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Russia makes massive oil discovery in the Arctic
An enormous oil reserve with an estimated 82 million tons of oil has been found in the Pechora Sea, according to Russian energy giant Rosneft.
Thanks to drilling operations in the Medynsko-Varandeysky region, the field was found.
The company's statement on Wednesday stated that "during the tests, a free flow of oil was achieved with a maximum flow rate of 220 cubic meters per day," adding that the "oil is light, low-sulfur, low viscosity."
The Pechora Sea exploration efforts, according to Rosneft, demonstrated thehigh oil potential of the Timan-Pechora province on the shelf and served as the foundation for further research and development in the area.
According to reports, the corporation has 28 offshore permits in the Arctic, with eight of those being in the Pechora Sea.
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During a three-week trial in Singapore, autonomous robot Xavier patrols a neighborhood mall to detect "undesirable social behaviors" such as disobeying Covid-19 safety precautions, smoking in restricted locations, and incorrectly parked bicycles.
Singapore has begun testing robots to patrol public areas and dissuade bad behavior as part of its latest push to expand its robust surveillance toolkit.
Singapore, ranked as one of the safest countries in the world, has put two autonomous robots on trial to detect bad behavior such as disobeying Covid-19 safety measures, smoking in prohibited areas, and improper bicycle parking, according to a statement released by Singapore's Home Team Science and Technology Agency on Sunday.
The two patrol robots, known as Xavier, are outfitted with cameras that can detect inappropriate social behavior and send real-time notifications to the command and control center, according to the report.
The test is taking conducted in a high-traffic area of central Singapore.
The robots would be used for surveillance and presenting messages to educate the public on good behavior during the three-week trial, according to the government. During the experiment, the robots will not be used for law enforcement, according to a representative for the agency.
"The deployment of Xavier will assist public police by reducing the amount of manpower necessary for foot patrols and increasing operating efficiency,", the agency said.
Singapore's home affairs minister, K Shanmugam, announced in August that the city-state wanted to have more than 200,000 police cameras stationed across the island state in Southeast Asia by 2030, more than doubling the present number.
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The maximum deposit protection in individual Thai bank accounts is being cut from 5 million baht to one million baht, or approximately 22,000 British pounds, as on August 11. Inevitably, this has sparked a social media frenzy among overseas retirees and others concerned that their cash accounts may vanish overnight, or that the Thai banking system as a whole may be in jeopardy. It's best to relax.
The Deposit Protection Act of 2008 was enacted in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. Over the years, the quantities protected were gradually reduced until they reached five million baht. The Thai Cabinet then declared in April 2020 that the one million restriction would take effect in August 2021. According to Kasikorn Research Center, this still represents 98.03 percent of total depositors participating in 35 financial institutions.
It is necessary to make comparisons with other countries.
There isn't a consistent trend.
Cambodia currently lacks regulated deposit protection, whereas the Philippines protects most accounts for 500,000 pesos (about 7,000 pounds).
The highest limit in the UK mainland is 85,000 pounds, but it is 50,000 pounds in the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, where most British expats have been pushed to lodge their accounts in recent years. The maximum amount of money that can be protected in the EU is 100,000 euros.
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According to the most recent data from the UK Office of National Statistics (ONS), the US economy had the worst performance among the Group of Seven most developed Western nations in the second quarter of 2022.
The G7 comparison was issued by the ONS along with news that the British economy shrank by 0.1% from April to June. The results show that during the same time, the American economy shrank by 0.2%.
The economy of Canada apparently performed the best, expanding by 1.1%. While Germany's economy stalled, so did that of Italy and France.
A FactSet Economics analyst poll predicts that Japan, a G7 country, will announce its GDP figures on Monday, with a growth of 0.8% quarterly or 2.5% annually.
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Japan's ex-PM Abe showing no vital signs after shooting.
Shinzo Abe, the former prime minister of Japan, was reportedly shot while delivering an address, according to local media sources.
Witnesses reported hearing two loud noises prior to #Abe's collapse.
On Friday morning in the city of Nara, Abe, 67, tripped and fell to the ground while giving a speech. He was observed bleeding.
