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A market review by the firm Kept, reported by TASS, details the price fluctuations of non-ferrous metals, precious metals, and steelmaking raw materials in July 2026.
The article reports on a potential Turkish initiative to establish security corridors in the Black Sea for ships traveling to Russia and Ukraine.
Thailand is implementing stricter firearm controls, including the suspension of new gun permits, following a mass shooting by a 14-year-old.
The Korea Football Association (KFA) issued an apology following a 2016 government report alleging that the organization paid for sexual services for foreign referees in the early 2010s.
Russian and Iranian diplomats met in Moscow to discuss arms control, disarmament, and non-proliferation. The meetings focused on coordinating efforts for upcoming UN General Assembly sessions and other international regulatory frameworks.
Dmitry Svishchyov of the Russian State Duma claims that European countries are attempting to pressure the International Olympic Committee to restrict Russian athletes.
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan defeated Representative Angie Craig in the Democratic primary for the US Senate.
The article discusses the recent decline of the Japanese yen following a U.S.-Japan market intervention, attributing the currency's weakness to the yield gap between Japanese and U.S. assets.
Park Geon-roung, a seven-year-old who appeared in the viral Baby Shark music video, is preparing for a K-pop debut. He is supported by the entertainment company Pinkfong.
The Vietnamese aerospace company VinSpace has signed a contract with SpaceX to launch satellites in 2027. VinSpace will handle the research, development, and operation of the satellites, while SpaceX will provide the launch services.
The Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya) reported that Russian airlines transported 49.15 million passengers in the first half of 2026, a figure similar to the previous year.
The article reports on Turkey's continued commitment to the Montreux Convention, which regulates navigation through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov and Belarusian counterpart Igor Sekreta met to discuss foreign policy coordination.
The article reports on the Minnesota gubernatorial primaries, where State House Speaker Lisa Demuth won the GOP primary and Senator Amy Klobuchar won the Democratic primary.
Russian Senator Alexander Voloshin claims that Ukrainian refugees in Poland are facing attacks and that Polish politicians are proposing the deportation or mobilization of draft-age Ukrainians.
The article reports that Russian strikes have destroyed a significant portion of cold storage facilities in and around Kiev, potentially leading to product shortages and increased retail costs.
Evgenia Gutsul, the head of Gagauzia, has been transferred to a women's prison in Moldova. Her lawyer claims the facility has poor conditions and suggests the transfer was intentionally arranged to place her in a worse environment.
The article discusses a recent performance decline by Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes, focusing on a specific start against the Marlins where he was removed after five innings.
Yemen's internationally recognized government reports that Houthi rebels killed at least six people in a double-tap missile attack on the Egyptian-owned cargo ship Tihamah.
The article reports that the neutral anthem approved by the IOC for the 2024 Olympics will be played if Russian athletes win the World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships.