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  • MIL-OSI Economics: Rosneft CEO Calls Energy Sector One of Driving Forces of New Technological Revolution

    Source: Rosneft

    Headline: Rosneft CEO Calls Energy Sector One of Driving Forces of New Technological Revolution

    The energy sector is one of the main drivers of the new technological revolution, said Igor Sechin, Chief Executive Officer of Rosneft, at the Energy Panel at the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

    Delivering a keynote speech, he noted that the digital revolution with the application of artificial intelligence and work with big data should become the basis for labor productivity growth.

    Investment bank Goldman Sachs estimates that large-scale implementation of high technologies will increase labor productivity by 1.5 p.p. for developed countries and by 1 p.p. for developing countries within 10 years. “However, the development of advanced technologies requires substantial natural resources, as well as large-scale investments in infrastructure and human capital. This, in turn, means a multiple increase in energy consumption,” Rosneft CEO noted.

    “Undoubtedly, one of the main driving forces of the new technological revolution is the energy sector,” Sechin said. He recalled that the use of artificial intelligence on the basis of large data processing centers is a highly energy-intensive process. “According to the International Energy Agency, the electricity demand of a single 100 megawatt data center today is comparable to the consumption of 100,000 households. In the future, this demand could increase by several tens of times,” the Rosneft CEO added.

    Such centers, according to Sechin, will contribute more to the growth of global electricity demand than heavy industry or heat supply. “According to forecasts , by 2030 their electricity consumption will more than double, reaching one thousand terawatt-hours, which is comparable to Japan’s current consumption,” said the CEO of Rosneft.

    Igor Sechin also cited the development of the cryptocurrency market as an example of the impact of digitalization on the global energy system. According to him, in less than ten years they have turned into an independent industry, which today consumes resources on a par with entire countries. For example, the energy consumption of the entire bitcoin network as of May 2025 has already exceeded the level of electricity consumption in Poland.

    Department of Information and Advertising
    Rosneft Oil Company
    June 21, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Economics: Digital Revolution Opens New Era in Oil And Gas Industry Development – Sechin

    Source: Rosneft

    Headline: Digital Revolution Opens New Era in Oil And Gas Industry Development – Sechin

    The digital revolution is opening a new era in the development of the oil and gas industry, Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin said at the Energy Panel at the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

    “The digital revolution is opening a new era in the development of the oil and gas industry, including the impact on oil exploration, production, refining, data storage and cybersecurity of the industry,” Sechin said during his keynote speech.

    Sechin cited expert estimates that the market for artificial intelligence technologies in the oil and gas industry will grow by 83% by 2030. At the moment, 49% of this market is in the refining segment. It is expected that the introduction of artificial intelligence in the upstream segment will grow by 14% per year over the next five years, said the CEO of Rosneft.

    Department of Information and Advertising
    Rosneft Oil Company
    June 21, 2025

    MIL OSI Economics –

  • MIL-OSI Africa: Pan-African Youth Take the Lead at CorpsAfrica’s 2025 All-Country Conference in Nairobi

    In a powerful convergence of hope, action, and purpose, more than 1,000 young change-makers, policymakers, philanthropists, and development partners from across Africa came together in Nairobi on Wednesday to mark the opening of CorpsAfrica’s (www.CorpsAfrica.org) 2025 All-Country Conference (ACC 2025).

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    Under the theme ‘Leading with Ubuntu: African Youth Transforming the Continent,’ speakers at the ACC 2025 unanimously called for African governments to institutionalize youth volunteerism as a pillar of national development. They urged policymakers to create enabling environments while aligning volunteer programs with broader socio-economic objectives, including job creation, civic engagement, and education.

    “At a time when Africa’s youth are calling for meaningful opportunities and a voice in shaping their future, we stand firm in our belief that they are the solution. Our vision is to cultivate a generation of African leaders—rooted in community and committed to sparking sustainable change from the grassroots up,” said Liz Fanning, Founder and CEO of CorpsAfrica.

    CorpsAfrica’s ACC 2025 is the organisation’s flagship biennial gathering, uniting diverse stakeholders to champion and accelerate youth-driven development across Africa. Building on the momentum of the ACC 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda, this year’s five-day summit aims to elevate the role of African youth—not just as leaders of tomorrow but as present-day catalysts for community-led, youth-driven transformation.

    Hosted at the Kenya School of Government, ACC 2025 brings together CorpsAfrica Volunteers, alumni, and staff from all 11 operating countries—Kenya, Malawi, Ghana, Rwanda, Morocco, Senegal, Ethiopia, Uganda, The Gambia, South Africa, and Côte d’Ivoire —marking a continental milestone in celebrating the power of volunteerism, African philanthropy, and youth innovation.

    “Since 2011, we’ve deployed over 1,000 African volunteers to under-resourced rural communities—not to impose solutions, but to listen, collaborate, and implement low-cost, high-impact community-led projects rooted in Indigenous knowledge. These aren’t just projects; they’re transformative platforms for human-centered design and asset-based community development,” emphasized Dr. Samora Otieno, CorpsAfrica’s Chief of Programs.

