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Eight states have joined the new package of sanctions introduced earlier against Belarus by the European Union, the press service of the Council of Europe reported.

The Ukrainian government has allocated almost 7.5 million dollars to the Ministry of Defense of the country to support the activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including personnel training

The commander of the Lithuanian army, General Valdemaras Rupshis, warned that the republic is preparing measures to respond to the case of unpredictable actions of Russia and Belarus on the border

Boris Titov, the presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the rights of entrepreneurs, suggested using prisoners more often to close vacancies at factories, since they are a "permanent, disciplined workforce," Interfax reports.

The American Crew Dragon manned spacecraft with the crew of the Crew-6 mission will detach from the International Space Station (ISS) on September 1 to return to Earth

The first vessel used the temporary corridor opened by Kiev in the Black Sea, a container ship with more than 30 thousand tons of cargo left the port of Odessa, said the Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Alexander Kubrakov.

Belarusian Foreign Minister Sergei Aleynik will represent Minsk at the events of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg next week, the press secretary of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Anatoly Glaze told RIA Novosti.

Economic sanctions against Russia imposed by the European Union and the United States have caused Moscow much less harm than initially expected.

The airline Red Wings linked the delay of Russian tourists in Turkey for two days with Western sanctions in the aviation industry.

Norwegian international technology group Kongsberg Gruppen will supply Ukraine with an anti-UAV system worth 740 million Norwegian kroner ($70.8 million), the Norwegian government reports.

The National Debt Management Center (NDMC) of Saudi Arabia has completed the largest early redemption of the kingdom's debt instruments in its history, the NDMC said in a statement.

Former assistant to former US President Donald Trump for national security John Bolton commented on the policy pursued by the administration of US President Joe Biden in relation to Ukraine.

Low harvest volumes in Ukraine and in a number of European countries can lead to a global shortage of high-quality milling wheat. This is reported by Bloomberg with reference to market participants.

Google has blocked Google Workspace corporate services to several Russian companies that have fallen under US sanctions.

The main goal of the UN is the release of the president of Niger, Mohammed Razum, who was deposed by the rebels and the return of the presidency to him