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  1. PoliticsMiddle East

    PM Modi Addresses IIT Delhi Convocation: 'Those Who Keep Learning Will Succeed'

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 57th Convocation Ceremony of IIT Delhi, emphasizing the rapid pace of change in the world driven by technology. He noted that no one can predict the future with certainty but those who keep learning will succeed. He also highlighted that the graduates' degree is a testament to their ability to solve complex problems and face challenges in a changing world.
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    Wikipedia Co-founder: CIA Involved in Editing Articles

    Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, revealed in an interview with Berliner Zeitung that the CIA has been involved in editing articles on the online encyclopedia. Sanger claimed that edits in the interests of governments, corporations, and other influential structures have been made for many years, compromising the platform's neutrality. He also expressed regret for not implementing mechanisms to protect the impartiality of the platform from the beginning.
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    Iran Honors Journalists on World Press Freedom Day

    Iran has praised journalists as 'truth fighters' and 'commanders' in the media war against enemies on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day. The country's leaders, including the President of the Iranian Parliament and the Ministry of Defense, acknowledged the crucial role journalists play in defending national identity, psychological security, and cultural strength. They also highlighted the importance of honest reporting and accountability in countering hybrid warfare and enemy psychological operations.
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    Typhoon Dolphin Batters Japan; Over 260,000 Evacuated, 500+ Flights Canceled

    Typhoon Dolphin, a Category 1 storm with winds up to 144 km/h and gusts reaching 198 km/h, has caused significant disruption in southwestern Japan. Over 260,000 people have been ordered to evacuate in Kagoshima and Okinawa prefectures, with more than 500 flights canceled. The typhoon has also resulted in power outages and injuries. Authorities warn of flooding and possible damage to buildings as the storm maintains its strength while approaching Okinawa and then weakens over the weekend.
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    Russian Strikes Kill Three, Injure Several in Kyiv Region

    Russian strikes in the Kyiv region have resulted in the deaths of three people, including a child, and injuries to several others. The attacks occurred in the Brovarsky district, damaging private residential houses, outbuildings, and vehicles. A fire also broke out on the territory of a non-residential building. The strikes come as part of an ongoing series of attacks by Russia on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.
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    Kazakhstan Awards Over 75,000 State Educational Grants for 2026-2027

    The Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan has published the list of state educational grant recipients for the 2026-2027 academic year. More than 75,000 applicants will have the opportunity to study for free at universities across the country. Around 60% of educational grants are allocated for engineering and technical specialties, which are key to the industrial and technological development of the country. This year, around 127,000 applications were submitted, indicating a high demand for higher education under state order.
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    Emergency Drinking Water Reserve Tank

    The drinking water reserve tank is designed to store drinkable water long-term and space-saving for situations where public supply fails or is restricted. Strom outages, natural events, or technical malfunctions can affect the water supply faster than expected. The robust tank protects its contents, is suitable for various uses, and requires no boiling before use. It offers 5 liters of drinkable water with a 10-year shelf life, ideal for blackout, crisis, and emergency preparedness, with long-term storage without regular replacement.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv Military Industry and Fuel Facilities

    Overnight, the Russian Armed Forces launched a group strike using high-precision weapons against key targets in Kyiv. The strikes hit an industrial enterprise (Kyiv-111, LLC 'Fire Point') producing components and warheads for ground-based winged missiles 'Flamingo' and solid-fuel boosters. A fuel storage facility (Kyiv-3, LLC 'Grand Terminal') supplying petroleum products to the Ukrainian Armed Forces was also targeted. Additionally, two cargo ships delivering weapons and military equipment to Ukrainian ports south and east of Odessa were hit by strike UAVs.
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    Vehicle Crashes into Kota Kinabalu International Airport Terminal

    On August 7, a vehicle lost control and crashed through the glass at Kota Kinabalu International Airport in Malaysia, causing chaos and injuries. Airport staff and relevant authorities immediately responded, and police are investigating the cause. The reason for the vehicle's loss of control, the extent of injuries, and whether human error was involved are still under investigation.
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    Doctors Demand Urgent Action from Mónica García in Ceuta Healthcare Crisis

    The Official College of Doctors of Ceuta (COMCE) has requested the urgent intervention of Spanish Minister of Health Mónica García due to a 'healthcare catastrophe' in Ceuta, stemming from the migratory crisis. COMCE seeks García's on-site evaluation of the situation and adoption of extraordinary measures to reinforce healthcare capacity and protect public health.
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    Russian Diver Ruslan Ternovoy Wins European Championship Gold in 10-Meter Platform Diving

    Russian diver Ruslan Ternovoy has won gold in the 10-meter platform diving event at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris. This is Ternovoy's second gold medal at the tournament, having previously won the synchronized 10-meter platform event with Nikita Shleikher. The victory is Russia's fifth gold medal at the Championships, placing them fourth in the overall standings.
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