    The results speak volumes: CorpsAfrica volunteers have spearheaded more than Over 10,500 social and economic activities and 425 small-scale, high-impact community projects since 2021, improving the lives of nearly 2 million people. From education and clean water access to food security and youth entrepreneurship, these grassroots efforts tackle Africa’s most pressing challenges—one community at a time.

    CorpsAfrica’s ACC 2025 convenes in Nairobi at a pivotal moment, as Africa’s youth champion calls for expanded access to employment, entrepreneurship, and meaningful economic inclusion. Africa is the world’s youngest continent, with more than 70% of sub-Saharan Africa’s population under the age of 30 – yet faces a youth unemployment crisis of staggering proportions.

    For example, Kenya’s youth unemployment rate exceeds 38%, while Nigeria and South Africa grapple with even higher rates of 42% and 46% respectively.

    The conference aligns with global recognition of volunteerism’s transformative potential—including the UN Volunteers’ 2022 State of the World’s Volunteerism Report, which urges nations to formally recognize volunteer time as a measurable national economic asset.

    “We must reframe volunteerism – not as unpaid work, but as transformative leadership and professional development that accelerates public service for the 21st century” emphasized Dr. Patricia King’ori-Mugendi, Country Director of CorpsAfrica/Kenya. ”

    CorpsAfrica envisions ACC 2025 as the catalyst for a fundamental shift—harnessing African philanthropy to scale grassroots innovation across the continent. The June 16-20, 2025 gathering embodies Ubuntu principles through its commitment to pan-African knowledge exchange and collaborative action.

    Beyond conventional conferences, ACC 2025 delivers actionable outcomes: from youth investment policy dialogues to hands-on social enterprise incubators and community innovation demonstrations. This initiative re-frames the youth empowerment conversation, positioning volunteerism not as an alternative but as a strategic springboard to meaningful employment, entrepreneurial success, and values-driven leadership.  

    Participants attended robust professional development workshops and received a professional certificate to accelerate their careers on completion of their Volunteer service and become CorpsAfrica Alumni.

    The Government of Kenya reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment and innovation during the conference. Hon. Salim Mvurya, Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sport, challenged African nations to break free from donor dependency, urging a collaborative approach where governments, local businesses, diaspora networks, and communities jointly invest in youth volunteerism programs that deliver tangible opportunities, social inclusion, and dignity.

    ‘Africa’s youth have spoken with unmistakable clarity,’ Mvurya declared. ‘They want jobs – not handouts; platforms – not patronage; and action – not promises. As policymakers, we recognize this reality. Young people aren’t waiting – they’re building. CorpsAfrica’s model proves what happens when we equip youth with both trust and tools to lead.’

    As the premier organization equipping young Africans to lead sustainable change in their communities, CorpsAfrica demonstrates a transformative model of development – conceived by Africans, led by Africans, and implemented by  Africans.

    ‘The All-Country Conference sends a clear message to our youth. As Africa’s true transformation architects, your place isn’t just in boardrooms – it’s in villages, farms, classrooms, and clinics. Real leadership begins where people live, work, and struggle@, concluded Dr. King’ori-Mugendi.

    CorpsAfrica is redefining volunteerism as a powerful professional pathway. By embedding service into education curricula, employment systems, and national development frameworks, CorpsAfrica is creating an ecosystem where community-driven solutions become Africa’s sustainable growth engine.

    Distributed by APO Group on behalf of CorpsAfrica.

    About CorpsAfrica:
    Founded in 2011, CorpsAfrica recruits and trains ambitious young Africans to serve as volunteers in remote, under-resourced communities in their own countries. These volunteers facilitate small-scale, high-impact projects that are identified by local people and designed through a process of community-led development and human-centered design. Learn more at www.CorpsAfrica.org.

    MIL OSI Africa –

  • Sri Lankan ministers, cricketers join Yoga enthusiasts for IDY celebrations

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    On the 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY), several Sri Lankan ministers, parliamentarians, cricket legends, cultural icons, and local residents gathered at the iconic Independence Square in Colombo to practice yoga, highlighting its significance in promoting a healthy lifestyle.
     
    The event was organised by the Indian High Commission in Colombo, in collaboration with Sri Lanka’s Health Ministry. More than 100 yoga instructors from across the island nation demonstrated yoga to participants, including members of the tri-forces, police, students, and yoga enthusiasts.
     
    Several senior ministers of the Sri Lankan government, including Anil Jayantha and Chrishantha Abeysena, as well as Deputy Speaker Rizvie Salih and other prominent figures from industry, attended the event.
     
    Meanwhile, several other IDY celebrations were also held in Galle, Kandy, and Jaffna, organised by diplomatic offices across the country.
     
    The 2025 theme — ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’ — emphasises the connection between personal well-being and planetary health, aligning with India’s broader vision of global harmony through traditional wisdom.
     
    Earlier on Thursday, the Department of Ayurveda under the Ministry of Health of the Government of Sri Lanka, together with the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre (SVCC), the cultural arm of the High Commission of India in Colombo, jointly organised IDY celebrations across the island.
     
