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Bill Gates will give almost his entire fortune to charity

Bill Gates declared that he would donate practically all of his wealth to charity, making him no longer one of the world's richest people. According to Forbes, his wealth exceeds $120 billion. Bill Gates declared his intention to give up "nearly all" of his wealth. He declared that the funds would...

Bloomberg: UAE President to discuss increasing oil supplies to France

According to Bloomberg’s sources, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed will travel to Paris on July 18 to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss oil supplies. Since the European Union decided to restrict imports of Russian energy carriers, France has been in talks with the UAE...

WTO calls on G20 countries not to impose sanctions against others

According to a report on trade monitoring and trade measures G20 released Thursday on the WTO website, the World Trade Organization (WTO) urges G20 nations not to impose restrictive measures against other nations in order to unify the global community, enable it to collaborate on challenges, defuse...

France to abandon fossil fuels

France is on the verge of becoming the first developed nation to abandon fossil fuels. In light of the turmoil in Ukraine and the urgent environmental situation, France will become the first major nation to abandon fossil fuels, Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne announced on Wednesday. "We'll be the...

1 Bln Records Of Chinese Citizens Stolen From Police, Claims A Hacker

A hacker claims to have obtained a wealth of personal information on one billion Chinese individuals from the Shanghai police, which, if accurate, would be one of the largest data breaches in history, according to cyber experts.   Last week, an anonymous internet user identified as...

Turkey finds large deposits of rare-earth elements

Turkey discovered rare earth element reserves that are sufficient to supply the world for a thousand years. The Türkiye daily announced on Monday that rare-earth elements (REE) have been found in Eskisehir, Turkey, with reserves large enough to supply the world's needs for 1,000 years. "In...

Over 180 abortion rights protesters detained in Washington, D.C.

A protest against abolishing women's access to abortion was held in the heart of Washington, D.C. According to Capitol Police's tweets, 181 protesters in all were detained. The demonstrators stopped traffic on two streets. On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a nearly 50-year-old...

Experts Believe North Korea Is Behind A New $100 Million Cryptocurrency Breach

North Korean hackers are most certainly responsible for an attack last week that stole up to $100 million in cryptocurrencies from a US company, according to three digital investigative firms.   The cryptoassets were taken on June 23 through Horizon Bridge, a Harmony blockchain-operated...

NATO accuses China of undermining international order

A new NATO strategic concept approved at the North Atlantic Alliance summit in Madrid on June 29 claims that China is attempting to take control of important industrial and logistical sectors in order to strengthen its influence in efforts to alter the global order. "Our shared interests, security,...

Egypt agrees to buy wheat from India

The country’s Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, Aly al-Moselhy stated at a press conference on Sunday that "an agreement has been reached with India for the supply of 180,000 tons of wheat." He said that this shipment will soon reach Egypt. "Egypt now has very good strategic reserves for...
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