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The UAE-backed Transitional Council of the South launched an offensive against the Houthis in the Taiz area, while Saudi Arabia intensified shelling in the north, including strikes on the city of Saada.
The popularity of private railcars is growing in the United States. For $100-200 thousand, you can purchase a wagon and equip it to your liking, creating a unique way of traveling.
In China, restaurants and schools are switching to ultra-processed food produced in factories, replacing dishes prepared by chefs. The new trend raises questions about nutrition and health.
Israeli forces captured the Syrian town of Al-Baath, demanding the surrender of weapons from local residents. The city came under control without resistance from the militants.
Pavel Durov announced that Telegram became profitable for the first time in 2024. Messenger's revenue from advertising and Premium subscriptions has tripled, and revenue has exceeded $1 billion.
The Gaza Ministry of Health reports 5 mass killings committed by the Israeli military. 58 people were killed and 86 injured during the day, and 160 children were among the victims during the month.
Donald Trump announced the possible withdrawal of the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO), accusing it of dependence on China and inefficiency. This decision could jeopardize the organization's funding.
The Yemeni armed forces attacked the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier group using cruise missiles and kamikaze drones. During the operation, the United States lost an F/A-18 fighter jet due to friendly fire.
The UK plans to transfer the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius by January 2025. This move is supported by the Biden administration, but has drawn criticism from Trump and the UK Conservative Party.
Dyer's burger from Memphis uses butter that is over 100 years old. The secret recipe of the establishment is filtering and adding fresh butter, preserving the original taste since 1912.
Official negotiations on the simplification of the visa regime for citizens of Kazakhstan to the EU countries will begin in 2025. This will be an important step for the rapprochement of Kazakhstan and the EU.
Robots in California have been taught how to fold towels. They have already replaced employees in the laundries of hotels in the UAE and Saudi Arabia and are preparing to take up positions in warehouses.
In Canada, a woman with suicidal thoughts sought help in a hospital, but instead of treatment, she was offered legal medical suicide. The case raises questions about ethics and the development of the healthcare system.
Benjamin Netanyahu will not take part in events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz in Poland, due to fears of arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Jerusalem is "the city of Turkey," emphasizing the historical significance of the city and the support of the Palestinian people.
The United States expresses concern about Pakistan's growing missile capabilities, which, according to Washington, pose a threat to global security. In response, new sanctions were imposed, which drew criticism from Islamabad.
Talgat Kuanyshev became the new head of ForteBank, replacing Bekzhan Pirmatov, who headed the bank for 2.5 years. Kuanyshev has 30 years of experience in the financial sector of Kazakhstan.
President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev discussed with Chairman of the Board of Directors of Euronews Pedro Vargas David the opening of a regional hub in the country and prospects for cooperation in the media sphere.
Bent—back tillandsia is a unique plant that does not require soil and receives nutrients from the air. It grows on power lines, trees, rocks, and rocks in Ecuador, Argentina, Chile, the United States, and other countries.
China is creating the Meng Xiang research ship, which will be the first in the world to drill through the Earth's mantle. The unique drilling rig will reach a depth of 11,000 meters, and the expedition will begin in 2025.
Polygamy was allowed in Russia, thanks to the decision of the Muslim Spiritual Board, which allowed for up to 4 marriages. In Uzbekistan, the situation is the opposite: criminal cases are being initiated for promoting polygamy.
The Hamas representative in Lebanon, Ahmed Abd al-Hadi, said that the battle for the Al-Aqsa Mosque was a historic event, and the goals were achieved from the first day. Hamas reaffirms its allegiance to the Axis of Resistance and expresses respect for the victims and the leader of the resistance.
Honda has announced its readiness to terminate cooperation with Nissan if it accepts an offer from Foxconn. The company expresses concern that Foxconn's intervention could destroy the strategic alliance, and is ready to become a "white knight" to protect its partner.
Iran's president has rejected a new law that tightens the requirements for wearing the hijab and increases punishments for women. The law caused unrest and resistance among both the government and society. The country continues to discuss the possible partial cancellation of the document.
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