    In a historic first, this event was simultaneously held at 113 Ayurveda hospitals, including teaching and research institutions across all nine provinces of the South Asian nation, along with four universities.
     
    This collaborative celebration with SVCC marks the first time that the entire network of Ayurveda institutions in Sri Lanka has participated in IDY in a unified manner.
     
    The SVCC supported the initiative by providing yoga mats, instructional books, and curated video content to all participating centres.
     
    This island-wide event underscored the growing global recognition of yoga as a powerful tool for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, while also strengthening traditional healthcare ties between Sri Lanka and India.
     
    —IANS

  • MIL-OSI Russia: Shanghai pub promotes barrier-free recreation for people with disabilities

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian – People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    SHANGHAI, June 21 (Xinhua) — People sit in camping chairs and wheelchairs at an open-air concert. They sing, listen to music, chat and drink alcoholic beverages. As night falls, a neon sign reading “Pub Handycup” glows with a warm light.

    This scene, reminiscent of a still from a movie, unfolded in Shanghai. A year ago, this unusual establishment, designed with people with disabilities in mind, opened in the city center.

    Founder Xia Yujie watches with pride as his friends in wheelchairs move around the pub with ease, ordering and feeling at ease. “This is the perfect picture I have imagined for many years,” he says.

    With gentle ramps instead of steps, tables with rounded corners, a tactile pub map, a sign language board and ample room to maneuver, this 30-meter bar is a pioneer of its kind in China.

    Since opening last May, the pub has become a haven for people with and without disabilities. It serves around 10 craft beers daily, with a rotating selection, so they can drink and relax. It also hosts a range of accessibility events, including Braille workshops, book clubs and photography exhibitions.

    A regular customer surnamed Cui particularly appreciates the pub’s relaxed atmosphere. “No one judges you by your appearance here,” she told Xinhua. “Everyone is kind and willing to help each other.”

    For Xia Yujie, opening this bar was a mission of sorts. As a law school graduate with his left arm paralyzed due to a medical error in high school, he always wanted to create a welcoming space where people with disabilities could socialize, feel at home, integrate into the community, and shed stereotypes.

    For him, accessibility is not just about physical infrastructure. It is also about ensuring that everyone has equal access to recreational spaces that foster relationships and deepen connections.

    “People with disabilities have the same needs as everyone else,” Xia Yujie said. “But I often couldn’t find accessible places where everyone could just go, have a drink, and socialize as equals.”

    According to official statistics, there are about 85 million people with disabilities in China, equivalent to one-sixteenth of China’s entire population.

    In recent years, China has stepped up efforts to create a barrier-free environment. Significant progress has been made: libraries for the visually impaired have been created, special cinemas for wheelchair users have been equipped, and intelligent navigation systems for the blind have been introduced in public transport.

    In addition, in a number of regions, local authorities are actively involved in the refurbishment of housing and territory for people with disabilities, ensuring a barrier-free environment to facilitate their daily lives. Places such as Pub Handycup go beyond meeting basic needs, seeking to enrich the social life of these people and promote their sense of community and inclusion.

    Another regular, Bai, whose parents are hearing impaired, likens the pub to his childhood neighbourhood, where he feels a sense of belonging and enjoys the friendships of other guests. “It’s also pet-friendly. You can just play with them.”

    In the virtual world, pub-goers are also actively communicating. The Pub Handycup chat group brings together a wide range of members. Every day, the group is buzzing with discussion, sharing information about resources and activities to ensure accessibility, and joking about everyday topics.

    Active member Xiao Mi has received many birthday wishes in the chat. Living near the pub, he often comes to court in a wheelchair. Some time ago, he offered his help when Xia Yujie and his business partner were too busy.

    At the pub, Xiao Mi learned to pour drinks and make mulled wine, something he had never tried before. When the pub was busy, the outgoing man helped with service, moving between guests in his wheelchair. He even created a map that hangs on the wall with information about nearby facilities.

    Almost every week the pub hosts various events to support an accessible environment: master classes in sign language and Braille, art therapy sessions, and personal exhibitions of deaf photographers.

    Most of these events are initiated by the visitors themselves, who create pub-style events while showcasing their skills and ideas.

    “Some of our blind friends are good at Braille, so we collaborate with them to hold workshops to teach more people. In addition, our deaf-mute business friends sell their handicrafts in our pub,” Xia Yujie explained.

    The owner of the establishment expressed hope that the bar will be able to attract more residents of nearby areas to participate in events to support an accessible environment.

    “The many like-minded people I have met since opening the bar have reinforced my initial belief that what we do is not narrow-minded and we are not alone in this. It is a common idea for many people,” he said. “I also hope that more people can resonate with this.” -0-

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Japanese Foreign Minister Calls for Preventing Escalation of Israeli-Iranian Conflict

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian – People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    TOKYO, June 21 (Xinhua) — Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya called for a de-escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran, he told his Israeli counterpart Gideon Saar in a telephone conversation on Friday.

