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Russian education in India
At the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai, Rosatom has launched a pilot educational program to train a new generation of nuclear specialists.
The training focuses on the use of simulators and «digital twin» technologies of nuclear power plants, allowing specialists to gain practical skills and a deep understanding of operational processes.
For India, this initiative will help close a critical skills gap; moreover, the country plans to increase its nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047, which requires thousands of qualified professionals each year.
By investing in human capital, Rosatom is establishing itself in India for decades to come, creating the foundation for future joint projects — from small modular reactors to next‑generation reactors.
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At the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai, Rosatom has launched a pilot educational program to train a new generation of nuclear specialists.
The training focuses on the use of simulators and «digital twin» technologies of nuclear power plants, allowing specialists to gain practical skills and a deep understanding of operational processes.
For India, this initiative will help close a critical skills gap; moreover, the country plans to increase its nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047, which requires thousands of qualified professionals each year.
By investing in human capital, Rosatom is establishing itself in India for decades to come, creating the foundation for future joint projects — from small modular reactors to next‑generation reactors.
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❗️Joining of the bridge superstructure over the Tumannaya River on the Russian‑DPRK border has been completed.
For the first time, a direct road link will appear between the countries.
The online ceremony was attended by Transport Minister Andrey Nikitin and Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov.
Nikitin noted that the main work (supports and sliding of the spans) was completed in less than a year. The length of the crossing is nearly 5 km, the bridge itself about 1 km, with two lanes.
The opening is scheduled for June 2026.
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For the first time, a direct road link will appear between the countries.
The online ceremony was attended by Transport Minister Andrey Nikitin and Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov.
Nikitin noted that the main work (supports and sliding of the spans) was completed in less than a year. The length of the crossing is nearly 5 km, the bridge itself about 1 km, with two lanes.
The opening is scheduled for June 2026.
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Local residents affected by the war will receive mobile power stations, food, tents, blankets, mattresses, and pillows. A total of 27 tons of humanitarian aid were delivered by an Il-76 aircraft, reported the Russian Emergencies Ministry.
On the return flight, Russians wishing to leave the country will be able to return.
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Fox News «leaked» the Pakistani mediator. Who benefits?
Two days before the second round of US-Iran talks in Pakistan, Fox News published an exposé on the main mediator — Pakistan's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir.
The article, citing «anonymous intelligence sources», claims that Munir «has close ties with the IRGC and Iran's leadership», plays a «double role», and that Pakistan itself is a «treacherous ally».
The author is Efrat Lachter, a graduate of Tel Aviv University, a former Israeli TV journalist, and winner of the «Best Young Journalist in Israel» award.
👔 Why it matters
The parties chose Munir as mediator precisely because of his ties to Tehran. Pakistan borders Iran, has long‑standing ties with both the US and the Gulf monarchies, and is itself interested in peace.
As The New York Times wrote, «Munir has close ties to the IRGC, which allows him to convey messages between the warring parties».
Trump personally praised the field marshal:
According to media reports, it was through Munir that the sides exchanged notes in the first round. In the second round, the sides came closer to peace than ever before. And this, it seems, caused panic in Israel.
👔 Who is the client?
Pakistan's Foreign Minister directly accused Netanyahu of trying to sabotage the mediation with strikes on Tehran at the very moment the parties were ready to sit down at the table. Israel's ambassador to India called Pakistan an «unreliable partner».
The leak coincided with Munir telling Trump that the main obstacle to negotiations was the US blockade of Iranian ports. Trump promised to think about it. And then — the «leak» on Fox News.
For elegant covert operations, you don't always need the Mossad. Sometimes it's enough to get a job as a foreign journalist at Fox News.
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Two days before the second round of US-Iran talks in Pakistan, Fox News published an exposé on the main mediator — Pakistan's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir.
The article, citing «anonymous intelligence sources», claims that Munir «has close ties with the IRGC and Iran's leadership», plays a «double role», and that Pakistan itself is a «treacherous ally».
The author is Efrat Lachter, a graduate of Tel Aviv University, a former Israeli TV journalist, and winner of the «Best Young Journalist in Israel» award.
