More than 25,000 people have died from extreme heat across Europe this year, according to the latest available data compiled by Bloomberg. Scorching conditions continue to persist across the continent. The figure reflects the reported toll linked to the prolonged heat. The ongoing weather has kept the health impact of extreme temperatures in focus.
During the 1894 World’s Fair in Antwerp, 144 Congolese people were forcibly taken to the Belgian city and displayed in the Congo Pavilion. The exhibition, described as a “human zoo”, ended with seven Congolese men dying from disease. More than a century later, the episode continues to haunt Belgium. It remains regarded as one of the darkest chapters in the country’s colonial history.
China’s Defense Ministry says the country will ensure that modernization of its armed forces reaches the highest level. Chen Xi said this modernization would provide Beijing with a strategic foundation for the “great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.” The statement links military development with China’s broader national rejuvenation objective.
Five civilians were injured in Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s Belgorod Region. A Ukrainian drone struck a vehicle in the Belgorod municipal district, leaving a man wounded.
An unattributed still life discovered in a storage area at Norway’s National Museum in Oslo is being brought out of obscurity. Curator Cynthia Osiecki came across the work while studying Clara Peeters, a renowned 17th-century Flemish artist and one of the earliest practitioners of still-life painting. The painting had been buried after being judged not to be by Brueghel. It will now feature in a major exhibition of female artists.
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German exports reached a record level in June, offering a boost to the country’s economic outlook. Industrial production also increased for the third consecutive month. Separately, a farm fire in Bavaria killed more than 1,000 pigs. The latest developments combine encouraging economic indicators with a serious agricultural accident.
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German exports increased by 0.9% in June from the previous month, exceeding expectations. The figures were released on Friday by the federal statistics office. The data points to an improvement in Germany’s export performance during the month. It records a month-on-month rise in the country’s foreign trade shipments.
Iceland and Montenegro may enter the European Union at the same time in 2028, according to media reports citing a European official. The official described simultaneous accession by the two countries as a highly likely scenario.
Evidence seen by the BBC from earlier cases indicates that proxies linked to Russia have handled drones and explosives. They also delivered such materials to Germany, according to that evidence. The findings raise the question of whether Russia could be connected to the drone-bomb incident at a German airport. The material cited comes from previous cases.
Testosterone has become a prominent topic in gyms, on social media and in politics. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has even proposed screening troops for low testosterone. Yet testosterone supplements may suppress the body’s natural production. The article highlights the fertility trade-off that men may not be warned about when considering such products.
International sports journalist Thando Sibiya presents FIFA’s governance crisis as the result of deeper tensions that have built up during Gianni Infantino’s presidency. She says the proposed sale of a permanent stake in FIFA’s commercial rights acted as a catalyst, exposing disputes over governance, legitimacy, commercialisation and geopolitical influence. The controversy is linked to the resignation of a key adviser, UEFA’s increasingly confrontational position, disputes over referee protections and differing interests between UEFA and CAF. Together, these issues form a wider struggle over who will shape and govern the future of world football.
Hangzhou in east China has expanded the use of treated river water and reclaimed water in sanitation operations. Together, the two sources represented 45.37% of the city’s total sanitation water consumption during the first half of this year. The figure highlights the growing role of alternative supplies in municipal cleaning work.
Pacific Fleet minesweepers carried out mine-clearing operations in the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk. Mock mines detected on the water’s surface were identified and destroyed with precision artillery fire. The operation targeted simulated hazards used in the exercise.
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Pakistani security forces killed 10 people described as terrorists in the country’s northwest. The report concerns a security operation in northwestern Pakistan. No further details were provided about the operation or those killed.
The first images and videos appeared on Russian social media at about 5 a.m. local time. They showed smoke rising from a Wildberries logistics facility. The center is in Russia, nearly 2,000 kilometers from the front line, and was reportedly attacked by Ukraine.
On-duty Russian air defenses reportedly intercepted Ukrainian drones over 18 Russian regions. The aftermath of attacks on the regions included a fire at a Wildberries facility and claims that 203 unmanned aerial vehicles had been downed. The report presents these developments together as consequences of the attacks.
Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg, more than 2,000 kilometers inside Russia. The attack sparked a fire at the facility. The press service of merged company RWB reported the incident. The strike targeted a commercial warehouse rather than a location near the front line.
A Reuters examination of satellite images found that at least 1.18 million square metres of Wildberries storage space was damaged or destroyed. That area represents more than one-fifth of the company’s total capacity. The attacks are portrayed as hitting the core of Russia’s corporate system through a major business. The scale of the damage underscores the impact on Wildberries’ operations.
Russian hackers reportedly accessed communications and files linked to strikes on oil storage facilities in Russia. The material is said to reveal who supplied the precise coordinates of the sites. It also identifies those accused of having “pushed Ukraine toward terrorism” in the Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions. The report gives no further details about the hackers or how the files were obtained.
Doctors, lawyers and other professionals are turning to Darul Qasim in Chicago to rediscover Islamic scholarship. The institution offers them a setting beyond their professional lives for renewed engagement with religious learning. Their return to sacred knowledge reflects a search to reconnect with Islamic intellectual tradition.
Russia’s Smolensk Region has declared a state of emergency following severe weather that killed two people. Around 15,000 consumers across the region remain without electricity.
New heat records are often met with skepticism. Scientists must determine whether a particular day or an entire summer truly ranks as the hottest on record. They also assess when a heat wave can accurately be described as historic. DW explains how these judgments are made and what evidence supports claims about record-breaking heat.
South Korea’s foreign and unification ministers openly differed this week over how the country should engage North Korea. Their public disagreement revealed divisions inside President Lee Jae Myung’s government. The dispute comes as Lee seeks to revive contact with Pyongyang that has stalled.
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A shooting occurred on the 7th at a school near Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Police said six people, including the suspected shooter, died in the incident. More than 20 others were injured. The person who opened fire was reportedly a 14-year-old boy.
A teenage gunman opened fire at a school on the outskirts of Thailand’s capital, killing at least five people before taking his own life. Police said he had fatally shot his grandparents earlier. The incident was described as the country’s worst mass killing in nearly four years.
Thai police said a shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi school, north of Bangkok, left seven people dead and 15 others injured. The student who opened fire was among those killed, according to police. The teenager had also fatally shot his grandparents, reports said. The incident was described as Thailand’s worst mass shooting since 2022.
Media reports say a gunman in Thailand fired 26 shots during an attack at a school. The reports state that the shooter first killed his grandparents. No further details about the attack are provided in the report.
A shooting took place at a school in the suburban area northwest of Bangkok. At least six people were killed in the incident. The suspected gunman was reportedly a 14-year-old boy, who was also shot dead.
Thai police say a student opened fire at a high school in Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok, on Friday. Six people were killed in the shooting, including three teachers and three students. Thailand has one of the region’s highest gun-ownership rates. Recent promises to tighten gun laws have not stopped repeated shootings.
A shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi School in Thailand has left several people dead. The incident occurred in Bang Kruai district, within Nonthaburi province. The location is just north of Bangkok, the country’s capital. Authorities have not provided further details in the report.
Officials said a shooting took place at a school north of Bangkok on Friday. A student opened fire, killing at least one teacher and injuring four other people. Authorities said the shooter then died by suicide.
Police said a shooting at a school in Thailand left a teacher dead and four other people injured. The gunman was a student, according to police. He later killed himself, authorities said on Friday. The incident involved multiple victims at the school.
A Thai school shooter has committed suicide, according to a newspaper report. The report says two people were killed. Updated figures indicate that 15 others were injured.
Authorities report that a shooting at a high school northwest of Bangkok killed one person and injured four others. The alleged gunman was a student, officials say. He reportedly shot and killed a teacher at the school before taking his own life. The incident occurred at a high school in the area, according to authorities.
A school shooting in Thailand has left two people dead and more than 20 others injured, according to a report citing Khaosod. Law enforcement officers and emergency service personnel are at the scene. The report gives no further details about the circumstances of the shooting or the identities of those affected.
