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  2. WorldMiddle EastChinaWeather

    Ukraine Strikes Third Wildberries Warehouse in a Day, This Time in Perm Krai

    Ukrainian drones attacked a Wildberries warehouse in the Perm Krai, Russia, on the morning of July 30. This is the third attack on the marketplace's warehouses in a day, following earlier strikes in Penza and Udmurtia. The attack was confirmed by multiple sources, including Ukrainian Telegram channels and Russian authorities. The warehouse is located approximately 1,400 km from the border with Ukraine, making this strike the furthest successful attack on the marketplace's warehouses. No comments have been made by Wildberries or local authorities.
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    Buenos Aires Autodrome Undergoing Major Changes to Host Formula 1

    The Autódromo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires Oscar y Juan Gálvez is undergoing significant renovations to host the Formula 1, which hasn't been in Argentina since 1998. The track is being expanded and improved with new drainage systems, a tunnel for vehicle access, and challenging curves. The project aims to increase capacity to over 150,000 spectators for F1 events and 80,000 for MotoGP. The works are expected to be completed by February 1, 2027, with a test race planned. The investment is around 100 million dollars.
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    Indonesian Flotilla Volunteers File Complaint Against Netanyahu Over Detention

    Nine Indonesian volunteers from the Global Sumud Flotilla have filed a complaint with the Indonesian Attorney General against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Zionist soldiers. The volunteers allege they were kidnapped and detained by Israeli forces during a humanitarian mission to Gaza in international waters, and experienced violence and torture.
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  16. WorldAsiaMiddle EastAviation

    UAE, Egypt Agree to Gradually Expand Air Transport Rights

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Egypt have agreed to gradually expand air transport rights between their countries over the next five years. This understanding, signed on the sidelines of the 11th African ICAO Week in Cairo, reflects the depth of their bilateral relations and strengthens cooperation in the aviation sector. It establishes a phased framework allowing for gradual expansion of air transport services, providing new opportunities for airlines and enhancing economic integration.
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  17. WorldLawMiddle EastChina

    Colombian VP-Elect Represents at Peru's Presidential Inauguration

    José Manuel Restrepo, the elected Vice President of Colombia, traveled to Peru to represent President-elect Abelardo De la Espriella at the inauguration of Keiko Fujimori as Peru's new president. Restrepo's visit aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and promote cooperation between the two countries. He met with various leaders, including Fujimori, and discussed topics such as trade, energy integration, and border security. Restrepo also confirmed that King Felipe VI of Spain will attend the inauguration of De la Espriella.
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  20. PoliticsMiddle EastBorder Security

    IDF, Shin Bet Strike Hamas Weapons Depots in Gaza

    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet (Israel's internal security service) conducted a joint operation overnight, targeting and destroying four Hamas weapons depots in the Gaza Strip. The depots contained assault rifles, explosives, anti-tank missiles, ammunition, and other military equipment intended for use against IDF troops and Israeli civilians. The operation aimed to neutralize this threat and disrupt Hamas' efforts to rebuild its military capabilities, following a ceasefire agreement.
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  22. PoliticsRegulatorsPeaceBudget

    SNAP Work Requirements: Democrats Oppose, Trump Administration Implements

    The Trump administration has implemented changes to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) that require able-bodied adults to work or attend school for 20 hours per week to receive benefits. Democrats oppose these changes, framing the issue as the Trump administration taking food away from millions of Americans, particularly children. However, the administration argues that this policy aligns with American personal responsibility values and is necessary to reduce multigenerational dependency on government assistance. The changes also include nutrition education initiatives and restrictions on SNAP purchases of unhealthy foods.
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    Private Sector Surge in Indian Space Sector

    In 2026, India's space sector saw significant private sector participation with $187 million invested and 108 authorizations granted by IN-SPACe for various space activities. The 'Norms, Guidelines and Procedures' for private entity authorizations were released, prioritizing strategic and security interests. ISRO Chairperson V. Narayanan lauded the public-private partnership, highlighting the Vikram-1 launch as a reflection of its strength.
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