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Russian drones attack postal branch in Zaporizhzhia, killing driver
Russian drones attacked Zaporizhzhia on the evening of 3 July, damaging branch No. 7 of Nova Poshta, Ukraine's largest private delivery company. The strike killed Valerii Hafykin, a 50-year-old driver for the company.
Rusya Küresel Nükleer Gücünü Pekiştirirken Ukrayna'yı Enerji Karanlığına SürüklüyorPazarda gördü, hayatı değişti! Kiraladığı arazide her ay tonlarca hasat ediyor, paraya para demiyor
Brezilya'nın Mato Grosso eyaletine bağlı Nova Brasilandia kentinde yaşayan 67 yaşındaki Jose Matacz, kiraladığı 1.5 hektarlık arazide papaya yetiştirerek bölgenin örnek üreticilerinden biri haline geldi. Canal Rural Mato Grosso'nun Senar Transforma programında yer alan habere göre Matacz, Senar Mato Grosso'nun Teknik ve Yönetsel Destek (ATeG) programından aldığı destek sayesinde üretimini kısa sürede önemli ölçüde artırdı. AYDA 135 BİN LİRA KAZANIYIR 2024 yılında aylık ortalama 3 bin 200 kilogram papaya üretimine ulaşan Matacz, ürünlerini kilogramı 4 Brezilya reali (yaklaşık 36 lira) seviyesinden satıyor. Bu üretim kapasitesi sayesinde işletmenin aylık 15 bin Brezilya reali (yaklaşık 135 bin lira) brüt gelir elde ettiği belirtildi. YÜKSEK FİYATI GÖRÜNCE FIRSATI DEĞERLENDİRDİ Jose Matacz'ın papaya üretimine başlamasına ise dikkat çeken bir olay neden oldu. Campo Verde kentinde alışveriş yaptığı sırada tek bir papaya için 23 Brezilya reali ödediğini belirten Matacz, bu fiyatın ardından pazardaki fırsatı fark ederek üretime yönelmeye karar verdi. İlk denemelerini Sítio Sonho Meu adlı çiftliğinde gerçekleştiren üretici, ürünlerin yerel marketlerde ilgi görmesi üzerine ekim alanını büyüttü. Bugün kiraladığı arazinin yaklaşık 1 hektarlık bölümü tamamen papaya üretimine ayrılmış durumda. PAZAR AĞI BÜYÜDÜ İlk etapta yalnızca yerel marketlerde satılan papayalar, artan taleple birlikte Nova Brasilandia, Campo Verde ve Paranatinga bölgelerine de ulaştı. Haberde, bazı alıcıların ürünleri satın almak için doğrudan çiftliği ziyaret ettiği de aktarıldı. İşletmede halen üretim yapan 700 olgun ağaç ile yeni dikilen 300 genç papaya ağacı bulunuyor. Böylece üretimin kademeli olarak yenilenmesi ve sürdürülebilirliğinin sağlanması hedefleniyor. HER AY TEKNİK DENETİM YAPILIYOR Üretimde verimliliğin artırılması amacıyla ATeG programı kapsamında teknik ekipler de işletmeyi düzenli olarak ziyaret ediyor. Saha teknisyeni Dhiego Pereira Krause, ayda bir kez gerçekleştirdiği kontrollerde bitki besleme, gübreleme, girdi yönetimi ve zararlılarla mücadele konularında üreticiye teknik destek veriyor. BAŞARININ SIRRI DOĞRU ÜRETİM TEKNİKLERİ Uzmanlar, papaya yetiştiriciliğinde doğru dikim mesafesi, uygun çukur derinliği, toprağın iyileştirilmesi ve dinlendirilmiş organik gübre kullanımının bitkinin gelişiminde belirleyici rol oynadığına dikkat çekiyor. Ayrıca her dikim çukuruna üç fide yerleştirilmesi sayesinde ilk çiçeklenme döneminde bitkilerin cinsiyeti belirlenebiliyor. Ticari değeri daha yüksek meyve veren bitkilere alan açmak amacıyla erkek çiçekler temizlenirken, çiçek yapısının meyvenin şekli ve pazar değerini doğrudan etkilediği ifade ediliyor.