Around 11.30 am, former prime minister Abe was shot in Nara.
One individual has been arrested and is thought to be the shooter.
According to top cabinet secretary Hirokazu Matsuno, the condition of former prime minister Abe is currently unknown.
He also called the attack "unforgivable."One witness told NHK that "Shinzo Abe was giving a speech and a man emerged from behind"
Despite the loud bang, he didn't collapse. The spark and smoke from the second shot were more noticeable.
According to local fire and hospital personnel, Abe was in a state of "cardiopulmonary arrest" and had no vital signs when the gunshot occurred.
In Japan, the phrase is frequently used to denote a person who has lost all vital signs but has not yet been declared dead by a coroner.
Online videos that appeared to show both the shooting and its aftermath showed Abe giving his address just before a loud explosion and a cloud of smoke broke out behind him.
Before Abe was flown to a hospital for treatment, paramedics could be seen treating him. A makeshift gun can also be seen in a photo taken at the scene.
A man in his 40s who is believed to be the shooter has been detained for attempted homicide and is currently being questioned by police.
This past weekend, Abe, the longest-serving prime minister in Japan, participated in parliamentary election campaigning on behalf of the governing Liberal Democratic party.
According to Japanese officials, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida canceled his campaign rallies and would shortly be returning to Tokyo.
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Netherlands: Super-mutant HIV strain discovered
In the Netherlands, a new highly transmissible and dangerous HIV strain has been discovered, confirming scientists' greatest fears.
After evaluating more than 6,700 positive samples, an international joint investigation lead by researchers from the University of Oxford's Big Data Institute found 109 occurrences of the novel 'virulent subtype B' (VB) variant.
The study discovered significant variations in the genomes of the VB strain and other HIV variants.
"People who had the VB variation had a viral load (the amount of virus in their blood) that was 3.5 to 5.5 times higher,", the researchers noted. Their findings were reported in the scientific journal Science.
"In persons with the VB variation, the rate of CD4 cell decline, which is a hallmark of immune system damage caused by HIV, occurred twice as fast, placing them at risk of acquiring AIDS much more quickly,", according to the study.
Patients who were infected with the VB strain had a higher chance of spreading the virus to others.
These findings back up long-held fears that new changes in the HIV-1 virus could make it much more contagious and lethal.
AIDS now affects 38 million people globally, according to the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS, and 36 million people have died from AIDS-related illnesses since the epidemic began in the early 1980s.
The number of VB cases that have been found is minimal, but the true number is likely to be much larger.
"Importantly, individuals with the VB variant showed similar immune system recovery and survival after starting therapy as people with other HIV variants," the study concludes.
Another piece of good news is that, according to researchers, the VB variant's expansion has been declining since roughly 2010, following the strain's introduction in the late 1980s and 1990s, and its more rapid growth in the 2000s.
"However, because a new strain causes a faster loss of immune system defenses, "it is crucial that individuals are recognized early and treated as soon as possible,"", according to the researchers, who also stressed the significance of frequent testing for at-risk individuals.
" Because the VB version has so many mutations, more research could help uncover "novel targets for next-generation antiretroviral medicines," ", according to the researchers.
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Malala Yousafzai announces wedding
Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, announced her engagement to Asser Malik on Tuesday. "Asser and I tied the knot to be companions for life," she said on social media alongside images from the ceremony. In Birmingham, the Pakistani activist married.
Actress Priyanka Chopra thanked Malala and gave her best wishes when she announced the news. "Congratulations Malala," Priyanka said on Instagram, re-posting a photo of the newlyweds.
I wish you nothing but joy and happiness..." "You are an incredible vision," the actor said of Malala's wedding outfit."Today marks a special day in my life," Malala wrote with photos of her wedding in an Instagram post.
Asser and I exchanged vows to be life mates. We had a tiny nikkah ceremony with our families at home in Birmingham. Please offer us your well-wishes.
We're looking forward to embarking on this trip together."Malala told Vogue magazine earlier this year that she was unsure if she would ever marry. "I'm still perplexed as to why people feel compelled to marry.
Why do you have to sign marriage papers if you want someone in your life? Why can't it just be a partnership?" she was reported as adding.
