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Vladimir Putin has been ridiculed for his online voting skills during Russia’s State Duma elections, with social media users commenting on his struggle with technology.
Russian film director Andrey Zvyagintsev has been designated a ‘foreign agent’ by the Kremlin following his criticism of the war in Ukraine. The Ministry of Justice accused him of spreading false information and noted his interactions with foreign entities while residing outside Russia.
A British couple had to evacuate to the sea as wildfires surrounded their hotel in Croatia, prompting an emergency evacuation involving local boat owners.
Yields on 10-year US Treasury bills have risen nearly 60 basis points since the onset of the US-Israel war on Iran, reaching 4.6 per cent. Experts suggest this indicates growing inflation expectations, exacerbated by ongoing disruptions in oil supply and geopolitical tensions impacting global markets.
An Irish woman has been arrested at Gran Canaria Airport after allegedly failing to pay a £2,100 hotel bill during her stay.
China and the Philippines are exchanging accusations following a maritime incident near the Second Thomas Shoal that resulted in injuries to a Philippine sailor. The Philippine military alleges a Chinese coastguard vessel harassed their outpost, while China claims the Philippine boats initiated the confrontation.
Archaeological excavations in Marina El Alamein have unveiled 18 ancient tombs, revealing artefacts such as golden tongues and a limestone altar, enhancing understanding of Egyptian burial practices.
Monsoon-driven flash floods in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province have claimed at least 20 lives and injured over 80 others. The floods, which struck Parun on Monday, destroyed homes and shops, prompting search and rescue operations. Authorities continue to search for missing individuals, including local officials.
A cable car at a fair in Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico, fell 20 feet but caused no injuries, prompting local authorities to suspend the attraction for safety inspections.
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