Russian drone strikes sorting centre in Zaporizhzhia
A Russian Shahed attack drone has struck a Nova Poshta (Nova Post) sorting centre in the city of Zaporizhzhia, but none of the company's employees have been injured.
Rusya Küresel Nükleer Gücünü Pekiştirirken Ukrayna'yı Enerji Karanlığına SürüklüyorRussians attack agricultural company in Mykolaiv Oblast: one man killed, three others injured
One person was killed, three were injured, and an agricultural company was damaged as a result of a Russian drone attack on Nova Odesa on 1 July.
Rusya Yanlısı Yetkililer Kırım'da Ukrayna'yı Dört Ölümle SuçladıUkrainian drone strikes ignite fires at Askania-Nova nature reserve in Kherson Region
Park rangers, together with Emergencies Ministry personnel are extinguishing several fires at one of Europe's largest nature reserves
Rusya'nın Ukrayna'daki Sivil Saldırılarında En Az 7 Ölü, Onlarca YaralıIndian woman dies in Canada in apartment fire, could never visit her parents since she left in 2020
A devastating fire in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, claimed the life of 24-year-old Amitoj Kaur, an international student from India. Kaur, who supported her ailing father and family back home, was the sole fatality in the blaze that engulfed a residential building. Her uncle has launched a fundraiser to repatriate her body to India for final rites, highlighting the immense financial strain on her grieving family.
Kanada'da Apartman Yangınında Ölen Hintli Öğrenci, Ailesini 2020'den Beri Görememişti[Bio USA] Korean biotechs bolster AstraZeneca partnership
SAN DIEGO — Korean biotechnology firms have advanced their partnerships with AstraZeneca, bolstering efforts toward open innovation and technological cooperation for eventual entrance into the global market. Under the name Project NOVA, the Korea Health Industry Development Institute on Monday held AstraZeneca partnering sessions for 13 Korean companies on the sidelines of the BIO International Convention taking place this week in San Diego. “We have a very good track record of doing excellent p
Zelensky mails revoked Polish medal back to Warsaw
Sending the medal back via Nova Post, Ukraine’s leading postal service, President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked the Polish people for their support and solidarity during Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Russian forces damage Nova Poshta sorting hub in Sumy
A sorting hub belonging to Nova Poshta, Ukraine's largest private delivery company, in the city of Sumy has been damaged in a series of Russian attacks. Parcels worth more than UAH 42 million (more than US$936,000) were at the facility when the strikes occurred.
Ukrayna’nın drone saldırıları Rusya’da can kaybına ve altyapı hasarına yol açtıUkrainian military intelligence destroys Russian fuel tanker on Nova Kakhovka-Melitopol road – video
Fighters from the Sarhas unit of Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) have destroyed a camouflaged Russian fuel tanker on the Nova Kakhovka-Melitopol road.
Oil prices slip to their lowest since March as US, Iran reach preliminary agreement to reopen Hormuz
Oil prices slipped to their lowest since March on Monday after US President Donald Trump and Iran’s deputy foreign minister said they had reached an initial deal to end the war and to resume traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude futures fell $4.08, or 4.7 per cent, to $83.25 a barrel by 0415 GMT and US West Texas Intermediate was at $80.53, down $4.35, or 5.1pc. Both contracts fell to their lowest levels since March 10 on Monday after tumbling more than 3pc on Friday. The US and Iran will sign a memorandum of understanding in Switzerland on Friday, said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who first announced the agreement. Trump said on Sunday that the Strait of Hormuz would be open “toll free” and that a US naval blockade of Iranian ports would also end. Iran’s semi-official Mehr news agency said the draft deal called for reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under Iranian arrangements. “The geopolitical risk premium that had been built into crude is now being unwound quite aggressively as traders price in the prospect of restored oil flows,” said Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade. The world has lost millions of barrels of oil and gas supply since the war closed the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint for a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas supplies, for more than three months. Investors are also watching cautiously how quickly Middle Eastern producers can resume oil production and exports following damage from the war and whether more ships will enter the region. “While these uncertainties suggest upside risks to our forecast for Brent oil futures to reach $80/bbl by the end of the year, it’s worth noting that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz just need to reach 60-70pc of pre-war levels to return oil markets to pre-war oversupply expectations,” Vivek Dhar, a commodities strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, said in a note. Iran’s deputy foreign minister, Kazem Gharibabadi, said a more expansive agreement would be negotiated during a 60-day ceasefire period. E4 nations, which include the UK, France, Germany and Italy, said on Sunday that the countries were prepared to lift sanctions on Iran in response to steps on its nuclear programme. “Beyond the immediate price reaction, attention will now shift toward the pace of actual supply normalisation and compliance with the agreement,” said Priyanka Sachdeva, senior market analyst at Phillip Nova. “While the conflict may have come to an end and oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz may gradually return to normal, the damage already done cannot be reversed overnight. This includes not only any physical damage to oil infrastructure but also the economic strain endured by oil importing economies that have faced elevated energy costs for months.”
