News from Lvov
25/07/2026
The Neuralink brain-computer interface, known as BCI, was implanted in the brain of 29-year-old Nolan Arbaugh back in January. The chip is designed to help paraplegic patients control external technology using only their minds, and Arbaugh, who is paralyzed from the shoulders down due to a diving accident eight years ago, is participating in Neuralink’s
READ MOREThe President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, said that he would like the visit of former US President Donald Trump to Ukraine, so that he could see the traces of the war with his own eyes and talk to him. As European Truth reports, he said this in an interview with The Guardian. Zelensky said that
READ MOREOfficials from culture and domestic policy spoke about the celebration of the Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan at a regional staff meeting. The first day of May will be marked not only by concerts and festivals, but also by the start of various campaigns to help flood victims. At the same time,
READ MORERussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in a telephone conversation with his Tajik counterpart Sirojiddin Mukhriddin, explained the reasons for the actions of Russian services, which also affected citizens of Tajikistan. A message about the conversation appeared on the department’s website. According to him, thorough checks of foreigners arriving in Russia are related to the prevention
READ MOREThe head of the Council of Reservists of the Ground Forces noted that the invaders discovered weaknesses in the defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A series of “negative moments” have developed in the Avdeevsky direction. This was stated by the Chairman of the Council of Ground Forces Reservists, Ivan Timochko, during a telethon,
READ MOREMalaysia is committed to further enhance cooperation with Kazakhstan in priority areas of trade and investment, education and digitalization, said Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in an exclusive interview with The Astana Times. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim (R) during the interview. The Malaysian Prime Minister arrived in Astana on May 16 for the start
READ MOREOne suggestion to address Alaska’s coming energy shortage is to revisit using coal, a dominant fuel source in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. Alaska’s leaders are concerned about a natural gas shortage hitting the Railbelt, the populated area stretching from Fairbanks to the Kenai Peninsula, by the year 2030. For many years,
READ MOREChina’s banks had already been quietly cutting back on funding for overseas coal projects this year. An official announcement to this effect was expected any day and is seen as a boost for the upcoming UN climate talks in Glasgow this November. The exact meaning of China’s announcement is unclear. It’s not yet certain if
READ MOREWhile coal prices are down from their peak in 2022, they’re still significantly higher than the average for the past five years. This is due to booming demand, particularly in China and India. On the supply side, increased exports from South Africa and Colombia have helped fill the gap left by reduced Russian exports to
READ MOREExports of Kazakh agricultural goods to China increased by 84% over the year. This was announced during a May 16 meeting between Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong, reported the Prime Minister’s press service. Photo credit: primeminister.kz During the same period, agricultural product turnover grew 1.7 times, with an additional
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