    The Japanese minister expressed deep concern over the ongoing exchange of attacks between Israel and Iran and the massive damage caused.

    He said any action that could lead to further escalation should be avoided and that restoring calm was of paramount importance.

    Takeshi Iwaya also asked the Israeli government for support in ensuring the safety of Japanese citizens in the country.

    Japan’s Foreign Ministry said on Friday that a total of 87 Japanese citizens and their family members have been evacuated from Israel and Iran to neighboring countries. –0–

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  • MIL-OSI Security: NATO and Armenia strengthen cooperation in support to defence reform

    Source: NATO

    Representatives from NATO’s Defence and Security Cooperation Directorate met with Armenia’s Deputy Chief of Defence, Major General Arthur Yeroyan, and the leadership of the Armenian Armed Forces’ education institutions in Yerevan, on 9 and 10 June 2025. Following a request from Armenia’s Ministry of Defence, a team of experts of NATO’s Defence Education Enhancement Programme (DEEP) conducted an assessment of the Armenian military education system, earlier this year. During the visit in June the DEEP team presented the assessment’s results and recommendations to the Armenian Deputy Chief of Defence.

    Armenia is currently developing a new military education concept and doctrinal basis for its armed forces, in line with Western standards. NATO and Armenia will prioritise their cooperation on doctrine development, the approach to combined arms, strategic leadership, and on the drafting of a human resources concept for all different officer ranks and career paths.

    NATO’s Defence Education Enhancement Programme is supporting the continued professionalisation of the Armenian security and defence structures, through institution building and faculty development activities, including by modernising the Language Centre and establishing an eLearning Centre in the national Military Academy. Additional efforts are being carried out to consolidate the National Defence Research University as strategic level military education institution and to boost the development of a NCO corps, with the aim to enhance the ability of Armenian personnel to work alongside NATO. 

    Armenian Deputy Chief of Defence, Major General Arthur Yeroyan, underscored that the support provided by NATO through its Defence Education Enhancement Programme is key for the ongoing modernisation efforts of the Armenian forces and defence institutions.

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  • MIL-OSI Africa: Deputy Minister pays tribute to journalist Aserie Ndlovu

    Source: South Africa News Agency

    The passing of Aserie Ndlovu has robbed South Africa of an icon who still had much to offer and contribute, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Kenny Morolong said on Saturday.

    “The passing of Mr Ndlovu has robbed our nation of an icon, who still had so much to offer and contribute. Primarily, as government, we are saddened not only by his passing, but also the way he was brutally killed.  

    “We are confident that our criminal justice system will ensure that those who are responsible for their killing get harshest punishment as possible,” said the Deputy Minister.

    The Deputy Minister was speaking at the funeral service of the journalist and founder of Capital Live FM, in Mahlabathini, Mpumalanga.

    Ndlovu and his partner, Zodwa Mdhluli went missing in February this year with police having discovered two lifeless bodies believed to be that of the couple in May.  

    Law enforcement authorities had been investigating the couple’s disappearance.

    The Deputy Minister had previously visited the family as investigations into the couple’s disappearance continued.

    READ | Deputy Minister to visit family of missing journalist 

    “Government calls on all South Africans to join us as we pay tribute to a life well lived.  In this time of great sadness, the thoughts and prayers of the nation are with both families who lost their loved ones. 

    “We thank the family for opening your doors for us to engage and offer support from the time both Ndlovu and his partner were reported missing up until we learned about their tragic death,” he told mourners attending the service.

    READ | Government sends condolences to Ndlovu and Mdhluli families

    He added that Ndlovu made significant contributions to democracy by informing and educating the public through his work.

    “Sibusiso Aserie Ndlovu has a long-standing good working relationship with [the] GCIS [Government Communication and Information System] and the entire government communications system.

    “He collaborated with GCIS and government at large, through a range of activities in his profession as a community media practitioner, ranging from covering government activities such as media briefings, national days, and other key government initiatives.” 

    Deputy Minister Morolng said the late journalist was passionate about developing future journalists and media entrepreneurs in the local media sphere.

    “Mr Ndlovu also used to play a part in using his station working with government to connect other community radio stations in transmitting government messages through various programmes.

    “As government, particularly the government communications sector, we feel robbed of one of our own from the Fourth Estate, which is a pillar of our democracy tasked with speaking truth to power,” he explained.

    Ndlovu was also described as someone who understood “through his work that information is power and that an informed citizenry is the bedrock of democracy.”

    “Aserie, understood that journalism is a bridge between government and citizens,” said the Deputy Minister in his tribute adding that the community journalist also held those in power in the local municipality to account.  

    “In the age of misinformation and disinformation, community journalists can be guardians of truth and trust using local verified sources. In moments of crisis and disaster, community media practitioners become part of the first responders; providing life -saving local information,” he said.

    The Deputy Minister said the void created by the sudden and tragic death of Aserie Ndlovu and his partner, Zodwa Mdhluli is still hard to grasp. 