Police say they are responding to a shooting at a high school in Thailand’s Nonthaburi province. Thai news outlets report that several people were injured in the incident. The shooter was reportedly still inside the school. Police operations at the scene were continuing.
At least two people were hurt in a shooting at a school north of Bangkok on Friday, according to authorities. Officials said a student opened fire at the school. The incident involved injuries, but no further details were provided in the report.
A Chinese defense spokesperson said Friday that Japan itself represents the real threat to the country’s security and to peace and stability in the region. The spokesperson condemned what was described as Japan’s reckless drive to expand its military buildup. Japan was also accused of accelerating its “remilitarization.” The remarks framed these efforts as a direct danger to regional peace.
A new youth-led movement is gaining momentum in Jharkhand, India. It comes weeks after protests by the CJP shook Delhi. The latest agitation centers on jobs and recruitment. Its growing force is drawing attention across the state.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are set to sign a joint defence agreement as turmoil continues across the region. The pact comes after almost a year of negotiations between the three countries. Its conclusion would further strengthen an emerging grouping of major Sunni Muslim powers. The deal therefore marks a step toward deeper cooperation among these regional actors, according to the framing of the report.
Major Chinese ports in the vicinity of Shanghai have suspended operations before a typhoon arrives. The affected facilities include the country’s largest refueling hub for ships. The storm is expected to cross China’s eastern coastline around late Sunday. The precautionary shutdown affects key maritime activity near Shanghai.
At Prague Zoo, polar bears and gorillas nibble on frozen treats and roll around in piles of snow as a second heatwave of the summer reaches its peak, with national temperatures hitting a near-record 41.5 degrees.
At Prague Zoo, polar bears and gorillas nibble on frozen treats and roll around in piles of snow as a second heatwave of the summer reaches its peak, with national temperatures hitting a near-record 41.5 degrees.
US diplomats say Washington regards the agreement reached by Iran and Oman as temporary. The United States insists that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz must remain free of duties and fees until a final agreement is reached. The position places the cost of passage among the unresolved conditions surrounding navigation through the strategic waterway.
Transit through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped by one-third this week. The decline comes as Iran and Oman make progress in negotiations concerning shipping through the strait. The reduced traffic is therefore unfolding alongside diplomatic efforts focused on maritime movement in the strategic waterway.
A worker camp supporting the airfield works of the Shanghai Pudong International Airport Phase IV Expansion Project officially began operations on Thursday. The facility is intended to serve personnel working on the airport expansion. Its opening marks the start of use for the camp linked to the project’s airfield section.
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Saudi Arabia has accused the Houthis of threatening efforts to mediate between the United States and Iran. Sources said that Saudi mediation efforts have recently made progress. The report presents the accusation alongside the claimed advancement in the mediation process.
Global food prices climbed in July to their highest level in more than three years, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. The agency said adverse weather supported crop markets. Escalating warfare in the Gulf and Black Sea also helped sustain crop prices. FAO issued the assessment on Friday.
Thousands gathered outside Argentina’s Senate on Thursday to oppose a controversial private property bill. The protest ended in clashes, with tear gas and rubber bullets used during the unrest. Javier Milei’s government removed the bill’s most contentious provision, which would have increased limits on foreign ownership of land. That change has not eased the demonstrators’ anger, and opposition to the legislation remains visible in the streets.
Thousands rallied in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei’s private property bill. Police clashed with protesters after the demonstration. The government had already withdrawn a provision concerning foreigners buying land in Argentina, but opposition to the bill continued to fuel anger.
The European Commission said it signed an agreement on Friday with the space consortium SpaceRISE. The contract will expand the IRIS2 satellite constellation, which the Commission is currently developing. The move advances the planned growth of the European satellite system.
