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  1. ScienceEnergy Sci

    Neptune's Moons and Rings: Remnants of Destroyed Ice Worlds

    Neptune's 16 known moons, dominated by Triton, are believed to have formed from the disruption of ancient inner moons. Triton, captured from the Kuiper Belt, may have destroyed these moons, leaving behind dust and debris that now appear as narrow rings. The current tiny satellites and rings are remnants of these shattered icy worlds or new formations from their fragments, helping understand how giant planets survive cosmic catastrophes.
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  2. WorldAsia

    South Korea Records Historic High Temperature of 42.5°C

    South Korea's southeastern city of Miryang recorded a historic high temperature of 42.5°C, breaking the country's previous record set in August 2018. The Korea Meteorological Administration has issued high temperature warnings and alerts across the country, with temperatures expected to reach 39°C in some regions. This heat wave has been ongoing for five consecutive days and has led to the government raising the disaster response level. Authorities have advised people to take precautions against the extreme heat.
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  3. WorldAsia

    Turkish Inflation Rate for July 2026 Announced

    The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) has released the inflation figures for July 2026. The announcement, which was eagerly awaited by millions of citizens, investors, and economic circles, provides clarity on the monthly and annual inflation rates. The released data will also influence various economic areas, including rent increase rates and market price movements. The inflation rate for July was expected to be a key indicator for economic policies.
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  6. WorldMiddle EastEarthPublic Health

    Australia Confirms First Mass Mortality Event from H5 Bird Flu

    The Australian government has announced a significant outbreak of H5 bird flu, with the first mass mortality event recorded among wild seabirds in South Australia. The Agriculture Minister confirmed 74 cases, including the first mass die-off involving a large group of wild seabirds. Experts warn that this strain causes high mortality in wild birds and could lead to significant wildlife losses, potentially threatening native species. Australians have been urged not to touch or feed wild birds to prevent further spread.
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  7. WorldMiddle East

    Kyrgyz Republic Issues Gold Coin for 35th Independence Anniversary

    The National Bank of Kyrgyz Republic is introducing a gold collector's coin 'Independent Kyrgyz Republic - 35 years' starting from August 3, 2026. The coin commemorates the 35th anniversary of Kyrgyzstan's independence and features the national symbol, a snow leopard, on its obverse. The reverse depicts the number '35' with the Kyrgyz Republic's coat of arms inside, symbolizing the country's rich heritage and cultural diversity. The coin has a nominal value of '100 s' and a fineness of Au 999 with a weight of 7.78 g.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Public Debate on Draft Constitutional Amendments in Montenegro

    Montenegro's Parliament is hosting a public debate on Draft Constitutional Amendments from July 17 to 21. The debate will cover proposed changes related to the Prosecutor's Office, Judicial Council, and Central Bank. Representatives from professional communities, academic institutions, judicial bodies, NGOs, international organizations, and interested parties can express their opinions and suggestions. The debate is open and substantive, aiming to improve the proposed constitutional solutions. It will be held in the Plenary Hall of the Parliament of Montenegro, starting at 12:00 tomorrow.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Traffic Chaos: 20km Column to Montenegro Border, Waits Up to 28 Hours

    Due to multi-hour traffic jams towards the Karasovići border crossing, where waiting times to cross into Montenegro can reach up to ten hours, the mayor of Konavle Municipality Božo Lasić activated the Civil Protection Headquarters. The situation has practically paralyzed Konavle, with a 20km queue stretching from Čilip near Dubrovnik Airport. Locals are helping travelers by providing water and toilet access. The cause is attributed to a large number of tourists and the exit-entry system (EES) slowing down the process. Authorities are taking measures to alleviate the situation.
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  10. WorldPolicyRegulatorsMiddle East

    Montenegro to Establish State-Owned Company for .me Domain Management

    The Montenegrin government has initiated the process to create a state-owned company that will manage the national internet domain '.me'. This move is seen as a significant step towards regaining control of one of the country's most valuable digital resources, strengthening its digital sovereignty, and ensuring that the benefits from managing the domain are directed towards its development. The company will be established as a joint-stock company of strategic national interest under 100% state ownership.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Heat and Storm Alerts Across Spain and Canary Islands

    The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated alerts for high temperatures and storms across Spain and the Canary Islands. Six autonomous communities are on alert due to extreme heat, with Gran Canaria facing 'red' alert conditions. Storms with hail and strong winds are expected in Catalonia and Aragon. Intense heat continues in the Canary Islands, with temperatures reaching 40°C.
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  13. WorldMiddle East

    Hour-Long Waits at Tabanovce and Bogorodica Border Crossings

    Border queues are causing delays of up to an hour at the Tabanovce and Bogorodica crossings, both for entry into and exit from Macedonia. The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Macedonia (AMSM) reports increased vehicle frequency at these crossings, with no significant delays at other border points. AMSM advises drivers to adapt their speed to road conditions, respect traffic signals, and drive carefully on sections prone to landslides, such as Kratovo - Veles, Mavrovo - Debar - Struga, Vinica - Berovo, and Kochani - Delchevo.
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  15. SocietyLocal GovHealthcareJustice

    Ex-WFI Chief Brij Bhushan Singh Acquitted in Women Wrestlers' Sexual Harassment Case

    A Delhi court acquitted former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and former WFI assistant secretary Vinod Tomar in a sexual harassment case filed by six women wrestlers. The acquittal came after a prolonged protest by the wrestlers in 2023, demanding Singh's arrest. Singh was out on bail during the trial.
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  16. SocietyEarthEducation

    Teacher Recruitment Results Announced This Thursday

    The Ministry of National Education has announced the official calendar for the announcement of results of professional examinations and teacher recruitment contest. The results of the professional exams held on 11 July 2026 will be announced on Monday 3 August 2026 via the electronic accounts of the candidates on the digital platform mowadaf.education.dz, with the publication of the lists of successful candidates at all levels of education. The results of the recruitment competition for teachers will be released no later than this Thursday.
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  19. SportsBoxing

    Cape Verde Goalkeeper Fozinya Set to Join Moroccan Club Renaissance Berkane

    After a series of delays in his trip to Santiago, Cape Verde's national team goalkeeper Fozinya is now close to joining Moroccan club Renaissance Berkane instead of Chilean club Colo-Colo. The 40-year-old's transfer was initially announced by Colo-Colo via social media, but Berkane has reportedly reached an agreement with Bobi, Fozinya's former coach, and is preparing an official offer.
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  20. WorldMiddle EastWeather

    Ukraine's Drone Strikes Target Wildberries Warehouses Across Russia

    Ukrainian drones have been attacking Wildberries warehouses across Russia since mid-July, with at least 14 facilities hit, causing fires and disruptions. The latest attack occurred in the Vladimir region on August 2. Ukraine claims Wildberries supports Russia's war effort by selling dual-use goods, while the company denies involvement. The strikes have forced Wildberries to look for warehouses abroad, including in Kazakhstan.
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  22. SocietyLocal GovAsiaBiodiversitySkills

    15-Year-Old São Paulo Youth Player Killed by Gunshots During Game in Maceió

    Micael Leandro da Silva, a 15-year-old player from the youth team of São Paulo FC, was killed by gunshots while playing a friendly match in Maceió, Alagoas. The incident occurred on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Micael was taken to the Hospital Geral do Estado but did not survive his injuries. Both São Paulo FC and CSA (Micael's former team) expressed their condolences. Police suspect the crime was committed by mistake and is linked to disputes between drug trafficking factions.
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  24. BusinessTradeEquitiesRatings

    FPIs Return to Indian Equities, Invest Rs 20,200 Crore in July

    After four months of outflows, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) returned to Indian equities in July, injecting Rs 20,200 crore. This renewed interest was driven by attractive valuations, improving corporate earnings, and easing global headwinds. Consumer services, metals, and healthcare sectors attracted the highest inflows. Markets now await the RBI policy, Q1 earnings, and global developments.
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