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China adds 20 more Japanese entities to export restrictions list
China has added 20 Japanese companies and institutions, including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, to its export restriction list, citing national security and international non-proliferation obligations. Japan has protested the decision, calling it unacceptable.
Russia says will take additional measures against Finland lifting nuclear ban
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Finland's lifting of the nuclear weapons ban will require Moscow to take additional political and military-technical measures.
Russia fines Twitch, Telegram and Pinterest a total of 10.5 million rubles
The Tagansky District Court in Moscow fined Twitch, Telegram and Pinterest 3.5 million rubles each for failing to remove banned content.
Belarus warns Ukraine against border violation: 'We will respond with all our potential'
Belarus Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Sekreta said that Minsk will respond with all its potential if Ukraine violates the border. Ukrainian President Zelensky had previously demanded that Belarus remove military equipment from the border.
Russian Prime Minister Mishustin says government responds instantly to support proposals for special military operation
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said the government responds almost instantly to additional support proposals for participants of the special military operation. Mishustin also stated that he received good feedback on this matter during a meeting with Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko.
Europe scorched by heat wave: more than 1,300 people dead
Extreme heat that has been affecting Europe since the end of June has caused at least 1,300 deaths. France recorded over a thousand 'excess deaths,' while experts warn that climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves.
Russian writer says Russia cannot repeat Iran's tough negotiation model against the US
Russian writer Yevgeni Fyodorov wrote that Russia cannot replicate the resolute model Iran displayed in negotiations with the US, and that strategic position and nuclear deterrence limit Moscow's options.
US-Iran tensions shake markets: Oil rises, gold falls
A ceasefire reached after renewed clashes between the US and Iran over the weekend and a return to talks on the Strait of Hormuz created mixed movements in markets. Oil prices rose on a risk premium, gold fell under pressure from interest rate expectations, and a recovery in tech stocks lifted Wall Street.
China and Russia hold joint air and naval maneuvers near Japan
Chinese and Russian bombers and warships conducted simultaneous air and naval maneuvers near Japan and Taiwan, reinforcing deterrence messages in the Western Pacific.
Iran-US conflict reduces Strait of Hormuz ship traffic, sides declare ceasefire
The number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to 22 over the weekend following clashes between Iran and the US. As the sides agreed to halt attacks, US President Trump announced Iran's request for a meeting.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan says contacts with Putin will take place soon
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he will contact Russian President Vladimir Putin soon. Pashinyan told reporters, 'There will be contacts soon, I am sure.'
Drone attack on oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region kills one
Drones, reported to be Ukrainian, targeted the Slavyansk-ECO oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region. The attack caused a fire, killed one person and damaged energy infrastructure.
A pickup truck, a loan, and an abandoned factory: How Hamdi Ulukaya conquered America
A child herding flocks in a small village in Erzincan would one day become the owner of America's biggest yogurt brand and Turkey's richest person. Hamdi Ulukaya bought an abandoned factory with a government loan and founded Chobani; today his fortune is $13.7 billion, and his
With only a backpack she went to America; now she owns the company that builds NASA's spacecraft: Eren Ozmen
At age 22, Eren Ozmen went to the United States with nothing but a backpack and almost no English. Today, she owns Sierra Nevada Corporation, which builds spacecraft for NASA. She and her husband sold their home to buy a 20-person company and turned it into a massive aerospace and defense empire with thousands of employees. According to Forbes, her fortune is $4.4 billion. Here is the story of a Turkish woman living the "American dream."
He started by stocking market shelves, rose to the top of Coca-Cola: Muhtar Kent's 40-year journey
Muhtar Kent, who entered his Coca-Cola career through a newspaper advertisement and sold cola traveling across the country in trucks, became the CEO and chairman of the board of one of the world's most recognized brands after nearly 40 years of journey. The son of a diplomat father, Kent's story is a textbook example of starting from the bottom and reaching the top. Here is a story of patience and determination.
A Turkish professor made the world's 5G possible: Erdal Arikan and the 'polar codes' revolution
Behind the 5G speed on your phone is a Turkish scientist: Prof. Dr. Erdal Arikan. At Bilkent University, he solved a problem that had remained unsolved since Shannon's 1948 work, inventing 'polar codes'. In 2016, these codes were adopted as the international standard for 5G. A quiet revolution by a genius who holds the Shannon Award, Hamming Medal, and more. Here is a story that proves the power of basic science.
Jan Koum, who grew up in a house without running water, to the app where 3 billion people message
Jan Koum grew up under the Soviet regime in a house that didn't even have water. At 16, he immigrated to America, where he waited in food stamp lines. Years later, he founded WhatsApp and sold it to Facebook, which had rejected him, for $19 billion. He signed the deal at the door of the social welfare office where he once queued for aid. This is a story of perseverance and principles.
Leonardo Del Vecchio rose from an orphanage to create the world's eyewear empire
Leonardo Del Vecchio, orphaned at seven and apprenticed at 14, built Luxottica into the world's largest eyewear empire with brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley and Persol. When he died in 2022, his fortune exceeded $24 billion, completing an epic rags-to-riches story.
From a homeless father to Wall Street: Chris Gardner, the real hero of 'The Pursuit of Happyness'
The man Will Smith portrayed in 'The Pursuit of Happyness' was real: Chris Gardner. This homeless father, who slept in subway bathrooms, parks, and church shelters with his young son, started as an unpaid intern and became a stockbroker on Wall Street, then founded his own brokerage firm. Here is the inspiring story of perseverance and fatherly love.
Two failed ventures, one VW minibus and a world-embracing camera: Nick Woodman
After his first two ventures failed, losing investor money and feeling humiliated, Nick Woodman came up with the GoPro idea on a surfing trip to clear his head. He sewed straps on his mother's sewing machine, sold necklaces from a minibus, and created an entire action camera industry from scratch. He became a billionaire in 2014. Here is the story that proves failure is not fatal.

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