Some French winegrowers, including producers in the Bordeaux region, started picking grapes on Thursday. The harvest is historically early after a summer of repeated heatwaves, drought and devastating wildfires. One grape-picker said that in a normal year, they would still be on vacation at this point. Winemakers maintain that the environmental turmoil will not harm the quality of the wine itself. Climate change has already been moving harvests earlier across France and is prompting some farmers to choose crops that use less water.
The White House has invited senior executives from the US critical minerals industry to meet President Donald Trump on Friday. The gathering is intended to demonstrate the administration’s commitment to moving the nation away from supply chains dominated by China. Rio Tinto and BHP have been summoned to the meeting.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is continuing to spread rapidly. Africa’s leading health agency says it will deploy a vaccine aimed at a previous Ebola strain to help contain the latest outbreak. Nearly three months into the crisis, global health officials warn that transmission is moving faster than the response, with cases doubling in some hotspots. Some frontline health workers have gone on strike, saying they have not been paid for months.
Confirmed Ebola infections in the Democratic Republic of Congo have exceeded 4,000 for the first time during the current outbreak, according to government data. The milestone reflects a continued rise in recorded cases. The figure refers to infections confirmed by the government. It marks a new scale for the ongoing outbreak.
Joanne Bell began camel racing six years after she beat breast cancer. Despite being thrown mid-race, Bell remains undeterred. The race was part of an event in the remote town of Marree celebrating the camels first imported to Australia in the mid-19th century
Camel race in Australia's outback.
Joanne Bell began camel racing six years after she beat breast cancer. Despite being thrown mid-race, Bell remains undeterred. The race was part of an event in the remote town of Marree celebrating the camels first imported to Australia in the mid-19th century
Russian troops reportedly destroyed 148 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle control centers over the past day. Ivan Bigma, spokesman for Battlegroup West, said 62 enemy UAV control centers were eliminated within the area assigned to the battlegroup. The figures were presented by the Russian military side in its battlefield account.
The Cockroach Janta Party, known as CJP, has announced the agenda for its “Kya Bolti Public” campaign. The nationwide campaign is scheduled to begin in September. DW is following the development.
Fire hotspots at a Wildberries logistics facility in Sverdlovsk Region have been brought under control. The blaze did not damage most of the goods stored at the facility.
Three unmanned aerial vehicles fell onto the roof of a Wildberries logistics facility in Yekaterinburg. Emergency responders are working at the site. Firefighters are also battling the blaze at the facility.
A Wildberries logistics facility in Yekaterinburg caught fire following an attack. Eight hundred people had been evacuated from the facility beforehand.
A Russian lawmaker says Kiev lost roughly 40 settlements during what he described as its 40-day plan. Retired Major General Leonid Ivlev recalled that the Kiev regime reshuffled its government during the period. He said the defense minister was dismissed and a new commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian forces was appointed. Ivlev also cited the loss of hundreds of gas stations and dozens of locomotives.
Chinese military expert Zhang Junshe said the US move toward making nuclear weapons ready for battlefield use is extremely dangerous. He warned that this strategic shift increases the risk of a global nuclear war. His remarks focus on the potential consequences of changes in US nuclear policy.
A Russian lawmaker says Western countries may follow the United States in cutting weapons assistance to Ukraine. Earlier media reports said US President Donald Trump declined Vladimir Zelensky’s request for additional Patriot interceptors. The claim links Washington’s reported decision on the request to the possibility of reduced support from other Western countries. It presents the potential shift as a broader consequence of the US position.
Hackers say a NATO-linked specialist supplied Ukraine with coordinates of Russian oil terminals. Information they obtained indicates that Bart De Wachter is currently affiliated with Hybrid Analyze Vigilant Network. The organization is described as being connected to Special Operations Forces and NATO intelligence. The claims are based on information obtained by the hackers.
Russian hackers claim to have uncovered correspondence and documents concerning Ukrainian strikes on oil terminals. They say the materials identify who provided the precise coordinates of the facilities. The hackers also claim the records reveal who “incited Ukraine to commit acts of terror” in Russian regions. The allegations concern both the targeting information and the alleged encouragement behind the attacks.
