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The son of the head of Chechnya, Adam Kadyrov, has been hospitalized in serious condition after a car accident.

According to information received from a source in Grozny, roads to the hospital were closed due to Adam Kadyrov's arrival. "The roads are closed because Adam is in intensive care and unconscious. The condition of Kadyrov's son is not exactly known," he said. The opposition movement NIYSO reports that Adam Kadyrov's convoy "was moving at high speed," and at some point, an accident occurred when the column collided with an obstacle.

17.01.2026, 08:03

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Porsche Sales Fell the Most in 16 Years in 2025

In 2025, sales of Porsche cars decreased by 10% compared to 2024, totaling 279,449 units, according to the company's report. According to Bloomberg, this is the most significant decline since 2009, reports RIA Novosti. In the domestic market of Germany, sales fell by 16%, reaching 29,968 cars, while in the rest of Europe, the number of cars sold decreased by 13%, totaling 66,340 units. The Macan model became the best-selling vehicle, increasing its sales by 2% to 84,328 cars, of which

16.01.2026, 21:37

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TikTok implements age verification in the EU

In the coming weeks, TikTok will begin implementing a new age verification technology across the European Union. This decision comes in response to growing demands to restrict access to social networks for users under the age of 16, as reported by the Kazinform agency. The system, which has been tested over the past year, analyzes user profile data, their published videos, and behavioral signals to determine whether the account belongs to a person under the age of 13.

16.01.2026, 17:31

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Zelensky Responds to Trump: Ukraine Has Never Been and Will Never Be an Obstacle to Peace

In his address, Zelensky noted that Russia is the source of destructive missile attacks and attempts to destroy Ukraine. "These are clear examples of how Russia does not want peace agreements. When Ukrainians are left without electricity for 20-30 hours due to Russia's actions, and the strikes are aimed at undermining our energy infrastructure and the spirit of the people, it is Russia that should be pressured. I am grateful to everyone who supports Ukraine in this," he stated.

16.01.2026, 14:40

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Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Obstructing Arrest

Yoon Suk-yeol The court proceedings concerned the actions of Yoon Suk-yeol, who attempted to declare martial law in the country in early December 2024. He justified this decision by the need to combat "anti-state forces supporting North Korea." However, the state of martial law lasted only a few hours before being revoked by parliament, which soon voted for the impeachment of the president. Yoon Suk-yeol was removed from office and subsequently arrested. The court also found Yoon

16.01.2026, 14:19

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The former president of South Korea has been sentenced on one of the charges.

The Central District Court of Seoul has sentenced former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to five years in prison for obstructing an arrest related to the declaration of martial law in December 2024, as reported by Yonhap. This is the first conviction in the proceedings against the former president. The Korea Herald reports that the prosecution sought a total of ten years of imprisonment: five years for obstructing the arrest, two years for the illegal revision of the martial law decree,

16.01.2026, 13:31

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The Nobel Committee commented on the awarding of the Peace Prize to Trump

The Norwegian Nobel Committee commented on the transfer of the Peace Prize medal to U.S. President Donald Trump, carried out by Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado. In its social media message, the committee stated: “The Nobel Prize, once it has been announced, cannot be canceled, divided, or transferred to other individuals. This decision is final and remains in effect for all time... Although the medal may change hands, the title of Nobel Peace Prize laureate does not.”

16.01.2026, 13:13

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Former South Korean President Sentenced to Five Years in Prison

The Central District Court of Seoul has sentenced Yoon Suk-yeol, the former president of South Korea, to five years in prison. The charges relate to his actions concerning the imposition of martial law in December 2024, including attempts to obstruct arrest, according to the Yonhap news agency. This ruling marks the first judicial action against the former South Korean leader. The Korea Herald reports that the prosecution sought a harsher penalty — 10 years of imprisonment, of which five years

16.01.2026, 12:34

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Uzbekistan deployed a special unit with Bayraktar drones at the state border

A new special unit equipped with Bayraktar unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has been deployed at the Uzbekistan border. This was reported by the Chairman of the State Security Service (SSS) Bahodir Kurbonov on January 13 at an expanded meeting of the Security Council chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, as reported by "Fergana". “A new unit with Bayraktar drones has been put on combat duty,” Kurbonov noted.