ABD-İran Müzakereleri Petrolü Düşürdü, Nükleer Düğüm ÇözülemediRussian attack damages Nova Poshta distribution hub in Zaporizhzhia
No one was injured in the attack, and Nova Poshta has activated backup delivery arrangements. Customers will be compensated for the value of lost parcels.
Rusya Küresel Nükleer Gücünü Pekiştirirken Ukrayna'yı Enerji Karanlığına Sürüklüyor20 yıldır kimse çözememişti! Uzaydaki sinyallerin sebebi 'vampir yıldızlar' çıktı
Bilim insanları, yaklaşık 20 yıldır uzayın derinliklerinden her 1,4 saatte bir gelen gizemli radyo sinyallerinin kaynağını belirlediklerini açıkladı. Araştırmaya göre sinyaller, bir yıldızın diğerini adeta 'yiyerek' enerji çektiği sıra dışı bir yıldız sisteminden kaynaklanıyor. 2005 yılında keşfedilen ve 'uzun periyotlu radyo geçicileri' olarak adlandırılan bu sinyaller, gökbilimcilerin uzun yıllardır çözemediği kozmik gizemlerden biri olarak görülüyordu. Uzaydaki çoğu radyo sinyali yalnızca birkaç milisaniye veya saniye sürerken, bu sinyallerin dakikalarca hatta bir saate yakın süre boyunca devam edebildiği belirtildi. Araştırmacılar, sinyallerin kaynağının Dünya'dan yaklaşık 11 katrilyon mil uzaklıkta bulunan ASKAP J1745-5051 adlı yıldız sistemi olduğunu belirledi. 'VAMPİR YILDIZLAR' Sistem, yaşam döngüsünün sonuna ulaşmış yoğun bir beyaz cüce ile küçük ve sönük bir kırmızı cüceden oluşuyor. Bilim insanları, beyaz cücenin komşu yıldızdan sürekli madde çekmesi nedeniyle sistemi 'vampir yıldız' olarak tanımlıyor. NOVA PATLAMASI RADYO SİNYALLERİNİ OLUŞTURUYOR Uluslararası araştırma ekibinin Nature Astronomy dergisinde yayımlanan çalışmasına göre, kırmızı cüceden çekilen maddenin büyük bölümü beyaz cücenin yüzeyinde birikiyor. Bu birikim zamanla nova patlamalarına yol açıyor ve söz konusu radyo sinyallerini üretiyor. Araştırmanın başyazarı ve Sidney Üniversitesi Fizik Okulu doktora öğrencisi Kovi Rose, keşfin önemine dikkat çekerek, 'İlk kez bu sinyallerin kaynağını kesin olarak belirledik. Kaynağın, eş yıldızından madde çeken bir beyaz cüce olduğunu doğruladık' dedi. Rose, uzun periyotlu radyo geçicilerinin yıllardır astronomları şaşırttığını belirterek, şimdiye kadar yalnızca yaklaşık bir düzine örneğinin tespit edildiğini söyledi. X-IŞINLARI DA YAYIYOR Araştırmacılar, beyaz cücenin kırmızı cüceden çektiği maddenin milyonlarca dereceye kadar ısındığını ve bu süreçte güçlü X-ışınları yaydığını belirledi. Gözlemler, Avustralya’daki ASKAP radyo teleskobu tarafından gerçekleştirildi. Bilim insanlarına göre radyo sinyalleri ise iki yıldızın manyetik alanlarının etkileşiminden kaynaklanıyor. Sistemdeki yıldızlar birbirlerinin etrafında 1,4 saatte bir eliptik yörüngede dönüyor. Yıldızlar birbirine yaklaştığında manyetik alanları çarpışıyor ve yüzeylerinden parçacıklar koparıyor. Bu parçacıklar yüksek hızlarda dönerek 'senkrotron radyasyonu' olarak bilinen radyo dalgalarını üretiyor. TÜM GİZEMİ AÇIKLAMIYOR OLABİLİR Araştırmada yer almayan astronom Alfredo Carpineti ise bulguların heyecan verici olduğunu ancak tüm uzun periyotlu radyo sinyallerinin aynı kaynaktan geldiğinin henüz söylenemeyeceğini ifade etti. Carpineti, 'Evrende hala gizemini koruyan çok sayıda radyo olayı bulunuyor. Bir sinyali kaynağıyla ilişkilendirmek, nasıl üretildiğini anlamanın en kritik adımıdır. Bu sistemde X-ışınlarının da tespit edilmesi keşfi daha da ilginç hale getiriyor' değerlendirmesinde bulundu. ‘YILDIZLARIN ROSETTA TAŞI’ Araştırma ekibi, keşfi gelecekte yapılacak çalışmalar açısından 'yıldızların Rosetta Taşı' olarak nitelendirdi. Antik Mısır yazıtlarının çözülmesini sağlayan Rosetta Taşı’na atıfta bulunan Rose, bu keşfin farklı uzun periyotlu radyo sinyali türlerini sınıflandırmaya yardımcı olabileceğini söyledi. Bilim insanları şimdi sistemi radyo, optik ve X-ışını teleskoplarıyla izlemeyi sürdürerek söz konusu sinyallerin oluşum mekanizmasını daha ayrıntılı biçimde incelemeyi hedefliyor. Rose, “Her yeni keşif büyük resmin biraz daha netleşmesini sağlıyor. Bu yeni kozmik olay sınıfını anlamanın henüz başlangıç aşamasındayız” dedi. İsrail 'dikkatli olmalıyız' diyerek duyurdu! 'Türkiye'nin ertesi gün planı' Bir ülke daha 16 yaş altına sosyal medya yasağı için kolları sıvadı! 'Tek başına mücadele edemezler'