Hackers, citing files, claim that NATO was directly involved in strikes on Russian territory. According to the available information, Bart de Wachter, described as a hybrid-warfare specialist linked to NATO intelligence, supplied Ukraine’s Security Service with coordinates for oil and gas terminals. The facilities were located in Russia’s Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions. The claim presents the information as evidence of direct NATO involvement.
The Confederation of African Football has unanimously voted in favour of FIFA president Gianni Infantino. CAF president Patrice Motsepe called for good governance while Africa backed Infantino. The vote signals strong support from African football for the FIFA president.
A viral video captures medical staff protecting a patient during surgery as an earthquake struck Japan. The footage shows the medical team responding while the operation was underway. The patient remained under the staff’s protection during the quake.
Major General Valery Plokhotnyuk was buried at Moscow’s Troyekurovskoye Cemetery on August 5. The report came from the anonymous Russian Telegram channel VChK-OGPU. Plokhotnyuk likely died in an explosion at the birthday party of the Aerospace Forces chief. The circumstances of the blast were not described further.
Global equity funds saw money flow in for an 11th consecutive week. Investor optimism over a strong earnings season, together with softer crude oil prices, encouraged greater appetite for riskier assets. The combination helped improve market sentiment and sustain demand for global stocks.
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Battlegroup North artillery crews reportedly eliminated 92 Ukrainian soldiers and destroyed 12 vehicles during overnight operations. The crews carried out more than 200 fire missions in the Kharkov and Sumy Regions. The activity was described as taking place over the past night, with the reported strikes attributed to the battlegroup’s artillery units.
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Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles was defeated in the Republican congressional primary on Thursday night. Ogles is described as a fervent ally of Donald Trump. The loss came despite the president’s support, including a tele-rally and other gestures backing his campaign. Ogles therefore failed to secure the Republican nomination despite assistance from Trump.
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Tennessee legislator Andy Ogles has lost his congressional primary. The defeat came despite an endorsement from Donald Trump. Ogles recently said that Muslims “don’t belong in American society.”
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Federal officials have decided against releasing water from one of the Colorado River’s major reservoirs. Such a release would have helped protect a threatened native fish downstream. Officials instead cited the additional pressure it would place on hydropower production, which is already struggling.
India said a new round of talks with China on Friday highlighted the importance of maintaining peace and tranquility along their disputed frontier. New Delhi said stability at the border is essential to the broader development of relations between the two Asian powers. The discussions focused on sustaining calm along the frontier as the countries seek to improve their overall ties.
Italy’s health ministry has issued red alerts for 27 cities ahead of the weekend. The areas covered stretch from Trieste in the northeast to Palermo in Sicily. A scorching heatwave affecting large parts of Europe has also disrupted energy and transport systems in several countries. The alert comes as high temperatures continue across the region.
African developers are increasingly turning to Chinese artificial intelligence models, according to a Wednesday report by The New York Times. Their appeal lies in lower costs and relatively modest computing requirements. The models can also be deployed and customized independently, giving developers greater control over how they are used. The shift reflects practical preferences around affordability, computing needs and autonomy.
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Europe’s heatwaves are highlighting the overcrowding problems facing its ageing prisons. As temperatures outside climbed above 37 degrees Celsius, a prisoner remained inside his cell in France with wet towels wrapped around the bars of his window. During a visit from a politician, he tried to describe what imprisonment in France feels like during a heatwave.
The middle route of China’s South-to-North Water Diversion Project has transferred more than 80 billion cubic meters of water to northern regions. Data released by the Ministry of Water Resources on Friday showed that nearly 118 million people have benefited from the transfers. The milestone reflects the scale of the project’s water supply to northern China.
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Russia is ready to assist with the previously set task of expanding the number of partners of the Eurasian Economic Union, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin says. Moscow expects the number of the union’s preferential trade partners to grow. The statement focuses on broadening the bloc’s external economic ties.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said the Eurasian Economic Union’s key indicators have increased despite global challenges. He emphasized that EAEU countries are cooperating to strengthen Eurasian integration. The statement highlights joint work among the member states. Integration remains the central focus of that cooperation.
Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov said Russian unmanned maritime systems could serve purposes beyond carrying out strikes. He specified that the drones could prevent enemy ships from participating in conflicts. His remarks present naval unmanned systems as tools with broader operational uses than direct attacks alone.
Over the past year, record labels and several technology companies have worked together to help create new artificial intelligence products. Musicians are pushing back because they have not agreed to take part. The dispute centers on studios using artists’ songs to train AI without their participation. The resistance highlights a conflict between AI development and artists’ consent.
As Abelardo de la Espriella takes office as Colombia’s president, he is pledging a new military offensive. The country’s last leftwing rebels, the National Liberation Army, are preparing to fight back. Camouflaged figures watch from the jungle near a riverbank while a commander sits with his rifle. Troops establish a concealed camp and remain alert to enemy drones as the prospect of renewed war grows.
Security camera footage captures doctors shielding a patient on the operating table as a magnitude 6.8 earthquake shook Kumamoto General Hospital last month. The images show the operating room jolting during the procedure. Medical staff responded by covering the patient as the shaking continued.
Urumqi in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region hosted a business-to-business matchmaking event for Uzbek export enterprises. The event ran from Wednesday through Thursday. It provided a setting for export companies from Uzbekistan to pursue business contacts and commercial exchanges in the city.
China’s trade in goods totaled 30.13 trillion yuan during the first seven months of 2026, according to figures released Friday by the General Administration of Customs. The amount was equivalent to about $4.46 trillion. Compared with the same period a year earlier, total goods trade increased by 17.3%.
India is preparing a production-linked incentive scheme to promote domestic polysilicon manufacturing. The country’s top clean energy ministry official said on Friday that the plan is being developed. The proposed measure is intended to support production within India while reducing reliance on China. It would target a key material used in clean-energy manufacturing.
Henan Province has introduced measures to encourage employees to use their paid annual leave. The policy aims to make taking paid leave easier in practice. It also seeks to support more flexible vacation arrangements. Officials expect the approach to help boost tourism and consumer spending.
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BREAKING The suspect in a school shooting in Thailand killed a total of eight people Friday, police say.
First he shot his grandparents dead, using his grandfather's handgun, then went to his school north of Bangkok and killed three teachers and three students, police say
BREAKING The suspect in a school shooting in Thailand killed a total of eight people Friday, police say.
First he shot his grandparents dead, using his grandfather's handgun, then went to his school north of Bangkok and killed three teachers and three students, police say
A car reportedly lost control on Friday in Thailand’s western province of Kanchanaburi. It then crashed into a children’s development center, according to Thai media reports. At least 13 children were injured in the incident. The reported victims were at the center when the vehicle struck it.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem said inflation is running above the central bank’s 2% target. He argued that policymakers cannot tolerate even higher inflation while waiting for productivity growth to potentially strengthen. Musalem called for meaningful restraint in addressing price pressures.
Navkiran reflects on the life and legacy of her father, Sikh activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who was killed 30 years ago. His story continues to shape her search for truth. Khalra’s life has also inspired a recent film, bringing renewed attention to his legacy and the questions surrounding his killing.
‘Still searching for truth’: Daughter of Sikh activist killed 30 years ago
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Vasily Klimov runs an online shopping pick-up point in Moscow where customers collect goods ordered through Wildberries, Russia’s leading e-commerce retailer. He says he’s now desperately trying to sell the once booming business
Vasily Klimov runs an online shopping pick-up point in Moscow where customers collect goods ordered through Wildberries, Russia’s leading e-commerce retailer. He says he’s now desperately trying to sell the once booming business
A sell-off in South Korea’s stock market is undermining a government-backed campaign to bring retail “ant” investors back home. The reversal has sent the biggest wave of money into U.S. markets in six months. It is also reviving a long-standing risk for the won.
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Ukraine’s General Staff says Russian forces have suffered total losses of 1,455,420 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022. The reported figure includes 1,210 casualties sustained by Russian forces over the past day.
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