16.01.2026, 12:16

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FIFA Received a Record 500 Million Ticket Applications for the World Cup

According to information from The Athletic, FIFA has announced that over 500 million ticket applications were received during the month-long application period for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In the near future, the International Football Federation will conduct a random draw for the distribution of tickets for all 104 matches of the tournament, the results of which will be announced in February.

16.01.2026, 11:12

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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Machado Presented Trump with Her Nobel Peace Prize Medal

After the meeting at the White House, Machado, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize last year, informed the press that she had "presented" her medal to Trump in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the fight for freedom. She also noted that the meeting was successful and her supporters can count on support from the U.S. president. Donald Trump highly appreciated this gesture and stated: "Maria presented me with the Nobel Peace Prize for my work. It was a wonderful

16.01.2026, 11:01

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Trump Received the Nobel Peace Prize. From the Opposition of Venezuela

"In recognition of his unique commitment to our freedom" Maria Corina Machado, leader of the Venezuelan opposition, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to U.S. President Donald Trump, as reported by DW.

16.01.2026, 10:52

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In 2025, Mongolia exported 83.9 million tons of coal

The statement from the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry notes that this volume is 5.6% higher than the results for the same period last year. The economy of Mongolia is largely dependent on the mining sector and the export of mineral resources. From January to December 2025, mining products, including coal, copper, and iron ore, accounted for 99.2% of the total export volume of the country.

16.01.2026, 10:25

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Seven European countries sent troops to Greenland. The White House stated that this will not affect Trump's plans.

Seven European countries have sent their military personnel to Greenland as part of an intelligence mission aimed at strengthening security in the region. According to Reuters, France sent the largest number of troops, dispatching 15 specialists. Germany contributed 13 personnel, while Sweden sent three officers. Finland and Norway each sent two soldiers, while the United Kingdom and the Netherlands provided one serviceman each.

16.01.2026, 10:25

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In Ukraine, the curfew will be eased in areas where a state of emergency has been declared in the energy sector.

On January 15, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko announced a decision regarding the curfew in regions where a state of emergency has been declared in the energy sector. This innovation will allow citizens to be outside and in public places, including shopping and entertainment centers, without the need for passes. The conditions for such establishments include the availability of heating, an autonomous power source, and stable communication, as they will serve as "points of

16.01.2026, 10:24

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Citizens Granted Direct Access to the Prime Minister via E-Mongolia and D-Gov.mn

Starting from January 13, 2026, citizens will have the opportunity to send their questions and suggestions directly to the Prime Minister through the digital platforms E-Mongolia and D-Gov.mn. As part of its citizen-oriented policy, the government has been actively implementing the D-Gov.mn electronic governance system for several years. This portal allows people to submit their initiatives and proposals on various issues, which, with sufficient public support, can be brought to discussion at

16.01.2026, 10:06

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A Dzud Has Struck Mongolia

Currently, nine out of 21 aimags, such as Uvs, Khovd, Zavkhan, as well as the central Övörkhangai and northern Selenge, are experiencing dzud conditions, according to a statement from the General Authority for Emergency Situations. Dzud is a term that describes severe winter conditions when a significant number of livestock die due to extreme cold or because the ground is covered with snow.

16.01.2026, 09:58

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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that television host Solovyov's remarks about Central Asia do not represent Moscow's official position.

During the "Solovyov Live" program that took place on January 10, Solovyov characterized Central Asia as "our" territory and suggested the possibility of conducting a special military operation in regions influenced by Russia. He also expressed the opinion that the loss of Armenia is a serious problem for Russia. Zakharova emphasized that Solovyov's words represent a personal opinion expressed within the framework of a private television channel. She added that his

16.01.2026, 09:54

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Mongolia to Deepen Cooperation with China in the Field of Responsible Mineral Extraction

At the meeting, an agreement was reached between the National Geological Administration of Mongolia and the Geological Administration of China to prepare a Cooperation Agreement in Geology, which will continue the previously signed Memorandum of Understanding in September 2025 at the "Mining Industry Week" event in Mongolia. The main goal of the new agreement is to jointly conduct research in the fields of geology and geochemistry in border areas, exchange specialists and train

16.01.2026, 09:53

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Export of combed cashmere from Mongolia increased by 28.7% in 2025

According to the announced data, compared to 2024, the export value has increased by 28.7%. As part of the program to develop local industry, it is planned to invest ₮198 billion ($57.5 million) in expanding the capacities of cashmere processing enterprises.

