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The natural gas supply agreement between Azerbaijan and Turkey, which was due to expire at the end of 2024, has been extended until the end of 2030.

In India, the vote counting process that will determine 543 members of the People’s Assembly (Lock Sabha) in the 7-phase general elections that lasted for about 6 weeks has started.

While an eruption occurred in Kanlaon Volcano in the Philippines, the alert level was increased in the region.

It was reported that the “Chang’ı 6” rover sent by China to the dark side of the Moon has completed the collection of rock and soil samples.

The Japanese government has reported that car companies accused of offering “fraudulent safety tests” have confessed to their actions.

According to the unofficial results of the presidential elections in Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum became the country’s first female head of state.

The number of people who lost their lives in the last 3 days due to extreme temperatures in the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Odisha increased to 53.

Two people “magnet fishing” in a lake in New York City, USA, found a safe containing 100 thousand (approximately 3 million 220 thousand TL) dollars in cash.

A Palestinian flag was hung on the government building in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana.

Michael Stürzenberger, a far-right activist and politician known for his anti-Islamic speeches, was attacked with a knife during a demonstration in Mannheim, Germany today. It was announced that there were wounded in the incident, including one policeman, and the police shot and wounded the attacker.