America Bolivia 77 gold bars seized at Viru Viru Airport in compliance with a court order have been delivered to the Central Bank of Bolivia; the total weight recorded during the valuation process is 189.503,9 grams with an average purity over 90%
Europe Finland This summer, domestic tourists preferred domestic destinations, as reflected in the summer accommodation statistics, with May-July figures exceeding the pre-pandemic level
Africa Egypt First pouring of concrete for the construction of the second reactor of the Dabaa nuclear power plant has been set for 19/11; the construction of the reactors of the country's first power plant has been entrusted to the Russian company Rosatom
America Argentina An attempted assassination against Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner failed: just as the killer was about to pull the trigger inches away from her, the gun jammed
Europe Albania Experts have expressed dismay after Prime Minister Edi Rama on Wednesday raised the possibility of again allowing online gambling, saying the move would be harmful and regressive
Asia India The Indian Navy was under international spotlight yesterday as the new flag - national tricolor emblem instead of St. George’s cross - was presented and the first locally produced aircraft carrier INS Vikrant commissioned to the fleet
Asia Oman Salalah Mills Company announced the arrival of over 61.000 tonnes of wheat from Australia, which will contribute to enhancing wheat stocks in the Sultanate and meet the needs of the local market for more than six months
Africa Morocco Given the record drought, new restrictions have led to a ban on washing cars with drinking water; a local start-up Ewash is committed to using less water, using dry cleaning, saving an average of 150 litres of water per wash
Africa Lesotho At the orientation day ‘Paving the way for industry ready graduates’ at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, new students were urged to work hard to get good marks rather than cherish romantic relationships with lecturers
Oceania Fiji The CEO of Consumer Council of Fiji recently stated that no self-styled astrologer has the ability to change the course of your life in return for money, warning social media users and the public against astrological advertisements online
Europe Monaco Monte-Carlo Gala, charity event organised by the Prince Albert II Foundation since 2017, was supposed to be held at the end of September, but will be suspended this year, according to Monaco-Matin journalists, because of the war in Ukraine
Asia Turkey 'Digiverse', a 5.000 square meters virtual universe centre in Antalya, has opened doors to visitors; it offers a 3D experience with naked eye, where AI, Art, technology and entertainment are blended
Africa Mali An exhibition entitled 'Protecting our cultural heritage for future generations' at the National Museum in Bamako will be open until 30 September, showing 200 objects seized from illicit trafficking
Oceania Tonga The night curfew was reduced to 1:00 am to 5:00 am, following the increase in weekly flights to Tonga, after the gradual reopening of the international border on 1 August; the state of emergency will last until the end of the month