It happens 1 day after the WEF cleared its founder, Klaus Schwab, of corruption charges
In Statement, the WEF said:
We are honored to take on this leadership role on an interim basis at a pivotal time for the World Economic Forum. As the organization moves into a new chapter, we look ahead with clarity, purpose, and confidence in the Forum’s enduring mission.
The world is more fragmented and complex than ever, but the need for a platform that brings together business, government, and civil society has never been greater. We believe the Forum can serve as a unique catalyst for cooperation, one that fosters trust, identifies shared goals, and turns dialogue into action.
We remain optimistic. The Forum has an opportunity to help drive international collaboration in a way that not only generates prosperity but distributes it more broadly. This renewed vision can promote open markets and national priorities side by side, while advancing the interests of workers and stakeholders globally.
We look forward to helping shape a more resilient and prosperous future, and to reinventing and strengthening the Forum as an indispensable institution for public-private cooperation.
Larry Fink
André Hoffmann
Interim Co-Chairs, World Economic Forum
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Waving Georgian, Ukrainian, European Union and US flags, georgians marched on their capital in support of Ukraine as US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about the ongoing war in Ukraine
A large amount of Georgian people, despite its isolationist government, are fond of Ukrainian cause given its own experiences in the past with Russian Federation
https://news.1rj.ru/str/georgia_man/5320
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"Today Bolivia is experiencing a decisive day for its future and for democracy in our region.
All of Latin America is paying close attention to what happens, because every free election strengthens peace and integration among our nations.
Sovereignty lies in the will of the people, and its respect is the foundation of democratic coexistence.
We reiterate our commitment to transparent elections, to the peace of nations, and to the right of citizens to decide their destiny in freedom."
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The move is being carried out in accordance with the directive of the political echelon, and as part of the IDF’s preparations to move the population from combat zones to the southern Gaza Strip for their protection.
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📝 Arnaud Bertrand: There are indeed more and more reports that China may be undergoing a pretty major shift and is now getting more serious in supplying "friendly countries" with serious defense systems.
Heck China itself said so, with the defense ministry recently saying that "China is willing to share military equipment achievements with friendly countries", which is a pretty clear statement.
Apparently they've reportedly already supplied Iran with advanced HQ-9B air defence batteries last month to protect itself against future Israeli attacks. And maybe now surface-to-surface ballistic missiles
This may signal that China is now starting to play a game it always tried to avoid. The Iran attacks may have convinced them that given the current context, when push comes to shove, countries need to know their partners can offer credible deterrence against military aggression.
And it seems to be credible indeed, given Israel's "alarm" at the news
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'The fact we lost territory so fast, so rapidly, is because we are not adjusting to Russian tactics,' said Capt. Artem Kulachevich, 40, a drone commander in the 82nd Brigade. The Russian troops who launched the surprise assault this week were unskilled, he said, but they got past more experienced Ukrainian soldiers whose reconnaissance teams failed to detect them in tree lines...
Volodymyr, 49, a battalion commander, said his brigade has tried to hold this key part of the front line by maintaining it as “a kill zone” that protects infantry by killing the foot soldiers before they reach Ukrainian positions.
But his most urgent need, he said, is people, and as he waits for recruits, Russia is staging new offensives...
Vitalii, 46, a unit commander in the battalion, said he was hit last week by a Russian drone but had the shrapnel removed and returned to the fight because he feared abandoning his troops. His men are holding the line south of Pokrovsk, which pushed Russia to find weaknesses elsewhere. The fight has left his soldiers exhausted and in desperate need of reinforcements they just don’t have.
'We lack people,' he said, but the brigade still manages to kill about 30 Russian troops per day. If Ukraine cedes that land, he said, Russia will use the people and resources from the occupied land 'to fight against Ukraine.'
Retreat, he added, is not an option."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/08/15/ukraine-donbas-fighting-russia-summit-trump/
https://archive.is/RHRB0
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Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief, Alexandr Syrsky, sent three brigades, the 12th "Azov", the 92nd and 33rd in addition to 5 battalions from three other brigades.
This will likely lead to the abandonment of the Bryansk incursion and weakened other sectors of the frontline such as east of Kupiansk near the town of Petropavlovka, where Russia captured a series of trenches and dugouts which resisted for 12+ months nonstop bombardment and attacks.
However, the Donetsk military administration expects the situation to get worse in the oblast as it has given new evacuation orders for about 38 settlements, including the major cities of Druzhkovka and Alexeyevo-Druzhkovka.
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#BREAKING | Israel has declared it will begin relocating residents from combat zones in Gaza to the southern region starting Sunday, ahead of a planned offensive to seize Gaza City.
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Since the start of the month, China is seeing a massive wave of chikungunya spread in its most wet regions, with dozens of nations, specially EU, Japan and US, as well the WHO issuing warnings after the Asian country registered +7000 cases in 1 week
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It is known that since the 2020 Financial Crisis, which resulted in the collapse of the real estate market in China, local governments and regional companies in China have been suffering from a liquidity crisis, which is seen in the delay in paying workers.
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#BREAKING | Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky:
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Putin has no successes in the Donetsk region; in 12 years, he has not been able to capture it.
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Three dams have dropped to 0%.
Kaveh Madani, an Iranian expert on water management, referred to the damage as "irreversible" and not a crisis but "a state of failure."
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🇮🇷BREAKING: Iran's Water Resource Management Company says the twelve most important dams for drinking water and agriculture have less than 10% of their water storage.
Three dams have dropped to 0%.
Kaveh Madani, an Iranian expert on water management, referred…
Three dams have dropped to 0%.
Kaveh Madani, an Iranian expert on water management, referred…
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NBC News: Is giving Putin all of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Crimea being discussed?
US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio: The Ukrainians are not willing to give that up and no one's pushing Ukraine to give that up...If there's gonna be a peace deal, it's not gonna look like that.
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⚡️⚡️⚡️Black Sea Standoff: Russia’s Drone Strike and Ukraine’s Chilling Warning
At the end of July, Russian forces reportedly carried out a special operation near Odesa, striking a vessel carrying military cargo with an unmanned boat. Moscow called the mission a success.
But Kyiv responded the very next day with a stark threat: repeat such strikes, and Russia’s merchant fleet will be “buried.”
Days later, a Russian tanker Anna heading to the Bosphorus was shadowed by three Ukrainian sea drones. They didn’t attack. Instead, the silent escort looked more like a warning shot — a demonstration that Ukraine can strike, but chose not to.
The tanker made it through. Yet, almost immediately, Russia’s Black Sea Fleet quietly shelved its own naval drone programs, declaring there was “no need” for them. Was this sudden retreat a coincidence — or proof that Kyiv’s message hit its mark?
The Black Sea has become not just a frontline, but a chessboard of threats and signals. And every move now matters.
@project_omnis
At the end of July, Russian forces reportedly carried out a special operation near Odesa, striking a vessel carrying military cargo with an unmanned boat. Moscow called the mission a success.
But Kyiv responded the very next day with a stark threat: repeat such strikes, and Russia’s merchant fleet will be “buried.”
Days later, a Russian tanker Anna heading to the Bosphorus was shadowed by three Ukrainian sea drones. They didn’t attack. Instead, the silent escort looked more like a warning shot — a demonstration that Ukraine can strike, but chose not to.
The tanker made it through. Yet, almost immediately, Russia’s Black Sea Fleet quietly shelved its own naval drone programs, declaring there was “no need” for them. Was this sudden retreat a coincidence — or proof that Kyiv’s message hit its mark?
The Black Sea has become not just a frontline, but a chessboard of threats and signals. And every move now matters.
@project_omnis