Georgian Authorities Plan to Restore Diplomatic Relations with Russia
Local media report that Georgian authorities are planning to restore diplomatic relations with Russia and reopen the Georgian embassy in Moscow. This move signifies a potential thaw in relations between the two countries, which have been strained for years. Further details on the timeline and process for reopening the embassy are expected to be announced soon.
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⚡️Macron May Step Down as President of France — Europe 1
According to Europe 1, French President Emmanuel Macron may consider stepping down if right-wing parties win the upcoming parliamentary elections. This potential move is reportedly contingent on the election outcomes and the subsequent political dynamics in France.
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Animal Rights Activists Pasted Wallace and Gromit Character's Head on Charles III Portrait in London Gallery
In a London gallery, animal rights activists from Animal Rising pasted the head of a Wallace and Gromit cartoon character onto a portrait of Charles III. This act was intended to draw attention to the cruel conditions in which animals are kept.
One of the stickers read, "No cheese, Gromit. Look at all the cruelty on RSPCA farms,” referencing the well-known line from the cartoon and linking it to animal cruelty concerns.
The activists targeted the king, reportedly a fan of Wallace and Gromit, to highlight their message. The portrait itself was not damaged in the process.
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Australian Engineers Develop Comfortable Bicycle Seat
Australian engineers have unveiled a new bicycle seat designed to maximize comfort. Named the vabsRider, this innovative seat consists of two independent planes, significantly reducing the load on the buttocks. Testers report that the vabsRider allows for hours of riding without pain or discomfort.
Currently, there is no announced release date or price for the vabsRider.
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In the USA, Three Schoolchildren Face 10 Years in Prison for Defacing LGBT Flag on Pavement
Three schoolchildren in the USA are facing potential prison sentences of up to 10 years for defacing an LGBT flag painted on the pavement. According to a man from a nearby bar who filed a complaint, the teens rode electric scooters over the flag and "purposely" left tire marks on it.
As a consequence, the youths are being charged with insulting minorities. Additionally, the company that owns the scooters has implemented a ban on customers riding near the location where the incident occurred.
The individuals involved in the incident have been apprehended.
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Israel May Launch an Operation to Stop Hezbollah Terrorist Attacks
In response to recent events, Israel is considering launching an operation to halt Hezbollah's terrorist attacks.
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Hezbollah Officially Begins Striking the Israeli Port of Haifa for the First Time — Media
According to media reports, Hezbollah has, for the first time, officially launched strikes on the Israeli port of Haifa.
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The Carcasses of Pigs Infected with African Swine Fever Found on River Bank in Chernivtsi, Ukraine
According to media reports citing the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection, carcasses of pigs infected with African swine fever were discovered on the riverbank in Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
A quarantine has been declared in the area.
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⚡️ The BRICS Foreign Ministers Advocated for Granting Palestine UN Membership Status
The BRICS foreign ministers also reaffirmed their commitment to the two-state solution to the Palestinian question, according to a joint statement.
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A Supporter of the Afghan Branch of IS Tried to Become a Security Guard at the World Cup 2024
According to Bild, a man holding German, Moroccan, and Polish passports was rejected for a security job outside stadiums in Germany. He was already on the radar of security services as a supporter of radical Islam. Previously, he had failed twice in his attempts to secure jobs as a security guard at a music festival and the Nürburgring.
The individual was subsequently detained at Cologne/Bonn airport on suspicion of transferring $1,700 in cryptocurrency to the Afghan branch of IS terrorists in September 2023.
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⚡️ Hungary's Ruling Party Wins European Parliament Elections — Media
According to media reports, Hungary's ruling party has won the European Parliament elections.
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⚡️ A powerful explosion has occurred at the Mesko weapons factory in southern Poland, according to media reports
The factory produces rocket fuel. Preliminary reports indicate that one person was killed and one was injured.
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On the night of June 9-10, North Korea launched balloons carrying garbage toward South Korea
According to Yonhap News Agency, the balloons carried plastic bags and waste paper. So far, analysis has not found any hazardous substances in them.
Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, stated that “the retaliation was planned to stop on June 9, but the situation changed” when South Korean loudspeakers at the border resumed operation. The broadcast, which was aired for the first time since 2016, included a summary of world news and K-Pop music.
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Japanese Man Sails Around the World in 231 Days — Kyodo News
Twenty-four-year-old Hirotsugu Kimura has completed a solo yacht voyage around the world, becoming the youngest Japanese resident to achieve this feat.
"My sense of happiness and relief from achieving the goal is getting stronger," Kimura said on Sunday.
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In Toronto, the Subway Shut Down for Several Hours Due to a Beaver
Residents of Toronto, Canada, were unable to access the Royal York subway station for some time as it was closed.
The reason? A curious beaver had wandered into the subway. However, its attempt to explore this new mode of transportation was cut short. As soon as the station was closed to passengers, authorities arrived and safely captured the animal.
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⚡️Malawi's Vice President Killed in Plane Crash
The government of Malawi has confirmed the tragic death of Vice President Saulos Chilima in a plane crash. The aircraft, carrying the Vice President and nine other individuals, had disappeared from radar screens earlier.
Media outlets are now publishing footage believed to be from the crash site, offering a glimpse into the aftermath of the devastating incident. The nation mourns the loss of its Vice President as authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash.
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Maia Sandu After the Moldova-Ukraine Friendly Game
Following the friendly game between Moldova and Ukraine, Moldovan President Maia Sandu wished the Ukrainian team success in the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament.