20 yıllık uzay gizemi çözüldü: Sinyallerin kaynağı vampir yıldızlarRussian drone hits Nova Post depot in Kharkiv, damaging lots of parcels
A Russian drone struck a Nova Poshta depot in Kharkiv, sparking a fire and causing structural damage. The company said it would compensate customers for the declared value of any damaged parcels.
If Jair Bolsonaro was Trump of the Tropics, is Lula the Bossa Nova Biden?
If Jair Bolsonaro was Trump of the Tropics, is Lula the Bossa Nova Biden? Expert comment jon.wallace 14 May 2026 Beyond the drama of two rival populists, it is crime policy that may swing Brazil’s October election. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 80, is running for re-election in October. Lula’s leftist Workers Party (PT) has governed for 16 of the past 23 years, 11 of those under Lula. If he were to win, it would be his fourth presidential term. His election opponent is Flávio Bolsonaro – the son of his political nemesis, Jair Bolsonaro. The spectre of former US President Joe Biden’s failed 2024 re-election bid looms large over Lula’s campaign. Populists In 2018 the PT lost the Brazilian presidential election to former army captain Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who came to call himself the ‘Trump of the Tropics’. In 2022, Lula re-assumed the leadership of the PT to run against Bolsonaro. Like Biden in 2020, Lula was seen as a political heavyweight – and the only man with sufficient popularity to beat Bolsonaro. Like Biden in 2020, Lula lived up to expectations, winning back the presidency in the 2022 Brazilian election. In January 2023, Bolsonaro supporters stormed government buildings in Brasilia, in an unnerving echo of the events of 6 January 2021 in Washington DC. Today, like Biden in 2024, Lula is seeking another term – having allowed many of his supporters to believe that he would not. That decision has postponed or even retarded renovation of the PT leadership. Lula’s mental and physical vigour is not questioned. Indeed, Lula is sharing videos of his workouts, to demonstrate his fighting fitness. But were Lula to win the next election, he would be 85 at the end of his term. Age will certainly be a question in the coming months. And Lula’s 2026 campaign could echo Biden 2024 in one other respect: he may now be out of sync with too many voters on the most critical issues. Polls While the PT, co-founded by Lula in 1980, now struggles with succession, the Liberal Party onto which the Bolsonaros have grafted their personalist movement appears, for now, to have become a dynasty. Flávio Bolsonaro will stand, in an effort to avenge his father Jair’s loss to Lula. The elections are still more than four months away, with the first-round elections to be held 4 October this year. If necessary – and it looks like it will be – a second round will take place on 25 October. The two candidates are currently neck and neck. A Data Folha survey conducted 7-9 April showed Lula leading ‘fils’ Bolsonaro by only 4 per cent in voter intentions. Another recent survey has the two deadlocked in a second round. Across Latin America, citizens’ number one concern is crime and violence, a shift that is affecting political dynamics in countries around the region. A lot may change before 4 October. But in 2022 Jair Bolsonaro’s electoral performance surprised the public, exceeding survey predictions. Polls leading up to the election had given Lula a double-digit lead. But in the end, Lula only squeaked to second-round victory, with 50.9 per cent to Bolsonaro’s 49.1. The comparison with Donald Trump’s performance relative to surveys in the US 2016 and 2024 elections should not be