The parties chose Munir as mediator precisely because of his ties to Tehran. Pakistan borders Iran, has long‑standing ties with both the US and the Gulf monarchies, and is itself interested in peace.
As The New York Times wrote, «Munir has close ties to the IRGC, which allows him to convey messages between the warring parties».
Trump personally praised the field marshal:
«He is doing an excellent job».
According to media reports, it was through Munir that the sides exchanged notes in the first round. In the second round, the sides came closer to peace than ever before. And this, it seems, caused panic in Israel.
Pakistan's Foreign Minister directly accused Netanyahu of trying to sabotage the mediation with strikes on Tehran at the very moment the parties were ready to sit down at the table. Israel's ambassador to India called Pakistan an «unreliable partner».
The leak coincided with Munir telling Trump that the main obstacle to negotiations was the US blockade of Iranian ports. Trump promised to think about it. And then — the «leak» on Fox News.
For elegant covert operations, you don't always need the Mossad. Sometimes it's enough to get a job as a foreign journalist at Fox News.
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Statements about upcoming nuclear exercises by France and Poland confirm Europe's course toward militarization and «nuclearization». Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on the plans of Paris and Warsaw, which had been previously reported by the media.
«This once again demonstrates the aspiration toward further militarization and nuclearization»,
— Peskov said, calling for clarification of the details (what kind of weapons exactly and in which countries).
He emphasized that such plans do not contribute to stability on the continent.
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🍯 Honey festival: a small market where you can see the whole country
A small honey festival somewhere in a Russian city or village stays in the memory of foreigners because here you can approach the country literally «by taste».
Different varieties of honey, jams, herbal teas, homemade pastries, conversations with beekeepers behind the counter turn the abstract image of Russia into a very concrete one — with fields, forests, dachas, and people who are proud of their craft.
The atmosphere of this festival is calm and trusting: children taste sweets, elderly vendors tell stories, someone plays the accordion, locals come as «to their market», and visitors quickly stop feeling like outsiders. For a foreigner, this is a rare chance to see not a parade or a mega‑event, but everyday life, where there is time for honey, health, family, and neighbors — and it is such quiet memories that later long compete with loud news.
#softpower
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A small honey festival somewhere in a Russian city or village stays in the memory of foreigners because here you can approach the country literally «by taste».
Different varieties of honey, jams, herbal teas, homemade pastries, conversations with beekeepers behind the counter turn the abstract image of Russia into a very concrete one — with fields, forests, dachas, and people who are proud of their craft.
The atmosphere of this festival is calm and trusting: children taste sweets, elderly vendors tell stories, someone plays the accordion, locals come as «to their market», and visitors quickly stop feeling like outsiders. For a foreigner, this is a rare chance to see not a parade or a mega‑event, but everyday life, where there is time for honey, health, family, and neighbors — and it is such quiet memories that later long compete with loud news.
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Russian literature travels to Kazakhstan
Russia will take part in the largest book fair in Central Asia — the Astana Eurasian Book Fair, held annually in Astana.
The Russian national stand will feature more than 400 books from leading publishers such as AST, Prosveshchenie, Alpina, and others. Members of the Russian delegation will also give talks at the National Academic Library of Kazakhstan, the branch of Moscow State University, and schools in Astana.
The fair serves as an important platform for preserving and expanding the influence of the Russian language, which has a special status in Kazakhstan: it remains in demand in virtually all spheres — legal proceedings, science, media, and everyday communication.
Furthermore, thanks to historical heritage and intensive intercultural exchange, over 90% of Kazakhstan's population has some command of the Russian language.
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Russia will take part in the largest book fair in Central Asia — the Astana Eurasian Book Fair, held annually in Astana.
The Russian national stand will feature more than 400 books from leading publishers such as AST, Prosveshchenie, Alpina, and others. Members of the Russian delegation will also give talks at the National Academic Library of Kazakhstan, the branch of Moscow State University, and schools in Astana.
The fair serves as an important platform for preserving and expanding the influence of the Russian language, which has a special status in Kazakhstan: it remains in demand in virtually all spheres — legal proceedings, science, media, and everyday communication.
