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    PM Modi Hails India's Space Startups, Highlights Cost Advantage

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with CEOs and founders of space startups, lauding their courage in entering the sector and emphasizing India's cost advantage. He called for creating an ecosystem that attracts global talent and collaboration between space and other sectors. The interaction saw participation from 20 startups, including Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, and Pixxel.
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    Visit by Whitcomb and Kushner to Kyiv and Moscow Postponed

    The visit of US President Trump's special envoy Stephen Whitcomb and son-in-law Jared Kushner to Kyiv and Moscow has been postponed, according to multiple reports from TASS and other media outlets. The visit was initially agreed upon by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in June and was intended to revitalize negotiations on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. However, it is now unlikely to take place by the end of August, with reasons for the postponement remaining unspecified.
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    European Bases Backed US Operations Against Iran

    During a 40-day conflict, numerous European bases supported US military operations against Iran. The UK likely provided the most significant support, while France also allowed US aircraft landings. Bulgaria, due to its proximity to Iran, permitted the use of its military bases. Despite some European leaders publicly distancing themselves from the conflict, their countries' bases played a significant role.
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    Nordic Nations Lose Trust in FIFA President Infantino

    Six Nordic football associations (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and the Faroe Islands) have issued a joint statement expressing their loss of confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino. They have 'serious concerns' about FIFA's governance and decision-making processes, and support an independent review of Infantino's proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise. The associations also back calls for Infantino's resignation from UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF.
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    U.S.-Canada Trade War Impact and Unclear Resolution

    The U.S.-Canada trade war is hurting both countries, with no clear path to resolution. The United States and Canada find themselves in an unprecedented situation, according to BBC News. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's stance has been strengthened as the leader of international resistance against the U.S., reports The Toronto Star. Meanwhile, The Globe and Mail highlights the disadvantages of U.S. proposals.
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    Hollywood Academy Seeks 50 Best Cinemas Worldwide

    The Hollywood Academy has launched an initiative to select the 50 best cinemas globally, not just for their programming or history, but also for their community engagement. The list, inspired by director Jason Reitman, will be chosen by a committee led by director Sean Baker and producer Samantha Quan. Cinemas will be evaluated based on community participation, image and sound quality, programming, diversity, historical importance, design, conditions, and food offerings. The first list is expected to be revealed in spring 2027.
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    Kentucky Basketball Lands Missouri Transfer Mark Mitchell

    Kentucky Wildcats have secured a major addition with the commitment of Missouri Tigers forward Mark Mitchell. The 6-foot-9, 230-pound Mitchell, who was granted a fifth year of eligibility by a Kentucky court, averaged 18.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game last season. He was named to the All-SEC Second Team and is expected to form a formidable frontcourt with Milan Momcilovic. Mitchell's addition has not changed Kentucky's ranking in the ROTHSTEIN 45, where they remain at No. 15.
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