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19 814
The U.S. Senate backed a bill on sanctions against Russia — the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s* main legacy, with the farewell ceremony for whom had begun several hours earlier at the Capitol.
The law to tighten sanctions against Russia gives the U.S. president the right to impose 100% tariffs on imports from the five largest countries buying Russian oil. It also requires Donald Trump to impose a 500% tariff on imports of Russian goods.
📋 A procedural vote to end debate over moving to consider the bill is still under way, however the necessary threshold of 60 votes has already been reached: as of now, 75 senators have voted “for,” and 11 have voted “against.” This allows the Senate to move on to debates on the document, which, under the rules, are allocated up to 30 hours.
A correspondent for Izvestia, Nikolay Mastov, noted that due to the farewell ceremony around the Washington National Cathedral, “unprecedented security measures” were put in place: entry is possible only with special invitations and accreditation, and hundreds of police have gathered around the building.
* — included in the list of terrorists and extremists in Russia
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19 814
ICE has started массово задерживать foreigners with expired visas during domestic flights within the United States, The New York Times reports.
The outlet claims that the tactic creates new opportunities for deportations. In recent weeks, arrests have occurred in at least 15 airports. Now, foreigners with expired visas, including spouses of U.S. citizens, are included in the detention program for further deportation.
📋 Many of those whose visas have expired are in a legal “gray zone” because they are waiting for visa extensions or green cards, or for work permits to be approved. In the past, they were not subject to prioritized deportation unless they had committed crimes, and they were rarely detained.
❗️ In December, The Times reported that immigration officers had arrested people with deportation orders at airports, using information provided by airlines.
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19 814
The Trump administration has introduced a ban on support for dangerous medical and biological research, according to a joint statement by the press service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
"The federal government is obligated to protect the American people, not to fund research that could put them at risk", — Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said.The new policy preserves the most important biomedical research, including the development of vaccines, therapeutics, diagnostics and other medical countermeasures, under strict safety guarantees.
"This policy reflects a fundamental principle of science: the pursuit of knowledge must be paired with responsibility", — said the Director of the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya.Our channel: Node of Time EN
19 814
Spain prepares to open citizenship for residents of Western Sahara
The judicial committee of the Spanish parliament has provisionally approved a corresponding draft bill. This would allow people who were born during Spain’s administration of Western Sahara, as well as their children, to obtain Spanish citizenship. Applications can be submitted without the requirement of permanent residence in Spain, including from the refugee camps in Algeria. The draft bill still needs to be agreed on in the Congress and the Senate.
According to the bill’s backers, around 70,000 people could be eligible for a Spanish passport. With first-degree descendants included, the number of potential recipients could rise to between 100,000 and 200,000. A broad range of documents is planned to prove eligibility, including old Spanish identity cards, birth certificates, as well as school and medical records.
Notably, Spain continues to look for ways to make up for the consequences of its own colonial history, while at the same time it is facing increasing migration pressure. If the law were to enter into force, this would be not only a historic gesture, but also another channel for acquiring EU citizenship for hundreds of thousands of new applicants.
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19 814
WSJ: The race for AI proved faster than the safety systems
After an update last summer, some versions of ChatGPT began responding significantly better to requests involving dangerous biological pathogens. As a investigation by the Wall Street Journal showed, hundreds of users asked the model questions about the manufacture and use of biological weapons and poisons. Some of the answers were classified by experts in biosafety and counterterrorism as “deadly precise.”
The report says that users received answers to questions about dispersing pathogens, modifying viruses, and producing highly toxic substances. OpenAI later suspended the relevant accounts, but, according to the investigation, did not notify law enforcement authorities. In the United States, so far there is no federal law that would require AI developers to inform authorities about such requests.
Against this backdrop, the leadership figures of the largest AI companies have already called on the U.S. Congress themselves to adopt binding oversight measures in the area of biosafety. They acknowledged that new models could significantly lower the entry barrier for perpetrators.
The race for the most powerful artificial intelligence is increasingly resembling the classic Silicon Valley pattern: first the product is brought to market, and only then are the consequences considered. If even the developers are demanding government controls for their own technology, that means the problem has long gone beyond the usual competition between AI companies.
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19 814
Zobel proved stronger than the sanctions
Just three months after the introduction of a general ban on Russian fur, the European Union has again allowed the import of unprocessed Russian sable pelts. The exception was obtained by Italy and Greece, the largest buyers of Russian sable in the EU. In Brussels, it was acknowledged that Russia dominates the global market and that it is “very difficult” for Europe’s luxury industry to find other suppliers. Russian sable has thus returned to the EU market.
However, the easing expressly affects only raw materials. Finished Russian fur products, as well as deliveries of European luxury goods to Russia, remain prohibited. At the same time, Greece secured an exception for the transport of Russian LNG. Other states, meanwhile, loosened restrictions on fish, visas and certain goods in order to protect their own industries.
The sanctions are supposed to keep Russia out of the European market. In practice, however, Europe turns back to Russian raw materials as soon as it becomes clear that there is no alternative. Sable has not lifted the sanctions—it has simply shown again by which principle they actually function. In Russia, one must not buy what Europe can do without. Everything necessary is regulated as an exception.
