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World news — August 1, 2026 - Page 115

World publications published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 115 of 148.

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    European Nations Boycott FIFA Competitions Over Stake Sale

    European football nations have agreed to boycott FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, due to plans by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to sell stakes in the tournament to private investors. The decision was made at a virtual meeting of UEFA's 55 national associations. The next affected tournaments are the Women's World Cup in Brazil in 2023 and the Men's World Cup in 2030, co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco.
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  7. WorldMiddle East

    Successful 17th Voluntary Blood Donation Action by 'Do Good' Foundation

    The 'Do Good' Foundation, in collaboration with the Blood Transfusion Institute of Montenegro, successfully organized the 17th voluntary blood donation action. The event aimed to support the Institute in maintaining stable blood supplies and raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation, especially during the summer when donor numbers typically decrease. Director Marija Manja Jovović and Dr. Nela Eraković, Head of the Blood Collection Service, praised the donors and partners for their support and encouraged more citizens to join future actions.
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    Holcim Invests in Argentina with New Additives Plant

    Swiss multinational Holcim has inaugurated a construction additives plant in Córdoba, Argentina, after investing US$ 1.2 million. The new plant will produce over 7 million liters of cement and concrete additives annually, optimizing production processes, performance, and sustainability. The company believes that the growth of energy and mining will generate new works despite the crisis in the sector. Holcim Argentina's CEO, Pablo Bittar, stated that the maintenance and expansion of existing infrastructure will continue, and the plant is a key milestone in their 'NextGen Growth 2030' strategy.
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    Delhi Police Tightens Security at Jantar Mantar After CJP Protests

    Following recent protests by the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) at Jantar Mantar, Delhi Police has reinforced security measures. Barricades have been permanently strengthened through welding to prevent them from being easily moved or breached during future demonstrations. Heavy deployment of Delhi Police, paramilitary forces, and other security personnel continues at the protest site. Some student organizations have also reached Jantar Mantar to voice their demands. Meanwhile, rumors about Jantar Mantar being closed for protests have been clarified as false by Delhi Police.
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Niksic Jazz Festival Successfully Concludes

    The second edition of the 'SyNK – Jazz on the Corfu' festival in Niksic, Montenegro, was a resounding success. The five-day event featured top musicians from Slovenia, Serbia, Italy, Romania, and Montenegro, performing a mix of jazz, soul, blues, funk, and ethnic music. The festival, held on Trg slobode, was praised by international artists for its professional organization and the cultural sophistication of the audience. The artistic director, Mirko Rakočević, expressed satisfaction with the festival's quality and its contribution to Niksic's cultural scene.
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    Israeli Attacks on Southern Lebanon

    Israeli forces have been conducting a series of attacks on southern Lebanon, including artillery shelling, airstrikes, and ground incursions. The attacks have targeted various towns and villages, including Nabatiyeh al-Foka, Majdal Zoun, and Aytarun. The Israeli army has also been using drones and tanks in these operations. The Lebanese government has condemned the attacks, and the United Nations has called for an immediate ceasefire.
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    South Korea's Stock Market Crash: Emergency Meeting After Billions Wiped Out

    South Korea's stock market has experienced a severe crash, with the KOSPI index dropping over 40% in just 40 days, wiping out approximately $2 trillion in market value. This rapid decline has triggered multiple circuit breakers and prompted an emergency meeting by financial authorities. The crash has been attributed to excessive leverage among retail investors, particularly in single-stock leveraged ETFs, and concerns about new Chinese competition and disappointing earnings from SK Hynix. The Bank of England is also investigating potential risks from Asian equity exposure among London-based investment banks. Regulators are considering measures to stabilize the market and prevent further losses.
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    Kerala Braces for Heavy Rainfall: IMD Issues Orange Alert

    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for several districts in Kerala due to heavy rainfall expected over the next few days. The alert covers Idukki, Ernakulam, Kozhikode, Wayanad, and Kannur districts, with isolated very heavy rainfall anticipated. Schools and colleges have been shut in some areas as a precautionary measure. The monsoon is expected to drench the state until August 2, with light to moderate rainfall and strong winds accompanying the showers.
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