🪆🇷🇺 ‘Seven Wonders’ at Russia Expo in Moscow

Expo guests can build a jet, fly a helicopter, mine amber, strike oil, and drive a speed train. Russian industry giants like Rostec, Rosneft, and Russian Railways welcome visitors to experience their latest tech breakthroughs. Attendees also have a chance to get to know the vibrant multiethnic cultures of Russia’s 89 regions.

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🇷🇺 The stand of the Russian Ministry of Finance at the Russia exhibition featured an iconic fairground amusement: a glass cube with a heavy golden bullion bar. Visitors should try to pull out the piece of precious metal through a round hole using only one hand — a task that may seem easy to those who have never tried it.

Siluanov made three attempts to get the bullion, but all of them failed, showing that even the minister himself doesn't find it easy to get gold from the Treasury.

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🇮🇱🇵🇸 Latest updates on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict:

▪️The death toll from Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip has topped 9,400, with tens of thousands others being injured, a spokesperson for Gaza's health ministry said on Saturday.

▪️At least 150 health workers have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

▪️Erdogan says Ankara no longer sees Israel's Netanyahu as 'Interlocutor'

▪️Turkiye recalled its ambassador to Israel for consultations amid the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said.

▪️The IDF said it struck Hezbollah's rocket storage sites and military facilities.

▪️At least 12 people were killed and more than 50 injured in an Israeli strike on a school in the Gaza Strip, Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf Qadra said.

▪️Turkiye is ready to take on the role of a guarantor state in the conflict in the Gaza Strip, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, adding the situation is developing to the detriment of Israel's interests.

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🇲🇦 📸 Unearthing history: Major Roman-era site discovered in Morocco's capital, Rabat

In a major archaeological breakthrough, Moroccan experts have unearthed a sprawling Roman-era site in Rabat, revealing a port district, bath and cemetery dating back to the second century.

👉🏽 Take a look at Sputnik Africa's photo gallery for a fascinating glimpse into the lives of Roman settlers and Romanized Moroccans, or Mauro-Romans, during that period

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🇺🇸🇵🇸 Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the US capital of Washington D.C. to protest against Israeli military activities in the Gaza Strip and the US support for Israel, a Sputnik correspondent reported from the scene on Saturday.

The organizers expect some 30,000 people to take part in the pro-Palestine rally.

The participants are holding banners reading, "Resistance against the occupation is a human right," "Stop the Palestinian genocide," "Israel bombs hospitals, Biden funds it," "Biden, we will remember in November [of 2024)]," "Stop the war."

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❗️Exposed: Australia is sending weapons to the Middle East on civilian cargo ships

Local activists plan to fight the Albanese government’s proxy wars abroad by staging protests at ports. @AussieCossack breaks down the battle for Australia’s foreign policy future.

🇪🇺 Europe's migration problem could bring down governments, Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said on Saturday, adding that Austria now has the highest per capita burden of migration in continental Europe.

Germany should also discuss measures to combat illegal migration, Schallenberg said, adding that the deportation issue is an "Achilles' heel" of the European Union's asylum system.

To deal with the problem, European countries should put much more pressure on migrants' countries of origin and use the European Union’s influence, Schallenberg said.

"This means that we must question EU customs preferences or visa facilitation and adjust development aid for countries that do not cooperate with us on repatriation. But that's not all. First, we need a proper defense of our external borders," Schallenberg said.

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🪐 An ancient planet may have rammed into Earth about 4.5 billion years ago, leaving its remnants still lodged inside, a new study has claimed

Material detected near Earth’s core under swathes of Africa and the Pacific Ocean as far back as in the 1980s could be remnants of that celestial orb, named Theia, according to scientists at the California Institute of Technology. Furthermore, what was left of the impact resulted in the formation of the Moon.

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🇺🇸⚔️🇷🇺 NATO proxy war against Russia hurts the world economy, and the mideast crisis could finish it off

The latest explosion of violence in the decades-old Palestinian-Israeli crisis witnessed on October 7 threatens to wreck the global economy, with countries which are already hobbling along economically thanks to the ongoing NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine facing a new danger: $150 per barrel oil.

In its quarterly Commodity Markets Outlook report this week, the World Bank warned that energy and food prices will face a “dual shock” if the war in Gaza continues, pointing out that the crisis comes on the heels of the Ukraine conflict, which already saw “the biggest shock to commodity markets since the 1970s.”

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