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Hot record. Spain 510 dead in 7 days.
The heat wave that has hit Spain for days has caused 510 victims.
The number is reported by the Efe news agency based on data from the Carlos III Health Institute. The data, which adds the same source, relates to the period 10-16 July.
Of the recorded deaths, 442 are people over the age of 75. Madrid dealing with about 20 fires that are still not under control in different parts of the country, from the south to Galicia, in the far north-west.
Here the flames destroyed about 4,500 hectares of land. The latest victims of the fires are a firefighter, who died Sunday evening of burns while trying to put out the flames in the Zamore province in the northwest of the country, and a sheep farmer found lifeless in the same hilly area.
'Climate change kills,' said Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez during a visit to the Extremadura region, where firefighters fight three large fires.“It kills people, it kills our ecosystems and biodiversity,” he stressed, linking the situation in Spain to climate change.
The heat wave in the country is expected to subside on Tuesday, but the respite will be brief as temperatures will rise again on Wednesday, especially in the dry region of western Extremadura.
Record heat and maximum alert for fires also in Portugal, where they reached 47 degrees centigrade, a record for the month of July.
In the Lusitanian country, fires have so far killed two people, injured about 60, and destroyed between 12 thousand and 15 thousand hectares of land.
The French region of Gironde is also in the grip of two huge forest fires that have so far burned more than 14,000 hectares of vegetation, also reaching the Atlantic coast, and forced the evacuation of over 5,000 people from their homes.
That of France, at the moment, remains the most serious situation with the Parisian authorities engaged on two fronts.
About 4,200 hectares went up in smoke in La Teste-de Buch, near the Arcachon basin: the situation quickly worsened when the fire crossed the departmental road 218 along the coast on Sunday evening.
On social networks, photos and videos, taken from the sea, show the huge front of the fire, several tens of meters high, which devours the beaches of the Lagoon and Salie, a few kilometers south of the Dune du Pilat.
From Monday morning, 'navigation is also prohibited in the western part of Lake Cazaux-Sanguinet', explains the prefecture. In the second fire in Landiras, inland, the flames burned 9,800 hectares.
The fires and heat waves that are ravaging vast areas of the planet show that humanity is facing 'collective suicide,' warned United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, reprimanded by the Guardian, as governments around the world struggle to protect people from the impacts of extreme heat.
Guterres told ministers from 40 countries gathered to discuss the climate crisis: 'Half of humanity is in danger, due to floods, droughts, extreme storms, and fires.No nation is immune. Yet we continue to feed our dependence on fossil fuels ”. And he added: “We have a choice. Collective action or collective suicide. It is in our hands ”.
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According to Kraft Heinz CEO Miguel Patricio, consumers will have to become accustomed to rising food prices as a result of pandemic-stricken countries and the global energy crisis, which have placed a great pressure on the world's food suppliers.
Patricio acknowledged that the world's fifth-largest food and beverage firm has raised prices on items including ketchup and baked beans "where appropriate around the world."
In the United States, the company's home market, Kraft Heinz has reportedly raised prices on more than half of its products, and it expects to do so worldwide. The warning comes as the UN Food and Agriculture Organization stated that rising ingredient costs, such as cereals and oils, have driven global food prices to a 10-year high.
Unlike past years, Patricio noted that inflation was "across the board." The Covid-19 pandemic, which reduced both output and supply due to the surge of illnesses and measures to control the virus' spread, resulted in a major drop in raw material production around the world, ranging from crops to vegetable oils.
When the vaccination rollout allowed economies to reopen, the resurrected supply couldn't keep up with the rapidly rising demand, resulting in price increases. Moreover, the issue has become even more problematic due to rising energy prices.
"This is especially true in the United Kingdom, where truck drivers are in short supply." Logistic expenses have increased significantly in the United States, and there is a manpower scarcity in key sections of the economy," Patricio stated, as quoted by the BBC.
He emphasized that not all cost increases should be passed on to customers, and that some expenses should be absorbed by manufacturers. “I believe it is up to us, the industry, and other firms to try to minimize these price increases,” he said, adding that “there is a lot to come in technology to improve farmer effectiveness” in the long run.
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