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LGBT Parade Participant Publicly Stomps on a Flag in Lithuania
In Lithuania, an incident occurred during an LGBT parade where a participant, referred to as a "zoomer," publicly stomped on a flag of color. The act drew significant attention and sparked discussions about respect and tolerance during public demonstrations.
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Elon Musk Has Promised to Ban Apple Gadgets from His Companies if They Implement the New AI
"If Apple embeds OpenAI at the operating system level, Apple devices will be banned from my companies. This is an unacceptable security breach,” wrote Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, Tesla, and Neuralink, on X (which he also acquired).
Musk stated that even visitors will have to surrender their Apple devices at the entrance, where they will be kept in a special cage.
He expressed skepticism about Apple's ability to guarantee the promised security of the data, arguing that Apple does not fully understand what happens to the data when it is handed over to OpenAI. Musk believes that Apple should have developed its own AI instead.
This announcement follows Apple's recent introduction of two AI features in its gadgets: built-in Apple Intelligence, which will affect the phone's operation, and integration of ChatGPT from OpenAI into individual applications.
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A "flesh-eating" bacterium is spreading in Japan
The flesh-eating bacterium causes hemolytic streptococcus, which leads to skin necrosis, tissue death, and organ failure.
Since the beginning of 2024, there have already been 977 cases of infection, breaking the previous year's record of 941 cases in six months.
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Japan's Ministry of Transportation Conducts Inspections at Honda Due to Test Irregularities
According to the Kyodo news agency, Honda is under scrutiny for suspected irregularities in crash tests conducted for vehicle noise between 2009 and 2017. This concerns 22 models, including the Fit. However, the current production models are not affected by these suspicions, so the ministry has not issued instructions to suspend deliveries of these vehicles.
Last week, it was revealed that five companies, including Toyota, Mazda, Honda, Suzuki, and Yamaha, falsified crash test results. For instance, Toyota was found to have manipulated test results for pedestrian protection in three models. On-site inspections have already occurred at the offices of Toyota, Yamaha, and Suzuki. It is anticipated that the Ministry of Transportation will also conduct inspections at Mazda in the near future.
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⚡️China Does Not Advise Anyone to Underestimate Beijing's Determination and Ability to Protect Its Territorial Integrity, Including on the Taiwan Issue, Says Chinese Embassy in Washington
The Chinese Embassy in Washington has issued a statement emphasizing Beijing's strong resolve and capability to safeguard its territorial integrity, specifically highlighting the Taiwan issue.
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A Man from Singapore Was Begging for Money from His Girlfriend While Pretending to Be Wealthy
The girl suspected nothing and for several years gave money to her boyfriend, who claimed to be experiencing financial difficulties. Only after six years did she discover that he owned an expensive apartment and a business-class car, and had been living with his mistress the entire time.
Now, the dispute between the former couple will be settled in court, as the girl is demanding $155,000 in moral compensation.
Теперь спор бывшей пары решит суд - девушка требует 155 тысяч долларов моральной компенсации.
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⚡️ Amsterdam Wants to Scrap Chinese-Made City Cameras for Fear of Espionage — NL Times
According to the newspaper, there are concerns that data from the cameras could allegedly be transmitted to China, including directly to the government. City authorities are also troubled by the possible involvement of camera manufacturers in human rights violations.
Currently, Amsterdam has 1,280 cameras made in China.
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Turkish Authorities Send Forces to Quell Protests in Northern Syria
Hamza Ozbilgi, the head of Musabeyli district in Turkey's Kilis province, has ordered Syrian National Army civilian police forces to deploy armored vehicles into the town of Akhtarin in northern Aleppo province.
This action was taken in response to local protests against corruption and the perceived neglect by Turkish-backed authorities. The townspeople are particularly opposed to the appointment of Ahmad Dabo as head of the local council, alleging that he secured the position by paying bribes to a Turkish official.
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⚡️ The European People's Party, which includes European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, has won the European Parliament elections
Von der Leyen stated that the new majority would be “pro-European and pro-Ukrainian.”
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In England, a 17-year-old girl named Zumer experienced a lung burst because of vaping
Medics diagnosed the girl with a ruptured lung. To save her, they had to remove part of her lung.
For two years, she had been smoking the equivalent of 400 cigarettes a week.
This addiction started when she was 15 years old. Thinking vapes were harmless, she used 4,000-puff single-use vapes daily - enough to last a week.
"Now there's no way I'm touching them. This situation scared the hell out of me," stated the girl
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⚡️Alert in Catalonia: New Wave of Dangerous Ticks, Hyalomma lusitanicum
In several regions of Spain, including Catalonia, an alert has been issued due to the emergence of a new species of tick, Hyalomma lusitanicum. This tick is a vector for dangerous diseases such as Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever. The population of these ticks has increased significantly in recent years, raising concerns about public health.
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A Woman Earns Decent Money for “Talking” to Cats
A resident of the UK, who works as a cat interpreter, charges £195 per session. During these consultations, she connects with the cat's feelings and explains its behavior to the owners.
Julie-Anne Thorne claims she can sense the same emotions as cats, including fear and anxiety. This ability helps her assist owners in building better relationships with their pets and understanding their behavior.
"I can't explain the science or logic behind it because it's more of an emotional and energetic connection between me and the cats," Thorne admitted.
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Two Ships Come Under Fire from Houthis in the Gulf of Aden
Over the past day, Iranian-backed Houthis have launched anti-ship ballistic and cruise missiles from areas they control in Yemen into the Gulf of Aden, damaging two ships.
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