16.01.2026, 09:02

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main Highlights by the Morning of January 16

In the last 24 hours, foreign media and news agencies reported significant events in Ukraine and beyond, especially amid military actions. Here are the key points: According to the DeepState project, Russian military forces continue to advance in the Zaporizhzhia region. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko announced the possibility of easing the curfew in areas where emergency energy measures are in effect. As a result of attacks by Russian forces in the Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovsk

16.01.2026, 08:54

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Erdenes Tavantolgoi exports 200,000 tons of products per day, breaking its historical record

The export was carried out within 1,475 trips, exceeding the previous record by 11,236 tons. Of the total volume, 1,241 cargo batches weighing 168,712 tons were processed through the Gashuunsukhait customs point, while 234 batches, amounting to 31,729 tons, were processed through Khangi. Of this volume, 106,879 tons were supplied through the Mongolian Coal Exchange, which became a record figure for a single day since the beginning of 2023, when coal exports from the exchange started. This

16.01.2026, 08:51

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The All-Star Game of Professional Basketball in Mongolia will start today at the M Bank Arena

As part of this event, "All Stars," various activities are planned, including competitions for young talents, a long-distance throw contest, skill competitions, as well as men's and women's all-star matches. Additionally, the long-awaited "Mixed All-Star Match" will take place. The participation of 22 representatives from the fields of art, sports, and public life is expected, with teams led by famous Mongolian wrestlers Batmagnai and Orkhonbayar. According to the

16.01.2026, 08:51

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Donald Trump was "awarded" the Nobel Peace Prize

On January 15, U.S. President Donald Trump held a meeting with María Corina Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition. This was reported by DW. The main topic of discussion was the prospects for Venezuela following Washington's intervention in the country's affairs, particularly the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro. At the end of the conversation, Machado, who became a Nobel Peace Prize laureate last year, stated that she symbolically "presented" Trump with her medal in

16.01.2026, 08:24

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In the capital of Mongolia, one person died as a result of a fire in a house

The incident occurred on Wednesday in a traditional round dwelling known as a yurt, located in the Bayanzurkh district. As a result of the fire, a 58-year-old woman died, as reported by the Emergency Management Agency. Currently, the causes of the fire are still being investigated, the agency added.

16.01.2026, 07:05

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The Iranian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan commented on "internal state events"

In a recent press release from the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Kyrgyz Republic, questions are raised about the current events within the country. The document emphasizes that peaceful gatherings in Iran have a legal status and there are legal mechanisms in place for expressing demands and protests.

15.01.2026, 17:55

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In Australia, pancakes recognized as weapons of attack

In Australia, a verdict has been delivered against a woman who attacked a minister with a pancake. The incident occurred in the fall of 2023 when 56-year-old realtor Susanna Lee Milgate assaulted Natasha Fyles, who was then acting as the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, reports 1 News. During the attack, Milgate struck Fyles with a rolled pancake that was in a cardboard holder, leaving bruises on the Chief Minister's face. The woman explained her actions as a protest against the

15.01.2026, 17:08

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In Ukraine, martial law and general mobilization have been extended

Illustrative photo The martial law regime in the country is extended from February 3 and will be in effect until May 4 of this year. The bill was supported by 330 deputies, while at least 226 votes were required for its adoption. Additionally, the Ukrainian parliament also extended the period of general mobilization for 90 days, with 312 members of parliament voting in favor. Martial law in Ukraine was introduced in response to Russian military actions that began in February 2022, when

15.01.2026, 16:54

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Bild reported on the arrival of the first EU soldiers for exercises in Greenland

// Bild According to Bild, the first units of special forces and reconnaissance from Europe have arrived on the island to participate in the exercises. In the evening, a Hercules military transport aircraft belonging to the Danish army landed at the civilian airport in Nuuk. It is reported that onboard were not only Danish military personnel but also representatives from France.