    Earlier this week, a memorial service was held at the GCIS to pay tribute to Ndlovu and Mdhluli.
    Mdhluli was laid to rest on Friday, 20 June 2025. – SAnews.gov.za

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  • MIL-OSI: Bitcoin Solaris Announces Final Presale Phase Ahead of July Launch

    Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

    TALLINN, Estonia, June 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S), a next-generation blockchain project, has officially entered the final stages of its highly anticipated presale. With its public launch set for July 31, 2025, the momentum around BTC-S is building rapidly as thousands of users secure early access to what many are calling one of the most accessible and performance-driven blockchain ecosystems of the year.

    BTC-S: Where Scalability Meets Accessibility

    Bitcoin Solaris combines elite performance with practical access. Its architecture splits into two layers:

    • The Base Layer uses Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Contribution for Bitcoin-grade security.
    • The Solaris Layer implements Proof-of-History and Proof-of-Time for lightning-fast transaction finality and scalability.

    This hybrid setup slashes energy use by 99.95% compared to Bitcoin and eliminates the need for bulky mining rigs. Instead, mining becomes as simple as opening the upcoming Solaris Nova App, designed for mobile and desktop users alike.

    Here’s what makes the system click:

    • Dual-consensus hybrid model with validator rotation
    • Cross-platform smart mining access
    • Smart contracts and DeFi-ready layer
    • 21M capped supply, just like Bitcoin, but built for today’s world

    And yes, it’s fully audited by Cyberscope and Freshcoins, adding layers of trust for investors looking beyond promises.

    Key Highlights of the Bitcoin Solaris Ecosystem:

    • Hybrid dual-consensus protocol for optimized performance and decentralization
    • Smart contract capabilities and DeFi-ready architecture
    • Cross-platform mining access
    • Fixed supply model (21 million BTC-S)
    • Full third-party audits by Cyberscope and Freshcoins

    Presale Buzz: A Second Chance at Crypto Wealth

    We’re now in Phase 8 of the Bitcoin Solaris presale, and momentum is exploding.

    • Current price: $8
    • Next phase: $9
    • Launch price: $20
    • Potential return: 150%
    • Time left: Less than 7 weeks
    • Users onboarded: Over 11,500 and climbing

    With over $4.5 million already raised, it’s shaping up to be one of the shortest and most explosive presales in the market. And with the launch approaching on July 31, 2025, the window for early entry is narrowing fast. One of the best ways to visualize potential mining returns is through the official BTC-S calculator.

    In addition, bitcoin Solaris Casino lets users spin daily for rewards, offering token bonuses for purchases starting at $250, with top-tier users getting a shot at 0.5 BTC. It’s fun, simple, and tightly woven into the BTC-S ecosystem.

    The Tokenomics That Power the Machine

    Bitcoin Solaris isn’t just fast and it’s built on a lean, utility-based economy. The tokenomics are designed to drive value, not inflate it:

    • Total Supply: 21,000,000 BTC-S
    • Presale Allocation: 20% (4.2 million tokens)
    • Launch Price: $20.00
    • Utilities: Mining, smart contracts, DeFi, payments, governance
    • Model: Strictly deflationary

    What the Community Is Saying

    Crypto enthusiasts and influencers alike are turning their heads. A detailed breakdown by 2Bit Crypto highlights how Bitcoin Solaris is hitting every mark, from scalability to trust to explosive growth potential. The feedback across Telegram and X has been overwhelmingly bullish, with new holders joining daily through Telegram and X.

    A Utility-Driven Tokenomics Model
    Bitcoin Solaris operates on a lean, deflationary token model with a total capped supply of 21 million BTC-S. The token is designed for real-world and on-chain utility, including:

    • Mining via the Nova App
    • Governance participation
    • Smart contract deployment
    • Payment and DeFi functions

    Community Momentum
    The BTC-S community is expanding rapidly across platforms like Telegram and X. With strong engagement and a clear roadmap, interest continues to surge ahead of the project’s launch.

    Launch Date: July 31, 2025

    Presale Status: Now live final phase

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  • MIL-OSI: Bitcoin Solaris Announces Final Presale Phase Ahead of July Launch

    Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

    TALLINN, Estonia, June 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S), a next-generation blockchain project, has officially entered the final stages of its highly anticipated presale. With its public launch set for July 31, 2025, the momentum around BTC-S is building rapidly as thousands of users secure early access to what many are calling one of the most accessible and performance-driven blockchain ecosystems of the year.

    BTC-S: Where Scalability Meets Accessibility

    Bitcoin Solaris combines elite performance with practical access. Its architecture splits into two layers:

    • The Base Layer uses Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Contribution for Bitcoin-grade security.
    • The Solaris Layer implements Proof-of-History and Proof-of-Time for lightning-fast transaction finality and scalability.

    This hybrid setup slashes energy use by 99.95% compared to Bitcoin and eliminates the need for bulky mining rigs. Instead, mining becomes as simple as opening the upcoming Solaris Nova App, designed for mobile and desktop users alike.

