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La Niña could cause severe drought in the US plains during the winter months
NOAA predicts the development of La Niña conditions this winter, which could lead to severe drought in the US plains. Already 52% of wheat growing areas in the US are suffering from drought.
Scientists discover new sign of early stage of Alzheimer's disease
A study of 84 brains showed the death of somatostatin-inhibiting nerve cells at an early stage of Alzheimer's disease. This discovery may help to develop new methods for early detection and treatment of the disease.
NASA selects 9 locations on the Moon for historic Artemis III mission
NASA has identified nine potential regions for the Artemis III mission to land near the Moon's South Pole. This will be the first human landing in this region, which may contain important resources, including water.
Indonesian authorities officially ban iPhone 16
Indonesian authorities have banned the sale of iPhone 16 due to non-compliance with the 40% local content requirement. About 9000 devices have already entered the country through passenger luggage, but their sale will be illegal.
A new record of CO₂ concentration in the atmosphere on the eve of Cop29
The concentration of CO₂ in the atmosphere has reached 420 ppm, which is 2. 3 ppm more than last year. The levels of the three main greenhouse gases continue to rise, the WMO warns ahead of the climate conference in Baku.
He made arrangements in Lviv and then went to Zakarpattia: border crossing “scheme” eliminated, organizer is 18 years old
An 18-year-old resident of Rivne region who organized a scheme for illegal border crossing was detained in Lviv. The man took from $10000 to $15000 for smuggling conscripts across the border outside checkpoints.
Bolivia's former president accuses the military and police of trying to “destroy” him with an armed attack
Evo Morales reported an attempted assassination attempt involving the military and police. According to him, unidentified men in trucks chased and fired at his car.
Orban travels to Georgia after disputed election criticized by EU
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban plans to meet with newly elected Georgian Prime Minister Kobakhidze, despite EU criticism of election irregularities. Borrell said that there were unequal conditions and violations during the voting in Georgia.
Bangladesh's Central Bank Governor accuses oligarchs of “robbing” financial institutions of nearly $17 billion
The Governor of the Central Bank of Bangladesh announced the withdrawal of $16. 7 billion through schemes with loans and inflated import bills. The embezzlement took place with the support of the state during the rule of former Prime Minister Hasina.
Georgian Prime Minister says EU integration remains a priority for the country
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze reaffirmed the country's priority of European integration. He emphasized the importance of economic performance for EU accession, despite opposition criticism of election irregularities.
Bruce Willis in Los Angeles: amid his struggle with aphasia, the star smiles and puts on a Los Angeles Dodgers cap
The 69-year-old actor was spotted in a car in Los Angeles, where he looked smiling and relaxed. The “Die Hard” star continues to struggle with aphasia and dementia, but according to his family, he is in stable condition.
Harris receives support from Nobel Prize winners: representatives of various sciences call Trump a potential threat
Dozens of Nobel Prize winners from various fields of science have signed an open letter in support of Kamala Harris. They warn that Trump's presidency threatens scientific progress and living standards.
More than 50% of foreign workers complain of discrimination in Germany
56% of foreign professionals in Germany report discrimination, especially when looking for housing. The IAB study found significant bureaucratic obstacles for immigrants, despite recent legislative changes.
Kurdish militants claim responsibility for attack on Turkish space agency
The People's Defense Forces claimed responsibility for the attack on the Tusas headquarters, which resulted in 5 deaths and 22 injuries. Turkey responded by striking 32 Kurdish targets in Iraq and Syria.
New animation allows you to feel the eerie sounds of the Earth's magnetic field turning over 41,000 years
ESA has published a video demonstrating the deformation of the Earth's magnetic field during the LaChampagne event 41,000 years ago. The planet's magnetosphere weakened to 5% of its current strength, allowing cosmic rays to penetrate the atmosphere.
In Donetsk and Kherson regions, several post offices have stopped working: in Stanislav and Oleksiyevo-Druzhkivka, due to the destruction of
Due to hostile attacks, two Ukrposhta offices in Donetsk region - in Kurakhove and Oleksiyevo-Druzhkivka - have been closed. In Stanislav, Kherson region, the branch is temporarily closed due to a drone strike and the need for demining.
Shmyhal discusses with the EU the use of 1.4 billion euros of frozen assets of the Russian Federation
The Prime Minister of Ukraine discussed the distribution of funds from frozen Russian assets with representatives of the EU Defense Committee. EUR 400 million will be used to support the Ukrainian defense industry.
Apple is preparing a surprise: new Macs with M4 processors this week
Apple has announced an “exciting week” for Mac via a press release. The new Mac mini, iMac, and MacBook Pro with M4 processors are expected to be introduced.
No choice: 100 children in Luhansk region's TOT are among the “Cossack corps” graduates, where the only contract after graduation is with the Russian armed forces - RMA
In Starobilsk, the occupiers are increasing the number of students in the “Cossack cadet corps” from 100 to 500 children over 12. After graduation, they will be required to sign a contract with the Russian army.
Canadian businesses sound the alarm over new immigration restrictions
Canada plans to reduce its permanent resident quotas from 485,000 to 365,000 by 2027. The business community is concerned about possible labor shortages and the loss of foreign workers.
To prevent them from entering Russia: Finland introduces special licenses for export of ammunition components
Finland is introducing special licenses for the export of ammunition components to prevent them from reaching Russia. The draft law is under consideration until November 28, 2024.
Biden to officially apologize for cruelty in Indian boarding schools for the first time
The US President plans to recognize the federal government's atrocities in Indian boarding schools between 1819 and 1970. Native American children were subjected to violence and forced assimilation in more than 500 institutions.
Houthis may have used tracking data from Russia to attack ships in Red Sea - media
The WSJ reports that Russia provided the Houthis with data to target ships through Iranian intermediaries. Over the year, the Houthis have carried out more than 100 attacks, killing 4 sailors and sinking 2 ships.
Elon Musk has been in secret talks with Vladimir Putin since 2022 - WSJ
The Wall Street Journal reports on Elon Musk's regular contacts with Putin since 2022. The billionaire discusses business and geopolitics with the Kremlin, including Starlink and Ukraine.
Tropical storm Trami killed dozens of people in the Philippines
At least 26 people have died as a result of Tropical Storm Trami in the Philippines. The disaster caused widespread flooding on the island of Luzon, leaving 7 million people without electricity.
Israel planned a strike on the residences of Iranian leaders - Bild
Israel has developed a detailed plan for a retaliatory strike against the residences of Iranian leaders and military facilities. The plan had to be postponed due to the leak of classified Pentagon documents.
Trump's tariffs will hit the EU, with Germany at greatest risk
If Trump wins and imposes 20% import duties, the eurozone's GDP could shrink by 1. 3% by 2028. Germany will suffer the most, with a GDP decline of up to 1.5%.
A plane with a Russian crew shot down in Sudan could have been supplying the army
An Il-76 transport plane with a Russian crew was shot down in North Darfur state. According to the opposition, the plane was used to supply weapons and supplies to the besieged city of Al-Fashir.
Naval logistics in the Azov-Black Sea region is dead for Russia - Pletenchuk
The Russian Navy's combat-capable ships were relocated from Crimea to Novorossiysk due to Ukraine's constant attacks. After the destruction of the Caesar Kunikov, the occupiers' maritime logistics in the region virtually ceased to exist.
Armenian PM says Yerevan and Baku discussed all issues for peace - media
The Armenian prime minister announced that all fundamental issues for peace with Azerbaijan had been agreed upon. Yerevan offered Baku to sign a treaty and provide simplified communication with Nakhchivan.