15.01.2026, 16:51

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The Turkic Week has concluded in Vienna

Vienna hosted the second Turkic Week, which, as noted by the Secretary General of the Turkic Council Kubanychbek Omuraliev, confirms the establishment of a new sustainable tradition for the organization aimed at developing dialogue, deepening cooperation, and strengthening ties with the international community. Omuraliev expressed gratitude to Austria, the UN and OSCE representations in Vienna, as well as the chairing country of the Turkic Council — Azerbaijan, the heads of diplomatic

15.01.2026, 15:44

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Olympic Champion Masu Baker Trains Young Mongolian Judokas from Uvs Aimag

Masu Baker, who became the Olympic champion in judo in the under 90 kg weight category, won against the Georgian Varlam Liparteliani in the final of the competition in Rio de Janeiro. In the final, the Japanese judoka triumphed over the Georgian Varlam Liparteliani. Masu Baker came to Mongolia at the invitation of Batsuuri Namsraijav, who is an international judo master and honored athlete, to conduct a week of training for young judokas from Uvs aimag.

15.01.2026, 15:13

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Iran has reopened its airspace after a temporary closure

The flight ban was lifted at 3:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time, according to data from the Flightradar24 service. The first flights over Iran were resumed by Mahan Air, Yazd Airways, and AVA Airlines. The closure of the airspace occurred in response to reports that U.S. President Donald Trump was considering possible measures against Iran, where mass anti-government protests are currently taking place. On Wednesday, a senior U.S. official told Reuters about the withdrawal of some personnel from

15.01.2026, 15:12

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Iran has opened its airspace

According to RIA Novosti, the Iranian Civil Aviation Organization has confirmed that the country's airspace is once again open for transit flights, as well as for departures and arrivals. Recall that on Thursday night, the Flightradar24 service reported a temporary closure of Iranian airspace, which lasted just over two hours. This decision was made due to rising tensions and possible strikes from the United States, during which only international flights with special permission were

15.01.2026, 15:01

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Mongolian Tourist Organizations to Receive "Star" Ratings

As part of this program, new rules have been approved that define classification and rating standards for hotel and tourism services in accordance with the Tourism Law. The main goal of these standards is to improve the quality and accessibility of services in line with international norms, as well as to create conditions for providing government subsidies and stimulating foreign investments in this sector. Officials noted that the development of the rules took place with the active

15.01.2026, 14:45

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A new park covering 4.5 hectares will open in Ulaanbaatar.

Starting in 2026, the capital of Mongolia will see active development of green spaces and public parks, providing residents with more opportunities for recreation and leisure The greening efforts in Ulaanbaatar will cover the area around Nogoong-Nuur and the eastern avenue of the Gandantegchinlen Monastery. The increase in population and the emergence of new residential complexes in the 9th, 10th, and 11th khoros of the Sukhbaatar district necessitate the creation of new public spaces. As part

15.01.2026, 14:38

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Iran has closed its airspace to aircraft, Reuters reports possible US attack

The military operation may begin within 24-48 hours On Thursday morning, Iranian authorities announced the closure of the airspace over the country for all flights, except for those with special permits for international flights. This information was confirmed by data from the Flightradar24 service.

15.01.2026, 14:08

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EU Foreign Minister Kallas: Global Problems Look So Bad It's Time to Start Drinking

Kaja Kallas At an informal meeting where MEPs exchanged greetings for the upcoming New Year, Kallas made this joking remark. According to two witnesses, she clarified that, despite not having a habit of excessive alcohol consumption, current events might serve as a reason to consider such a step. At the same time, the foreign ministers of Greenland and Denmark were holding a meeting with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussing potential threats from Donald

15.01.2026, 13:51

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Mongolia and China Held a Round Table to Discuss Trade and Investment Cooperation

At the meeting held on January 9, 2026, at the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mongolia (NTPPM), key aspects of cooperation between the government bodies of Mongolia and Chinese investors were discussed. The President of NTPPM, Lkhagvajav Baatarjav, noted that the volume of bilateral trade between Mongolia and China reached $16.5 billion, accounting for about 80% of Mongolia's total foreign economic turnover. He emphasized that over the past decade, this figure has increased

15.01.2026, 13:50

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Japan will provide Mongolia with a grant of over $3.1 million to enhance the reliability of power grids

As of today, Mongolia generates about 80% of its electricity independently, while the remaining 20% is imported to meet domestic needs. The implementation of the project aimed at modernizing the electricity grid infrastructure will be made possible by a non-repayable grant of 500 million yen from Japan (approximately 3.14 million USD), provided by the Japanese government. The project includes the supply of necessary equipment, which will be provided to the state enterprises "National

15.01.2026, 13:46

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McConaughey registered trademarks for his meme images

In recent months, actor Matthew McConaughey has received approval from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to register eight trademarks related to his popular personas. This measure aims to protect his appearance and voice from being used in content created with artificial intelligence, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. The list of trademarks includes, in particular, images of the actor on a porch, as well as a three-second video clip of him sitting in front of a Christmas tree.