    Here’s what makes the system click:

    • Dual-consensus hybrid model with validator rotation
    • Cross-platform smart mining access
    • Smart contracts and DeFi-ready layer
    • 21M capped supply, just like Bitcoin, but built for today’s world

    And yes, it’s fully audited by Cyberscope and Freshcoins, adding layers of trust for investors looking beyond promises.

    Key Highlights of the Bitcoin Solaris Ecosystem:

    • Hybrid dual-consensus protocol for optimized performance and decentralization
    • Smart contract capabilities and DeFi-ready architecture
    • Cross-platform mining access
    • Fixed supply model (21 million BTC-S)
    • Full third-party audits by Cyberscope and Freshcoins

    Presale Buzz: A Second Chance at Crypto Wealth

    We’re now in Phase 8 of the Bitcoin Solaris presale, and momentum is exploding.

    • Current price: $8
    • Next phase: $9
    • Launch price: $20
    • Potential return: 150%
    • Time left: Less than 7 weeks
    • Users onboarded: Over 11,500 and climbing

    With over $4.5 million already raised, it’s shaping up to be one of the shortest and most explosive presales in the market. And with the launch approaching on July 31, 2025, the window for early entry is narrowing fast. One of the best ways to visualize potential mining returns is through the official BTC-S calculator.

    In addition, bitcoin Solaris Casino lets users spin daily for rewards, offering token bonuses for purchases starting at $250, with top-tier users getting a shot at 0.5 BTC. It’s fun, simple, and tightly woven into the BTC-S ecosystem.

    The Tokenomics That Power the Machine

    Bitcoin Solaris isn’t just fast and it’s built on a lean, utility-based economy. The tokenomics are designed to drive value, not inflate it:

    • Total Supply: 21,000,000 BTC-S
    • Presale Allocation: 20% (4.2 million tokens)
    • Launch Price: $20.00
    • Utilities: Mining, smart contracts, DeFi, payments, governance
    • Model: Strictly deflationary

    What the Community Is Saying

    Crypto enthusiasts and influencers alike are turning their heads. A detailed breakdown by 2Bit Crypto highlights how Bitcoin Solaris is hitting every mark, from scalability to trust to explosive growth potential. The feedback across Telegram and X has been overwhelmingly bullish, with new holders joining daily through Telegram and X.

    A Utility-Driven Tokenomics Model
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  • Heatwave grips Kashmir, water shortages hit J&K once again

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    An unprecedented heatwave has gripped Kashmir, with temperatures exceeding 35°C for the past few days.

    Srinagar city recorded a high of 35.2°C on Thursday — the highest June temperature in the past two decades. Jammu city, too, saw a maximum of 36.5°C, narrowing the temperature gap between the two cities to just 1.3°C.

    The heat wave has caused a sharp drop in the water level of the Jhelum River, the Valley’s main water body. Originating at the Verinag Spring in Anantnag district and flowing into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) via Uri in Baramulla district, the Jhelum has been severely affected.

    With perennial water reservoirs in the mountains already depleted due to reduced snowfall in winter, water levels in streams, rivers, lakes, springs, and wells across the Valley have alarmingly diminished.

    Farmers in Ganderbal, Srinagar, Budgam, Bandipora, Kupwara, Baramulla, Shopian, Kulgam, and Anantnag districts are already reporting water shortages for their paddy fields and apple orchards. Paddy crops, especially in higher areas, have begun to suffer due to inadequate irrigation.

    Paddy requires substantial water until the grains mature, and only during ripening and harvest can farmers allow their fields to dry. Apple orchards also require regular irrigation during the fruiting season; insufficient water leads to apples that lack color, succulence, and have a much shorter shelf life.

    While occasional rainfall in April and May had temporarily compensated for reduced water discharge in local rivers and streams, the current heat wave is worsening the situation.

    The Meteorological Department, however, offered some relief. A Met office forecast on Friday said, “Weather is likely to remain mainly dry in the Kashmir division with isolated light rain in the Jammu division during the next 24 hours. Scattered to fairly widespread light rain is likely to occur across J&K in the following two days.”

    Meanwhile, the School Education Department has announced a 10-day summer break starting July 1.

    IANS

  • Heatwave grips Kashmir, water shortages hit J&K once again

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    An unprecedented heatwave has gripped Kashmir, with temperatures exceeding 35°C for the past few days.

    Srinagar city recorded a high of 35.2°C on Thursday — the highest June temperature in the past two decades. Jammu city, too, saw a maximum of 36.5°C, narrowing the temperature gap between the two cities to just 1.3°C.

    The heat wave has caused a sharp drop in the water level of the Jhelum River, the Valley’s main water body. Originating at the Verinag Spring in Anantnag district and flowing into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) via Uri in Baramulla district, the Jhelum has been severely affected.

    With perennial water reservoirs in the mountains already depleted due to reduced snowfall in winter, water levels in streams, rivers, lakes, springs, and wells across the Valley have alarmingly diminished.

    Farmers in Ganderbal, Srinagar, Budgam, Bandipora, Kupwara, Baramulla, Shopian, Kulgam, and Anantnag districts are already reporting water shortages for their paddy fields and apple orchards. Paddy crops, especially in higher areas, have begun to suffer due to inadequate irrigation.