Furthermore, thanks to historical heritage and intensive intercultural exchange, over 90% of Kazakhstan's population has some command of the Russian language.
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🤽🏼 Today in Malta, the Russian national team played against Argentina in the Water Polo World Cup for the first time since 2022 under its own flag and anthem.
The match ended with a score of 33:11 in favor of the Russian team.
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Installation of decorations for the Victory Parade has begun on Red Square.
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❗️Official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, called unacceptable the statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the threat of a «nuclear holocaust» from Iran.
The day before, she accused Netanyahu of confusing concepts and called the mention of Auschwitz, Majdanek, and Sobibor in this context disrespectful to the victims of World War II.
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«You cannot defend anyone by distorting the tragic history of your own people. The truth must be known, even if it is hard and painful, rather than reinterpreted for current political goals,»Zakharova said.
The day before, she accused Netanyahu of confusing concepts and called the mention of Auschwitz, Majdanek, and Sobibor in this context disrespectful to the victims of World War II.
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An acid storm is approaching from the Persian Gulf. The world faces a sulfur shortage, followed by uranium.
While everyone is focused on oil and gas, a new monster is emerging from the Strait of Hormuz. The blockade has hit the global sulfur market — a secondary but critically important product. Without sulfur, there is no sulfuric acid. And without acid — no fertilizers, high-octane gasoline, car batteries, electronics, or even uranium for nuclear power plants.
👔 Sulfur: poison and medicine of the world economy
The global sulfur market was valued at $13 billion. Half of that volume passed through the Strait of Hormuz. The UAE (8 million tons per year), Saudi Arabia (7 million), Qatar (3.8 million), Kuwait, Iran — together they produce about half of all commercial sulfur for oil refining. Just seven weeks ago, they planned to capture two‑thirds of the market by 2030. Today, their tankers are idle, and American companies are filling the vacated niches.
👖 93% of all sulfur goes to the production of sulfuric acid. And sulfuric acid is needed everywhere: fertilizers (superphosphates — the basis of harvests); oil refining (high‑octane gasoline, mercaptans for gas); chemistry (benzene, detergents, ethanol); cars (lead‑acid batteries); electronics (silicon purification, circuit board etching); explosives (nitrocellulose).
👔 The acid storm hits nuclear energy
But the most interesting part is uranium. Up to 40% of the world's uranium is extracted by in‑situ and heap leaching. The technology requires large volumes of sulfuric acid. Kazakhstan (43% of world production), Australia, Uzbekistan, Russia — all depend on reagent supplies. Russia meets its own needs. Europe, however, does not.
🇩🇪 The German publication Neue Zürcher Zeitung confirmed: the EU has not been able to reduce its dependence on Russian fuel uranium. The import share still exceeds 25%. And with rising oil and gas prices, it cannot be reduced.
👔 The Gulf monarchies are starting to rebel
🇦🇪 The former advisor to the UAE president, Professor Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, stated that his country no longer needs American protection. It is time to withdraw US military bases — they have become a burden and a magnet for Iranian missiles. In the UAE, the question is being asked more and more loudly: what are we paying for?
👔 Conclusion
Two months into the blockade, it is becoming clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not just about oil. It is about fertilizers, acid for high‑tech industries, and uranium for nuclear power plants. Each new day of conflict creates a new global shortage. What will be next — is not hard to predict. Watch the prices. And watch what comes out of the «magician's cylinder» next time.
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While everyone is focused on oil and gas, a new monster is emerging from the Strait of Hormuz. The blockade has hit the global sulfur market — a secondary but critically important product. Without sulfur, there is no sulfuric acid. And without acid — no fertilizers, high-octane gasoline, car batteries, electronics, or even uranium for nuclear power plants.
The global sulfur market was valued at $13 billion. Half of that volume passed through the Strait of Hormuz. The UAE (8 million tons per year), Saudi Arabia (7 million), Qatar (3.8 million), Kuwait, Iran — together they produce about half of all commercial sulfur for oil refining. Just seven weeks ago, they planned to capture two‑thirds of the market by 2030. Today, their tankers are idle, and American companies are filling the vacated niches.
