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Leaked data shows Turkmenistan tracks 613 citizens for overseas pursuit (opens the original)
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Leaked data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) of Turkmenistan reveals a systematic list of citizens targeted for arrest based on political and religious grounds. The documents, analyzed by turkmen. news and OCCRP, indicate that the state maintains a long-term infrastructure for tracking and extraditing critics living abroad. By late 2022, the registry contained 613 individuals, including both Turkmen and foreign nationals. Of these, 93 were flagged under political charges, including "t
Altai Republic Formalizes Hospitality Market to Scale Tourism and Infrastructure (opens the original)
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The Altai Republic recorded 2.8 million visitors in the first eight months of 2025. Regional authorities expect this figure to reach 3 million by 2026. The surge in volume follows a regulatory shift to formalize the local hospitality market. Using a "land amnesty" mechanism, the region increased the number of officially classified tourist facilities from 168 to 1,700. To support this growth, nearly 400 guides and translators were added to the federal registry. This transition from an informal to
Russian Oil Weekly Revenue Hits 2022 High via Volume and Price Surge (opens the original)
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Russian oil exports generated $2.75 billion during the final week of September, the highest weekly revenue recorded since the start of 2022. Data from Bloomberg indicates the surge resulted from a combination of increased physical volumes and a rise in global crude prices. Average daily exports rose to 3.71 million barrels over the four-week period ending September 27. This increase in deliverable supply coincided with heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which added a risk premi
Isochrons reveal Bennu's hybrid origin in solar system's transition zone (opens the original)
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New analysis of samples returned by NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission suggests that the asteroid Bennu is not a primitive body from the outer solar system, as previously believed. Instead, scientists propose that Bennu is a hybrid, formed from materials originating from both the inner and outer reaches of our solar system. This revised understanding challenges existing models of asteroid formation. The capsule carrying Bennu's samples landed in Utah's West Desert in September 2023, containing approximat
EU shells out extra €100 billion for energy, revealing deep-seated economic dependencies (opens the original)
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European Union officials announced that Brussels paid over €100 billion more for imported oil and gas this year than it would have otherwise. Dan Jørgensen, the EU's energy commissioner, clarified that this figure represents a pure price premium. The volume of fuel delivered remained constant, but the cost skyrocketed due to global market shifts. Jørgensen stated that these payments expose a structural vulnerability in the European economy. While dependence on Russian supplies has diminished, th
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