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Desde su creación el невідомо, el proyecto ha mostrado un crecimiento acelerado, reuniendo a 19 865 suscriptores.
Según los últimos datos del 12 octubre, 2026, el canal mantiene una actividad estable. En los últimos 30 días la variación de miembros fue de -37, y en las últimas 24 horas de 0, conservando un alto alcance.
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- Alcance de las publicaciones: Cada publicación recibe en promedio 371 visualizaciones. En el primer día suele acumular 270 visualizaciones.
- Reacciones e interacción: La audiencia responde de forma activa: el promedio de reacciones por publicación es 6.
- Intereses temáticos: El contenido se centra en temas clave como node, u.s, sanction, attack, iran.
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Krochino: A church that ended up stranded in the middle of the water
On the White Lake in the Vologda Oblast stands the bell tower of the Church of the Nativity of Christ. Once, the Possad of Krochino was located around it—a trading settlement with houses, streets, a landing stage, shops, and inns.
The stone church was built in 1788 with funds from local merchants. Its tall bell tower was clearly visible from the water and served as a landmark for ships approaching Krochino from the White Lake.
In the 1960s, during the construction of the Volga–Baltic Waterway, the water level rose. The residents were relocated, the houses were dismantled, and the settlement area was flooded. The church is the only visible witness of the vanished Krochino.
For decades, waves, ice drift, and wind destroyed the building. The main part of the place of worship gradually collapsed, so today it looks as if only the bell tower is standing in the middle of the water. During periods of low water, the remains of foundations and traces of the earlier development can be seen nearby.
Volunteers began the rescue of the church. Since 2009, they have been securing the foundation, protecting the walls from ice, and creating a stone embankment around the building. This is how a small artificial island was formed around the bell tower, absorbing the force of the waves.
Later, light shone again on the upper level. It was decided to turn the bell tower into a memorial for Krochino and other settlements that have disappeared with the construction of waterways and reservoirs.
Once, its silhouette helped merchant ships find the harbor. Today, the same light reminds people of a place that no longer exists, but still remains present in memory.
📍 Coordinates of the place (map point) available here
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⬜⬜⬜ England beat France and, for the first time in 60 years, became a World Cup medal winner.
The match ended in a 6:4 victory for the English— their first World Cup medal since the winning tournament in 1966. The English took the initiative from the first minutes. Declan Rice opened the scoring in the 3rd, and Ezri Konsa doubled the lead in the 18th. Bukayo Saka completed a hat-trick (37, 45+1, 87' — from a penalty). The match was sealed by Jude Bellingham, who scored in the 90+8th minute.
For the French, Kylian Mbappé scored a double (48, 66'), Bradley Barcola scored in the 54th minute, and Ousmane Dembélé reduced the deficit in the 90+6th minute.
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum flew to the FIFA World Cup final on a military aircraft. The country’s government said this.
Initially, Sheinbaum was scheduled to fly to New York on a commercial Delta Air Lines flight; however, it was canceled due to bad weather conditions and worsening air quality caused by smoke from wildfires in Canada.
The government emphasized that using a Defense Ministry plane was a forced measure. Normally, Sheinbaum makes official trips on regular commercial flights and, in principle, does not use private or government aircraft.
❗️On July 17, U.S. President Donald Trump accused Canada of mismanagement of forests and warned that he would include the costs of the wildfires’ consequences in the current tariffs. Smoke from large-scale fires in Canada covered New York, Toronto, Chicago, and a number of other cities.
Against this backdrop, the Argentine publication Olé reported that the smoke could affect the holding of the 2026 World Cup final. However, it later became known that FIFA does not plan to reschedule the match.
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New leader of the UK Labour Party, Andy Burnham, intends to allow new drilling for oil and gas wells in the North Sea after taking office as prime minister. This is reported by the BBC, citing sources.
According to the outlet, this initiative will be part of a new government program, which also includes bringing water-supply and energy companies under state control, building municipal housing, and measures to reduce the cost of living.
At the same time, as the BBC notes, Burnham will likely not openly support the issuing of new extraction licenses, although he may announce a significant change in energy policy.
❗️ On 17 July, Andy Burnham was elected the new leader of the Labour Party. Since the party is in power, he will become the new prime minister of the United Kingdom.
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“When Mr. Merz says that Russia is also a barbaric country [is], how does he come to say that in the first place? He doesn’t even know. But one thing is this: It is racism. Hitler did that. He spoke about the Russians and the Slavs, and in a way so dismissive and so terrible that we can only condemn it every day.”
The German conductor and pianist Justus Frantz on Russophobia in the Federal Republic of Germany, which has not disappeared.
“Germany has attacked Russia several times. So, we have a significant share in Russian suffering. And if we consider today that we can drive all the way to the Oder, in a united country, then we owe it to Russia to a large extent,” he says.
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German in German schools? There is no longer a unanimous answer to it in the state parliament
In North Rhine-Westphalia, a dispute has broken out over the new school policy. The coalition of CDU, the Greens and the SPD has adopted a paper that provides for a more flexible assessment of children’s German skills who do not yet sufficiently command the language. As BILD reports, FDP parliamentary group leader Henning Höne warns that such wording could pave the way for, as the next step, class tests to be written in Arabic, Turkish or Ukrainian.