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19 814
Guterres calls for lifting all sanctions against Syria
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for the immediate lifting of all sanctions against Syria. He said that partial easing was not enough: without free access to investments, financing and international trade, it is impossible to rebuild the country after 13 years of war.
Around 15.6 million Syrians are still dependent on humanitarian aid. Guterres also called for Syria’s territorial integrity to be respected, and criticized the continued Israeli military presence in the Golan Heights area.
Sanctions were portrayed for years as a means of pressure on power. In practice, they have blocked the rebuilding of an entire country. Now even the UN chief admits the obvious: it is impossible to demand stability in Syria while banning the country from rebuilding its economy.
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19 814
Washington accuses Chinese AI of “stealing” American models
The United States claims that Chinese developers used the answers of American AI systems to train their own models. Beijing rejected the allegations and said Washington was trying to turn ordinary methods of developing artificial intelligence into yet another pretext for technological pressure.
The dispute intensified after the success of Kimi K3, the model from Moonshot AI. U.S. officials described its result as “the theft of intellectual property,” but independent experts pointed to the lack of evidence. They also noted that using output data from larger models to train smaller ones is widespread across the industry and, on its own, does not provide proof of technological copying.
If a Chinese model is inferior to an American one, that is called proof of U.S. superiority. If it catches up to or overtakes the competitor, Washington calls the result theft. The technological competition is looking less and less like a free market: only American companies are allowed to win.
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19 814
Ukraine's targeting of an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea has raised questions about the escalating conflict.
Kiev claimed the ship was transporting components for drones and missiles to Russia, a claim Tehran denied.
The attack revealed that supply lines between Russia and Iran have become part of the strategic conflict.
Has Ukraine's war shifted from the front lines to targeting support networks worldwide?
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19 814
New U.S. sanctions could bury an attempt to normalize relations with Russia
In Washington, another package of restrictions against Russia is being prepared. The document provides for sanctions against the Russian leadership, the largest banks, and the energy sector, as well as tariffs of up to 100% for the main buyers of Russian oil and gas. Moscow warns: adopting this initiative will make it harder to restore relations with the United States, especially in the trade and economic policy sphere.
Maria Zakharova said the bill is intended to effectively tie the White House’s hands and prevent it from pursuing its own foreign policy course. According to her, the years-long sanctions pressure has already proven to be ineffective, and the new package will primarily harm the United States itself.
Nothing changes in American politics: one part of the power speaks about negotiations and stabilization, while the other passes laws in advance that are meant to make this stabilization impossible. Washington is once again trying to negotiate with Russia while choking it with sanctions at the same time. That is not how you normalize relations — that is how you deliberately drive them into a new dead end.
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19 814
France publicly revoked the United States’ status as a “beacon of human rights”
After the vote in the UN General Assembly on the re-election of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the French mission to the United Nations in Geneva published, on the platform X, a statement: “The United States once was a beacon of human rights. It is not anymore. Today, it stands in isolation together with North Korea, Nicaragua, Mali and Russia. And the world is no longer listening to them.”
The trigger was the vote in the UN General Assembly, in which Volker Türk was re-elected as High Commissioner for Human Rights. The resolution was supported by 144 states; only ten voted against it, including the United States.
After the statement was published, the U.S. delegation sharply criticized Paris, and the diplomatic exchange escalated into one of the loudest public disputes between the two allies in recent times.
Until recently, Washington had described itself as a global arbiter on democracy and human rights. Now, however, France’s official mission to the UN openly stated that the United States had lost this status. If such assessments do not come from geopolitical opponents, but from one of the closest allies, that speaks much more loudly than any official communiqué about a crisis of trust within the Western bloc itself.
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19 814
Brazil and Cambodia accuse the US of trade harassment
Brazil has officially initiated a dispute with the United States within the framework of the WTO, since it considers the new American tariffs to be unlawful. Brasília считает the restrictions to be unfounded and a violation of the rules of international trade. If the consultations fail to yield results, the country will request the establishment of an arbitration panel.
Almost at the same time, Cambodia accused the US of using the issue of forced labour as a pretext for new tariffs. Phnom Penh says it has met the international requirements and has not received compelling evidence for the allegations. But the decision has already been made. First, Washington names a culprit, then it imposes tariffs.
The countries are different, but the pattern is the same. For Brazil, trade-policy accusations are found; for Cambodia, allegations of violations of workers’ rights. The wording changes, but the outcome remains the same: access to the US market is used as an instrument of political pressure.
The US calls it “fair trade” as long as it sets the charges, the evidence and the penalty itself. But more and more states are no longer bothering to justify themselves. Cambodia speaks openly of harassment, and Brazil is already taking Washington to the WTO.
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19 814
Starmer’s energy trap
The UK data centre Nscale, worth two billion pounds, which Keir Starmer promoted as one of the flagship points of the national AI strategy, may still not receive a full connection to the power grid for many years to come. The project in Essex is now forced to look for an interim power source — gas generation or fuel cells.