    Paddy requires substantial water until the grains mature, and only during ripening and harvest can farmers allow their fields to dry. Apple orchards also require regular irrigation during the fruiting season; insufficient water leads to apples that lack color, succulence, and have a much shorter shelf life.

    While occasional rainfall in April and May had temporarily compensated for reduced water discharge in local rivers and streams, the current heat wave is worsening the situation.

    The Meteorological Department, however, offered some relief. A Met office forecast on Friday said, “Weather is likely to remain mainly dry in the Kashmir division with isolated light rain in the Jammu division during the next 24 hours. Scattered to fairly widespread light rain is likely to occur across J&K in the following two days.”

    Meanwhile, the School Education Department has announced a 10-day summer break starting July 1.

    IANS

  • Over 500 gather in Riyadh for 11th International Day of Yoga celebration

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Embassy of India in Riyadh celebrated the 11th International Day of Yoga with remarkable enthusiasm at the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium on Friday, drawing over 500 yoga enthusiasts from across Saudi Arabia. The event, organized in collaboration with the Saudi Yoga Committee and local partners, highlighted this year’s theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” emphasizing yoga’s role in promoting individual well-being and global harmony. Ambassador of India to Saudi Arabia, Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the extraordinary turnout and warm support from Saudi authorities, describing yoga as more than just exercise but as a bridge between cultures and civilizations that transcends boundaries.

    The celebration featured prominent speakers who underscored the growing popularity of yoga in the Kingdom and its integration into Saudi Arabia’s evolving health and wellness landscape. Padma Shri awardee Ms. Nouf Al-Marwaai, President of the Asian Yogasana Sports Federation and a pioneering yoga advocate in Saudi Arabia, praised the Embassy’s continued efforts in spreading awareness and fostering cross-cultural engagement. Mr. Ahmed Alsady, CEO of the Saudi Yoga Committee, reaffirmed his organization’s mission to promote yoga as an integral component of Saudi wellness culture, while Ms. Shahad Al-Mufti, Director at the Saudi Ministry of Sport, also graced the event with her presence.

    The main attraction was the Common Yoga Protocol session, led by two women yoga instructors, Ms. Nervin Ashram and Ms. Seema Ghanam, who guided participants of all skill levels through foundational yoga postures and breathing techniques. The iconic stadium setting provided an ideal atmosphere for attendees to immerse themselves in various yoga asanas and experience their rejuvenating effects firsthand. The International Day of Yoga, proclaimed by the United Nations and celebrated globally each June 21, underscores the timeless relevance of yoga as a practice that harmonizes body, mind, and spirit.

    Friday’s main event represented the culmination of a month-long series of yoga activities organized by the Embassy throughout the Kingdom. The celebrations began with a curtain-raiser event at the Embassy on May 17, followed by multiple sessions in early June under the “Yoga for One Earth, One Health” theme. A particularly notable event took place at the iconic Edge of the World on June 8, showcasing yoga against a breathtaking natural backdrop that perfectly embodied the connection between human wellness and environmental harmony.

    The week leading up to the main celebration saw extensive participation from Indian school students across six Saudi cities — Riyadh, Jeddah, Taif, Jubail, Khafji, and Tabouk — who took part in yoga sessions from June 14 to 20. Their enthusiasm and unity reflected the spirit of wellness, harmony, and togetherness that yoga promotes, demonstrating how the ancient practice continues to resonate with younger generations. The widespread participation across multiple cities and the strong collaboration between Indian and Saudi institutions highlight the deepening cultural ties between the two nations and the universal appeal of yoga as a tool for physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

     

  • MIL-OSI Russia: Chinese-Russian relations are strong and unshakable – Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian – People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    St. Petersburg, June 21 (Xinhua) — Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang, a member of the Standing Committee of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, said on Friday that China-Russia relations are currently at their highest level of development in history, adding that they are stable, solid and unbreakable.

    The senior Chinese official made the statement while answering questions after speaking at the plenary session of the 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).

    He noted that China is pleased to see the resumption of contacts and exchanges between Russia and the United States. According to him, interaction between major countries is a benefit to the entire world, as it can help stabilize the international situation and revive the world economy.

    Ding Xuexiang also stressed that major countries should act accordingly and take a leading role in upholding the international system with the UN at its core, safeguarding international justice and providing greater certainty to the world.

    China, as a responsible country, is willing to work with all parties to promote global prosperity and stability, the vice premier said.

    Attributing the achievements in education and technology that have been achieved worldwide to exchanges and cooperation, Ding Xuexiang noted that some countries politicize educational and technological cooperation and create obstacles, which harms global sustainable development.

    Reality shows that innovation and progress can occur despite blockades or containment. China is willing to work with Russia to consistently expand the scale and scope of cooperation and improve interaction mechanisms to jointly raise bilateral educational and technological cooperation to a new level. –0–

    MIL OSI Russia News –

  • MIL-OSI Russia: Seven killed, 20 injured in Nepal bus collision

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian – People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    KATHMANDU, June 21 (Xinhua) — Seven people were killed and 20 others injured in a head-on collision between two passenger buses in south-central Nepal on Saturday morning, local police said.