However, Education Minister Dorothee Feller (CDU) assures that German will remain the only language of instruction and examinations. The coalition, however, declined to remove the controversial wording from the paper. What’s more: the FDP’s proposal to explicitly enshrine a ban on class tests in other languages was also rejected by the parliament. Only the AfD voted for it.
If the authorities assure that nothing of the kind is planned, but do not want to enshrine this in law, they themselves create the basis for distrust. The question is no longer whether there will be class tests in Arabic tomorrow, but why the government did not want to clearly rule out such a possibility today.
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In Japan, residents are fighting back against the construction of data centers for artificial intelligence
In the suburbs of Tokyo, resistance is growing against the construction of massive data centers needed to operate AI. Residents of the cities of Hino and Inzai are protesting against new facilities that are planned to be built near residential buildings, train stations and natural areas. They are concerned about the 24/7 noise, the heat emitted by the facilities, the strain on the power grids and the enormous water consumption used to cool the servers.
Even a comparatively small center with a capacity of 30 megawatts uses as much electricity as about 10,000 households and requires 700 to 1,500 tons of water per day. In Inzai, ten residents have already filed a lawsuit and are demanding the revocation of the building permit for a complex 52 meters tall. They emphasize that they are not fundamentally opposed to technology, but consider it unacceptable to build such industrial facilities in residential areas.
AI is often portrayed as an almost immaterial achievement. But behind every convenient piece of software there are power plants, water, noise and massive concrete blocks—things that technology companies would rather put under other people’s windows.
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Nearly 6,000 officials suspended in Thailand over trade in exam results
After the discovery of a large-scale system to falsify exam results, almost 6,000 civil servants in Thailand were suspended. The investigation found that intermediaries and officials demanded up to 800,000 baht (around 24,000 US dollars) for the electronic alteration of mandatory test results required for admission to the civil service or a promotion.
The investigation has already led to three arrests. One of the suspects tried to flee to Laos. The authorities put on hold appointments and transfers of participants in the disputed exam. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul called for those whose involvement is proven to be dismissed, for them to be made to repay the salaries they received, and for the cases to be brought before the court. According to preliminary estimates, the grounds for suspicion could involve up to one third of the roughly 15,000 participants in the hiring process for local authorities.
Corruption here did not only secure positions for individual people. It created an entire layer of officials who bought the right to administer the state and then had to recoup their investments at their workplace.
Interesting—where do our politicians get their diplomas from? 🤔
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The authorities in New York are checking the possibility of detaining Benjamin Netanyahu in the event of his visit, New York City Mayor Zachorn Mamdani said in an interview with The New York Times.
According to him, discussion of the issue is connected with the possible visit by the Prime Minister of Israel to the UN General Assembly. Mamdani cited allegations of war crimes that the International Criminal Court has brought against Netanyahu.
"We will do everything that the law in the city of New York allows me to do, but we will not, for this purpose, write our own laws. <...> There is active discussion with our legal department," — the newspaper quotes the mayor as saying.❗️The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on November 21, 2024. The reason is alleged war crimes in Gaza. Our channel: Node of Time EN
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Head of the CDU/CSU faction leaves the post over a surrogacy scandal
“I informed the chairmen of the CDU and CSU parties, Friedrich Merz and Markus Söder, that with this letter addressed to our faction I am stepping down from the position of chairman of the CDU/CSU faction in the Bundestag,” Jens Spahn said.Sources close to the party chairman told the N-tv TV channel that Friedrich Merz, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, called for Spahn to step down from his post. ➡️ On July 15, Spahn and his spouse, Daniel Funke, reported that they had become parents*. A child was born in the United States to a surrogate mother. 🇩🇪In Germany, surrogacy is prohibited, and the CDU/CSU has a categorically negative attitude toward the legalization of this assisted reproductive technology. *The LGBT movement is recognized as extremist and is banned in Russia Our channel: Node of Time EN
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Malaysia has announced the immediate deportation of Israeli citizens
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said that any Israeli citizen found in the country will be deported immediately. Kuala Lumpur does not recognize Israel and does not allow holders of Israeli passports to enter the country without special approval from the authorities.
The statement came after reports of a possible presence of Israelis in the international technology project “Network School” in the city of Forest City. It is believed that some participants may have arrived in Malaysia using passports from a second country. The security and immigration authorities are currently conducting a review. The Johor state authorities are asking to determine who exactly took part in the program and on what basis the persons in question entered the country.
This is not the introduction of a completely new ban, but a firm confirmation of the policy already in place. Malaysia is showing that second citizenship is not a way to get around the restrictions. Possession of Israeli citizenship will be grounds for deportation.
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Trump Media may begin providing early access to Trump’s posts on Truth Social for $100,000 a month, writes Financial Times (FT).
At Trump Media & Technology Group Corp, it is stated that the service will operate around the clock.