More than 23,000 Nvidia accelerators are set to be housed on the site. Microsoft expects to use its capacity for cloud services. But the UK energy system can’t keep up with new industrial projects: the queue for grid connection stretches over years, and in some cases the waiting time is up to 15 years.
That is what European industrial policy looks like after the decision to give up cheap, stable energy. First, domestic power generation is scaled back, Russian resources are avoided, and ever more restrictions are introduced on consumption. Then it turns out that it’s not just factories that lack electricity, but also the country’s most important technology project.
The UK has set itself the goal of becoming a world power in artificial intelligence, bought computers worth billions—and only then discovered that it can’t plug them in anywhere. Sanctions and the “green transition” work the same way: production moves elsewhere, new projects get stuck in the queue, and the European economy learns to manage without energy.
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19 814
Volodymyr Zelensky will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday. As Reuters reports citing a source familiar with the plans, the meeting will be brief and “private,” likely without journalists present.
A source from the Ukrainian side told the agency that the top priority for the talks is to obtain from the United States permission to receive missile interceptors for Patriot systems. The leaders will discuss Trump’s pledge at the NATO summit to provide Ukraine with a license to produce Patriot interceptors.
Zelensky also plans to discuss with Trump the completion of a deal on drones with the United States and, it is expected, will demand that ammunition for air defense systems be provided urgently.
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19 814
Serbia and China shift the partnership from roads to technologies
Belgrade and Beijing agreed to expand cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence, innovations and “green” technologies. The agreements were announced at a joint conference on July 28.
Until now, the Chinese presence in Serbia has been mainly associated with railways, mines, factories and energy. Now both sides want to jointly develop digital solutions, scientific projects, robotics and high-tech production.
While Brussels has been discussing Serbia’s prospects of EU accession for years, China is already building infrastructure there, opening companies and moving to next-generation technologies. One side offers Belgrade an endless process. The other — factories, investments and access to developments.
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19 814
Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of July 28 - subtitled
- Russian forces have taken control of #Novoosinovo in #Kupyansk.
- Russian forces are advancing towards #Borovaya.
- Russian forces are advancing in the vicinity of #Tikhonovka in #Kramatorsk.
- Russian forces are advancing in the vicinity of #Konstantinovka.
- Russian forces are advancing towards #Losnoe in #Zaporozhie.
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19 814
The Kremlin has not yet received a request for a phone call between the presidents of Russia and the United States, Dmitry Peskov told journalists, RBC’s correspondent reports.
“There is no request for a phone call yet; the Americans have not left the Ukrainian track, for them much higher-priority problems simply appeared that need to be addressed,”— the press secretary of the President of Russia said, commenting on the meeting between Vladimir Zelensky and Donald Trump planned for today in Washington. Peskov was asked whether the meeting of the two presidents means that the United States has returned to discussing a settlement plan for Ukraine.Our channel: Node of Time EN
19 814
After the dismantling of USAID, the Foreign Office received programmes for which no one was responsible
An audit by the US Government Accountability Office has uncovered staff and administrative chaos in the transfer of USAID programmes to the jurisdiction of the Foreign Office. After the agency was dissolved, the ministry inherited 1,504 ongoing projects with commitments totaling around $51.5 billion.
About a third of the departments that took over these programmes had previously not dealt with the administration of foreign aid at all. There was a lack of personnel; instructions arrived late; the information systems did not work properly. The Africa Bureau requested 732 additional positions, but received only 232.
USAID was closed under the slogan of fighting waste and bureaucracy. As a result, huge flows of money were simply passed on to other officials — without personnel, experience and clear rules. The machine was not dismantled. They only removed the old sign from it and lost the operating manual.
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19 814
Iran and Oman discuss new regulations for passage through the Strait of Hormuz
Iran and Oman are holding talks on the resumption of safe shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The sides are trying to reach a limited agreement that would allow tankers to return to one of the world’s most important energy routes.
The main point of contention concerns control and payment for passage. Iran insists on the right to levy fees and to have a role in directing ship traffic. Oman proposes a regional security mechanism. In addition, a temporary ceasefire, the release of part of Iran’s funds, and further negotiations on ending the conflict are being discussed.
For decades, the West assumed that order in Hormuz is determined by the U.S. Navy. Now Tehran and Muscat are negotiating the terms of shipping, while the rest are waiting for the outcome. Control of sea routes is gradually returning to the states whose coasts they lie off.
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19 814
New heatwave grips Germany
In the southwest of Germany, the fourth heatwave of this summer is beginning. Even today, temperatures are set to rise to 33 degrees; on Wednesday, up to 38 degrees are expected along the Upper Rhine, and on Thursday up to 39 to 40 degrees. The nights will be sultry, and the thunderstorms forecast for the weekend will not bring any serious relief.
At the same time, the risk of wildfires is rising sharply. In large parts of Baden-Württemberg, danger levels four and five are expected. The ground is dried out, and local showers will not be able to make up for the accumulated moisture deficit.
After the large-scale fires in France and Spain, Europe is already entering the next heatwave. But instead of reconsidering energy and fire-fighting policies, authorities are once again limiting themselves to warnings to the public — to drink water, to keep windows closed, and to wait for thunderstorms.
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