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Iran Implements Transit Fees for Ships Passing Through the Strait of Hormuz
An Iranian parliamentary official announced that ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz are charged an average fee between 1.5 million and 2 million dollars. Payments can be made in cash, cryptocurrency, goods, or barter, and the system operates under a framework supervised by the Supreme National Security Council.
Harmful New World Screwworm Detected Again in the US After Years
The US Department of Agriculture announced the detection of the flesh-eating New World screwworm in a calf in Texas. This is the first naturally occurring case in cattle in the country since 1982.
China's Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to $3.44 Trillion in May
China's foreign exchange reserves increased by $31.7 billion compared to the previous month, reaching $3.442 trillion at the end of May 2026. The rise was attributed to the combined effects of swap transactions and changes in asset prices.
Sloth Deaths in Florida Highlight Risks of Wild Animal Trade Again
The deaths of dozens of sloths brought to a planned tourist facility in Florida have reignited the debate over the infectious disease risks posed by the wild animal trade. Experts say that stressful transport and poor conditions can facilitate the spread of bacteria, parasites, and viruses among animals.
Kosovo Holds Early Elections to Overcome Political Deadlock
Voters in Kosovo went to the polls in an early parliamentary election to break the political deadlock and advance EU and NATO goals. Months of crisis have strained the economy, but analysts do not expect major changes from the results.
US Considers Using Frozen Iranian Assets to Repair Damage in the Gulf
The US plans to redirect frozen Iranian financial assets to reconstruction and recovery efforts in Gulf countries. This initiative emerged amid rising tensions in the region following Iran-linked attacks.
Israel's Multi-Front War Inflates Budget, Social Spending Under Pressure
The cost of Israel's multi-front war has reached 405 billion shekels, rapidly expanding the defense budget. Economists warn that rising debt burdens increase the risk of cuts in education and healthcare.
River Cruises Expand in Europe: Demand, Infrastructure, and Environmental Debates
River cruises have become a strong growth area again in Europe. In Germany, passengers seeking more predictable costs and a more comfortable travel experience are driving demand upward.
Sharp Sell-Off Week on US Stock Market: Technology Shares and New Supply Pressure Stand Out
The US stock market closed last week with losses as strong employment data weakened expectations for Fed rate cuts and technology shares experienced sharp declines. While pressure on stocks like Broadcom, Palo Alto Networks, and CrowdStrike continued, upcoming major IPOs and share sales created new market pressure.
Google Leases Capacity from SpaceX Data Centers for 920 Million Euros Monthly
Google has signed a deal with SpaceX to lease computing capacity worth 920 million euros per month for 32 months. The agreement was announced just days before SpaceX's planned IPO.

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