15.01.2026, 13:33

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Mongolia's Disaster Management Plan Revised and Approved

As part of the new plan, according to government representatives, mechanisms for management and coordination of actions to minimize risks associated with natural disasters will be improved, covering all levels of government. This will enhance the readiness and responsiveness of both local and national authorities, including ministries, agencies, as well as territorial units such as provinces, the capital, somons, and districts. As a result, this will ensure faster and more effective responses

15.01.2026, 13:19

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A citizen of Mongolia attempted to smuggle 75 kg of dried apricots and a fruit-nut mixture out of Russia.

In Buryatia, at the "Kyakhta" checkpoint, employees of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Irkutsk region and the Republic of Buryatia recorded a violation of quarantine regulations during the export of quarantine goods. This was reported by the agency's management. On January 13, 2026, a woman from Mongolia attempted to export 75 kg of dried apricots and a mixture of fruits with nuts. However, phytosanitary certificates for this product were not provided, which contradicts part 1 of

15.01.2026, 13:08

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The Government of Mongolia will update the National E-Services Registry next month

A detailed list of government electronic services, grouped by separate categories, will be compiled by next month. Currently, the Registry created by the Agency for Regulation of Government Electronic Services includes 785 different services provided by 56 government agencies. Given the process of digitalization, there is a need to update the registry due to several factors, such as digitized services that were not included in the current list, as well as services planned for digitalization.

15.01.2026, 12:57

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Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko is suspected of corruption

Yulia Tymoshenko, who holds the position of head of the "Batkivshchyna" faction in the Verkhovna Rada, has come under suspicion for bribing deputies in order to manipulate their votes. This was reported by Ukrainian media, noting that she has been served with a corresponding notification. According to a representative of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Olga Postolyuk, investigative authorities have gathered sufficient evidence to bring charges. It is also

15.01.2026, 12:45

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The New York Times: The Melting of Greenland's Ice Has Climate, Economic, and Geopolitical Consequences for the Entire World

The situation in Greenland affects the interests of billions of people around the world. The world's largest island is losing its ice cover at an alarming rate, which is linked to global warming. Greenland, with an area of approximately two million square kilometers (about 840,000 square miles), is covered by ice that is melting due to a sharp rise in temperatures in the northern latitudes. This phenomenon leads to serious changes in the Earth's climate stability.

15.01.2026, 12:20

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Iran's Foreign Minister Rejects Claims of Mass Casualties in Protests

In response to questions regarding the number of casualties, which, according to estimates from Western media, ranges from 2,500 to 12,000 people, Araqchi stated that the actual figures "are in the hundreds." He noted that the majority of the violence during the protests was initiated by terrorists who "opened fire on police and peaceful citizens to increase the number of victims and provoke U.S. intervention." “President Trump declared his readiness to intervene in the

15.01.2026, 12:08

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The year 2025 has become one of the three hottest in Earth's history

According to the European Climate Monitoring Service Copernicus (C3S), the year 2025 has become one of the three warmest years in the history of meteorological observations. The Deputy Director of C3S, Samantha Burgess, presented a new report titled "Global Climate Indicators" on January 14, noting that "2025 was only slightly cooler than 2023, while 2024 remains the warmest year on record." According to her, the past year marked new records in climate change: the average

15.01.2026, 11:38

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Iran has closed its airspace amid reports of a possible US attack

On the evening of January 14, Iran temporarily closed its airspace to all carriers except for international flights with prior permissions. This decision was published on the website of the Iranian Federal Aviation Administration, as reported by DW. Initially, the restrictions were in effect for two hours, but the deadline was later extended to 07:30 the following day local time, according to the AP agency.

15.01.2026, 11:32