its worst performance since the pandemic. In the first nine months of the year, 1.4 million foreign tourists visited the island, which is 20% less than in the same period of 2024.

Economy • November 7, 04:25 PM • 11357 views
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Women and money: why the future of finance has a female face

An opinion column by Olena Sosedka, a financial expert and co-founder of Concord Fintech Solutions.

Society • November 7, 03:32 PM • 204058 views
Shot in the streets and crushed people with vehicles: witnesses describe the massacre in Al-Fashir

The Rapid Support Forces are carrying out mass executions of civilians in the Sudanese city of Al-Fashir, using drones and heavy equipment. Witnesses report shelling, people being run over by vehicles, and killings in homes, while satellite images show mass graves.

Society • November 7, 03:29 PM • 4566 views
Ukraine to receive at least 300 million cubic meters of liquefied natural gas from the US

Naftogaz Group and Polish company ORLEN have signed agreements for the supply of at least 300 million cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US. This will contribute to diversifying supply routes and strengthening Europe's energy security.

Economy • November 7, 02:29 PM • 2778 views
Egypt announced the US authorities' handover of 36 stolen historical artifactsPhoto

36 historical artifacts, illegally exported from Egypt, have been returned from the United States in cooperation with US authorities. Among them are a funerary mask, a vessel, a stele, 24 manuscripts, and a plaster panel.

Culture • November 7, 01:59 PM • 3303 views
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The Russian trace in the decision of the suspended head of the State Aviation Service Bilchuk: why the official investigation went beyond the standard procedurePhoto

The official investigation into the temporarily suspended head of the State Aviation Service, Oleksandr Bilchuk, is taking significantly longer than standard. The Cabinet of Ministers is thoroughly examining the facts of the transfer of repair documentation for Mi-8MT(MTV) helicopters to a company associated with the Russian military-industrial complex, which may indicate serious offenses.

Politics • November 7, 01:59 PM • 112696 views
China launches new aircraft carrier with electromagnetic catapults in race with USVideo

China's most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, the country's third warship, is equipped with electromagnetic catapults for faster aircraft takeoffs. Its commissioning marks a significant step for Beijing, which now boasts the world's largest navy.

News of the World • November 7, 01:13 PM • 3128 views
Mol, which operates refineries in Hungary and Slovakia, said it could source most of its oil from non-Russian sources before Orban-Trump meeting

Hungarian oil refiner Mol said it could source most of its oil from non-Russian sources, signaling a shift in tone ahead of a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Economy • November 7, 12:37 PM • 3589 views