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  4. WorldRegulatorsReliefMiddle East

    22-Year-Old Patrol Officer Yegor Terekhin Killed in Kyiv Strike

    22-year-old patrol officer Yegor Terekhin was killed in Kyiv during a repeated nighttime strike by Russia on August 1. He was helping people at the site of the shelling when the enemy struck again, fatally injuring him. Terekhin had joined the police force just a year ago and had been patrolling the capital for over a month. He leaves behind his mother and a 9-year-old brother.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport Inaugurated in Bhogapuram

    The Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport in Bhogapuram was inaugurated today, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighting its role in strengthening connectivity and boosting Andhra Pradesh's development. The airport features advanced infrastructure and modern technology for a seamless travel experience, and its terminal building showcases the state's cultural heritage. Named after the great Alluri Sitarama Raju, the airport is seen as a symbol of pride in tradition and aspirations for the future.
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  9. PoliticsRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Cunningham Unconcerned About Protests During Fever Games

    Sophie Cunningham, a player for the Indiana Fever, has stated that she is unconcerned about protests against transgender participation in women's sports that have taken place during the team's recent games. Cunningham made these comments before a game against the Portland Fire, where a group rallied in support of her stance on transgender athletes for the second straight game.
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  12. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastBudget

    Russia Sees Surge in Demand for Military Accounting Specialists

    Over 2,500 vacancies related to military and mobilization accounting have been posted on HeadHunter in Russia, with nearly 1,300 appearing in the last week. Government agencies, state-owned companies, and businesses, including the Moscow government, Roscosmos, and Ministry of Defense structures, are among those seeking specialists. Experts suggest this increase could be due to stricter requirements for employers, changes in legislation, or preparation for a new wave of mobilization.
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  13. CultureWeather

    Lorde Halts Lollapalooza Performance Due to Multiple Fans Passing Out

    Lorde paused her Lollapalooza headlining set multiple times on Thursday night after fans near the stage passed out due to extreme heat. The New Zealand singer called for security and medical assistance, temporarily stopping the show while help reached the affected audience members. This incident comes amid growing concerns about extreme weather at outdoor music festivals. Lorde resumed her performance after ensuring everyone was attended to, treating fans to hits like Royals, Green Light, and Supercut.
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  14. WorldEuropeEarth

    Wildfires Rage Across Greece, Particularly on Crete

    Powerful winds continue to fuel wildfires across Greece, with the most severe blazes occurring on the island of Crete. Firefighters are battling to contain these fires, which have resulted in casualties and evacuations. The Greek government has deployed significant resources to combat the fires, including hundreds of firefighters, vehicles, aircraft, and helicopters. The situation is ongoing, with fires also reported in other parts of Greece, such as the Cycladic islands and Greater Athens.
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  16. ScienceTrade

    Japan and U.S. Coordinate Yen Intervention

    The Bank of Japan (BOJ) intervened in the foreign exchange market to prop up the yen, buying the currency for the first time in three months. The U.S. Treasury Department joined the effort, informing banks of possible yen intervention on Friday and conducting a sale of euros to buy yen through Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. This marks the first direct U.S. intervention to buy yen in coordination with Japan in more than a decade.
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  21. PoliticsAppointmentsElectionsThink Tanks

    Rahul Gandhi Demands PM Modi Apologize to Students Over NEET Exam Issues

    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not apologizing to students affected by NEET exam irregularities. Gandhi accused Modi of failing to acknowledge students' suffering and not meeting grieving families. He slammed Modi's video message offering forgiveness to protesting students, stating that they deserve an apology, not forgiveness.
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