Taiwanese temple delegation to meet Pope Francis
Tsai Yung-te, the temple's chair, departed for Rome on Thursday evening.
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Russian forces report capture of strategic village in DPR
The Russian Defence Ministry emphasized that the operation resulted in a significant defeat of Ukrainian troops, allowing the Russian forces to seize one of the largest settlements in the Toretsk agglomeration.
Rodnina’s views on life in Moscow sparks controversy
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Russian forces secure New York settlement in DPR, set to rename as Novgorodskoye
Boris Rozhin report indicates that over 90% of the village had been liberated by Russian forces the previous evening, with the remaining Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters driven out or fleeing the area.
US East and Gulf Coast ports face imminent strike starting October 1
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has issued a notice indicating that, without a new labor agreement, its members will initiate a strike at key ports, including those in New York, New Jersey, Savannah, and Houston.
United Airlines suspend Tel Aviv flights amid rising regional tensions
Meanwhile, Germany's Lufthansa has expanded its suspension to include not only Tel Aviv but also flights to Tehran, Iran, and Beirut, Lebanon, until August 12.
Beyond the surface: USS Holland (SS-1) – unraveling general characteristics and operational history
A turning point in naval innovation was the USS Holland (SS-1), the US Navy's first modern submarine. When it was launched in 1897, it displayed innovative technology and design. During its 1900–1905 service, it invented submarine tactics and technology.