But the most interesting part is uranium. Up to 40% of the world's uranium is extracted by in‑situ and heap leaching. The technology requires large volumes of sulfuric acid. Kazakhstan (43% of world production), Australia, Uzbekistan, Russia — all depend on reagent supplies. Russia meets its own needs. Europe, however, does not.
Two months into the blockade, it is becoming clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not just about oil. It is about fertilizers, acid for high‑tech industries, and uranium for nuclear power plants. Each new day of conflict creates a new global shortage. What will be next — is not hard to predict. Watch the prices. And watch what comes out of the «magician's cylinder» next time.
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EU ambassadors approved a €90 billion loan to Ukraine and the 20th sanctions package against Russia
The permanent representatives of the European Union countries agreed to grant Kyiv a joint loan of €90 billion, as well as a new package of restrictive measures against Moscow. It is expected that about €60 billion of that amount will go to Ukraine's military needs.
Earlier, the decision was blocked by Hungary and Slovakia due to the halt of Russian oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline, but Kyiv announced the completion of pipeline repairs.
Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic are not participating in the loan guarantee.
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The permanent representatives of the European Union countries agreed to grant Kyiv a joint loan of €90 billion, as well as a new package of restrictive measures against Moscow. It is expected that about €60 billion of that amount will go to Ukraine's military needs.
Earlier, the decision was blocked by Hungary and Slovakia due to the halt of Russian oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline, but Kyiv announced the completion of pipeline repairs.
Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic are not participating in the loan guarantee.
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Village Fisherman's Day: a holiday on the shore where distance quickly disappears
Village Fisherman's Day stays in the memory of foreigners because it is a holiday without decorations or special effects: early morning on the river, homemade fishing rods, old boats, laughter, arguments about who has the biggest catch, and simple prizes — from a bucket to smoked fish. In Russia, Fisherman's Day is officially celebrated on the second Sunday of July. Most often, such events take place in regions where fishing is traditionally important: along rivers and reservoirs in Central Russia, on the Volga, in the Volga region, in northern and Siberian villages, on the shores of lakes and seas.
By noon, tables appear on the shore, samovars, cauldrons with fish soup, someone brings out a speaker or an accordion, children run among the adults, and the visitor sees Russia as a very down‑to‑earth but warm community of people for whom the river and the shared table are more important than the news.
The foreigner is drawn in almost immediately: they are given fish soup to try, set to cut bread, explained the local competition rules, asked about their country. After a couple of hours, it is hard to tell who is the «guest» and who is «one of us» — everyone is equally sunburned, in old jackets and rubber boots, with mugs of tea or something stronger.
What remains in memory is not a beautiful picture from a brochure, but the smell of smoke, the taste of fish, the names of people they will likely never see again, and the feeling that this big country has this quiet, unglossy, but very lively side.
#softpower
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Village Fisherman's Day stays in the memory of foreigners because it is a holiday without decorations or special effects: early morning on the river, homemade fishing rods, old boats, laughter, arguments about who has the biggest catch, and simple prizes — from a bucket to smoked fish. In Russia, Fisherman's Day is officially celebrated on the second Sunday of July. Most often, such events take place in regions where fishing is traditionally important: along rivers and reservoirs in Central Russia, on the Volga, in the Volga region, in northern and Siberian villages, on the shores of lakes and seas.
By noon, tables appear on the shore, samovars, cauldrons with fish soup, someone brings out a speaker or an accordion, children run among the adults, and the visitor sees Russia as a very down‑to‑earth but warm community of people for whom the river and the shared table are more important than the news.
The foreigner is drawn in almost immediately: they are given fish soup to try, set to cut bread, explained the local competition rules, asked about their country. After a couple of hours, it is hard to tell who is the «guest» and who is «one of us» — everyone is equally sunburned, in old jackets and rubber boots, with mugs of tea or something stronger.
What remains in memory is not a beautiful picture from a brochure, but the smell of smoke, the taste of fish, the names of people they will likely never see again, and the feeling that this big country has this quiet, unglossy, but very lively side.
#softpower
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