stretched too far. But in the US and Brazil, polls have tended to undercount voter intentions for insurgent rightist candidates. Could the same be true again this October? Policy At issue is more than just a generational ideological battle. There are policy differences between the two parties and presidential candidates that will define Brazil’s political and international direction. One of those has become a liability for the Lula government. And it reinforces the perception that he is out of touch with current voter sentiment. Across Latin America, citizens’ number one concern is crime and violence, a shift that is affecting political dynamics in countries around the region. In Chile, right-wing candidate Jose Antonio Kast was elected president on 14 December, in large part by promising an iron fist in dealing with crime and undocumented immigration. In Peru, a ‘tough-on-crime’ posture catapulted Keiko Fujimori and Rafael Lopez Aliaga to first and third in the country’s April 2026 first-round elections – out of more than 30 candidates. Citizen demands in Brazil are no different. In an April 2026 Quaest survey, worries over crime topped the list of Brazilian voter concerns at 27 per cent. Fears over crime and violence have reinforced the perception that the PT and Lula are out of touch. In part that reflects a regional phenomenon: in the past two decades, the democratic left in Latin America has failed to produce convincing responses to insecurity. Brazilians’ fear of crime has led popular opinion to minimize traditionally leftist concerns over human rights and due process. In October 2025, the Bolsonarista governor of Rio de Janeiro, Claudio Castro, launched a police operation against local gangs that led to the killing of more than 120 people. Many were assumed to be innocent citizens. President Lula expressed his horror at the loss of life, but surveys conducted afterwards found that 62 per cent of Rio de Janeiro state residents supported the operation. Bolsonaro has attacked Lula’s government for being weak on crime and called for the construction of many new prisons, praising the controversial measures seen in El Salvador. This week, Lula launched an anti-organized crime plan, likely hoping to counter his perceived weakness on crime. — President Joe Biden and President Lula pictured in 2023. (Photo by Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/pool/AFP via Getty Images) The comparison with the US is hard to resist. For both Republicans – and some Democrats – undocumented immigration was a primary concern in 2024. Biden was attacked by Trump as weak on border security, and in June that year ordered a border crackdown that proved too little, too late to swing voter thinking. It also gave the impression of the opposition driving the agenda rather than arising organically from the Democratic Party. Lula’s late tough on crime approach may foster the same impression. Pardons What makes the competitiveness of Flávio Bolsonaro all the more surprising is the shift in public opinion after the insurrection and sacking of government buildings by his father’s followers in January 2023. Related work Bolsonaro is guilty. Yet his supporters – and President Donald Trump – will feel vindicated Jair Bolsonaro was convicted by his country’s Supreme Court for inspiring those events and is currently serving a 23-year, 3-month sentence. 50 per cent of Brazilians supported the conviction and other surveys expressed exasperation with the Bolsonaro family. But that condemnation was short lived. If Flavio should win the 25 October second round, he will surely attempt to pardon his father. That would be a further deep cut against the rule of law in Brazil. That is apparently of little concern to at least 49 per cent of Brazilian voters who intend to cast their ballot for the Bolsonaro name this year.
If Jair Bolsonaro was Trump of the Tropics, is Lula the Bossa Nova Biden?