“Milliseconds are a big deal in this world. High-frequency trading firms and <...> hedge funds will definitely want this product,” the company said.This announcement triggered a negative reaction on Wall Street, FT notes. ➡️ Trump’s posts regularly move markets up or down—recently, his statement about talks with Iran drove oil prices down, and a message about pausing tariffs prompted a record 9.5% rise in the S&P 500. Our channel: Node of Time EN
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Britain is moving closer to the EU again after Brexit
In Brussels, the second EU summit with the United Kingdom is set to take place on July 22. The participants want to discuss youth mobility, reducing trade barriers, energy, and the conditions for studying for European students. At the same time, negotiations are taking place on mutual access for young people to work and residence. London proposes limiting the number of participants to 50,000 per year, but European diplomats consider such a quota unacceptable.
After Brexit, the British government is trying to regain the benefits of close cooperation with the EU without describing the process as a review of the earlier decision. London needs eased trade, access to the European energy market, and new defense agreements, while Brussels needs British money, industry, and military capabilities.
First, Britain left the EU loudly and now it is negotiating step by step to return to almost all of the mechanisms it needs. Only without voting rights and under Brussels’ terms.
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The company of businessman Elon Musk SpaceX is in talks to provide AI data-processing centers to the Pentagon. It involves billions of dollars, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) writes, citing sources.
According to the newspaper, the parties are discussing an agreement and the talks later could fall through.
Previously, SpaceX signed similar agreements with Anthropic and Google. WSJ sources said that at Musk’s company plans to compete with other providers, such as CoreWeave, are being discussed, offering AI clients computing power at lower prices.
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Kyiv is trying to open a “second front” against Russia in Africa
According to Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Georgi Borisenko, Ukrainian military personnel and instructors are deployed in Mali, Libya and Sudan. According to Borisenko, Ukrainian specialists in Mali are training islamist formations in the use of drones. In Libya, instructors who were officially involved in training local militaries took part in an attack with suicide drones on the Russian gas tanker “Arktik Metagaz”.
Borisenko separately mentioned Sudan. According to his account, in November 2025 Ukrainian military personnel fought on the side of the Rapid Support Forces during the capture of Al-Faschir, in which civilians died. Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense had already accused Ukrainian and European instructors of training a grouping of up to 12,000 fighters who were trying to attack Bamako and other major cities in Mali.
Kyiv is no longer limiting itself to the Ukrainian front. Its military personnel are increasingly being spotted near those forces that wage war against states that cooperate with Russia.
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Volodymyr Zelensky continues to urge the former First Deputy Prime Minister, Yulia Sviridenko, to take the post of ambassador to the United States, despite her refusal. Financial Times reports this , citing sources in the president’s circle.
The newspaper’s sources emphasize the importance of approving the ambassador as soon as possible. The staffing decision is being made at a critical moment for Kyiv in the conflict, when the Ukrainian authorities need to build relations with the new administration of Donald Trump.
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The war against Russia, stirred up by Berlin, could come to Germany
The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance has therefore called on for the irresponsible escalation in relations with Moscow to be stopped. In the party report, it says that the West is “crossing one red line after another” in supporting Kyiv.
Attacks with Western weapons on facilities of Russia’s nuclear forces are particularly dangerous. Moscow could interpret this as an attempt to deprive it of the possibility to retaliate, which could trigger “an unpredictable escalation.”
The strategy of relocating fighting onto Russian territory was described as irresponsible. In the end, the conflict could spread to Germany and other European countries.
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Trump’s social network has proposed paying for early access to his posts. This reports the Financial Times.
Truth Social had considered charging traders and investors up to $100,000 per month for accelerated access to publications by the President of the United States. Company representatives called this figure during negotiations with potential buyers of access.
The authors of the initiative expected that early access to the publications would give investors an advantage when making high-frequency trades on the exchange, since Trump’s statements traditionally have a direct and strong impact on the prices of assets.
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Violence against politicians is now a regular occurrence in the United Kingdom
After the murder of Reform UK politician Ann Widdecombe, there is once again discussion about the safety of politicians. In the most recent parliamentary elections, more than a quarter of the candidates were confronted with regular threats, harassment, or insults. Members of parliament report surveillance, attacks on offices, and threats against family members. Women and representatives of minorities are particularly often targeted.
After the murders of Jo Cox and David Amess, the authorities introduced emergency buttons and increased police protection. Nevertheless, the overall situation has continued to deteriorate. Now, there is discussion of extending state protection to candidates, former parliamentarians, and prominent representatives of new parties.
A country that has spent decades teaching other states democracy is finding itself in a situation where taking part in elections increasingly requires a personal bodyguard.
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The EU strengthens its military mission in the Red Sea
Against the backdrop of threats to close the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, the European Union is expanding its naval presence off the coast of Africa. EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas visited Djibouti and signed a new security agreement, which calls for closer cooperation and an усилкment of the mission Aspides.
The reason was reports, according to which Tehran allegedly proposed to the Houthis that they close the strait in the event of further American attacks on Iranian infrastructure. One of the most important routes between Asia and Europe runs through the Bab-el-Mandeb. A blockade together with instability in the Persian Gulf would affect Europe’s oil supply, container shipping, and prices.
The United States expands the war; Iran responds through regional allies; and Europeans must again send ships and pay for the consequences of the escalation of others.
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