    At around 10am local time, an electric bus and a bus collided on the Chitwan section of the East-West Highway, killing three people on the spot.

    Four others died from their injuries while receiving medical treatment, Rabindra Khanal, a Chitwan district police spokesman, told Xinhua.

    According to him, the injured have been hospitalized in different hospitals in Chitwan. –0–

    MIL OSI Russia News –

  • MIL-OSI Australia: Port Noarlunga South home break-in

    Source: New South Wales – News

    Police are investigating a break-in at Port Noarlunga South this morning and have released CCTV of the suspects and their getaway scooter.

    Three unknown males attended an address in Aldam Road, Port Noarlunga South about 8.30am on Saturday 21 June.  One suspect waited outside on a scooter while two males entered the home and confronted the four occupants.

    Three victims were assaulted during the incident and sustained minor injuries.

    The offenders stole a Playstation 5 and two wallets before getting back on the silver and black scooter, described as similar to a Yamaha NMAX 155, and heading west along Aldam Road.

    They were all dressed in black, with their faces covered.

    Southern District CIB detectives are investigating.

    Anyone who recognises the trio or scooter or has dashcam or CCTV footage that may assist the investigation is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au

    MIL OSI News –

  • From Beijing to Shanghai, several Chinese cities celebrate International Day of Yoga

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    Crowds of yoga practitioners in various cities across China took part in the 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY) celebrations, highlighting the worldwide appeal of India’s message of well-being.

    In Beijing, hundreds unrolled their mats to practice yoga, celebrating IDY with a beautiful kirtan and the energizing Common Yoga Protocol at the Old Chancery complex.

    “A guided meditation helped participants center themselves and experience a sense of calm. The experience was elevated by a graceful performance blending yoga with the elegance of Odissi dance. The crowd was also captivated by advanced yoga demonstrations,” the Embassy of India in Beijing posted on X.

    The Consulate General of India in Shanghai hosted its flagship IDY celebration, featuring yoga demonstrations, interactive sessions, and cultural activities. The event witnessed participation from a diverse audience of diplomats, yoga enthusiasts, and community members.

    In his remarks, Pratik Mathur, India’s Consul General in Shanghai, highlighted the event’s significance as a testament to the widespread appeal of Indian civilization and culture.

    “This flagship celebration is the culmination of a long series of events across Eastern China, including Hangzhou, Wuxi, and Suzhou, organized in collaboration with Indian diaspora communities, global MNCs, and Buddhist monasteries — a testament to yoga’s broad appeal,” Mathur said.

    He also emphasized yoga’s universal relevance, especially as this year marks the 75th anniversary of India-China diplomatic relations, fostering harmony and health across communities.

    “Yoga is an invaluable gift of India’s ancient tradition. It embodies the unity of mind and body, thought and action, restraint and fulfillment, and harmony between man and nature,” he added, quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who advocated for the establishment of IDY at the United Nations.

    Mathur also paid tribute to the victims of the recent Air India Flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad. “Our hearts are heavy with this tragedy. In such moments, yoga’s teachings of resilience, mindfulness, and inner peace offer a profound source of comfort and strength,” he said.

    The United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, Siddharth Chatterjee, attended the event as chief guest. Addressing the gathering, Chatterjee praised Prime Minister Modi’s leadership in globalizing yoga and his role in creating a more connected world.

    Praising yoga’s alignment with global well-being and unity, he remarked, “As a yoga practitioner, I deeply appreciate its transformative power to foster resilience and peace. This event reflects the shared commitment of India and the United Nations to promote health and harmony, strengthening bonds between nations.”

    The event capped a series of IDY celebrations across Eastern China, showcasing yoga’s broad appeal through partnerships with diverse stakeholders. The Indian Consulate General extended its heartfelt gratitude to Chatterjee and all participants for making the event a resounding success.

    Additionally, an event was held on the banks of the majestic Pearl River in Guangzhou, where more than 300 yoga enthusiasts took part. Shambhu Hakki, the Indian Consul General in Guangzhou, also attended and highlighted yoga’s growing popularity in South China and its role in strengthening cultural ties between India and China.

    IANS

  • From Beijing to Shanghai, several Chinese cities celebrate International Day of Yoga

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    Crowds of yoga practitioners in various cities across China took part in the 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY) celebrations, highlighting the worldwide appeal of India’s message of well-being.

    In Beijing, hundreds unrolled their mats to practice yoga, celebrating IDY with a beautiful kirtan and the energizing Common Yoga Protocol at the Old Chancery complex.

    “A guided meditation helped participants center themselves and experience a sense of calm. The experience was elevated by a graceful performance blending yoga with the elegance of Odissi dance. The crowd was also captivated by advanced yoga demonstrations,” the Embassy of India in Beijing posted on X.

    The Consulate General of India in Shanghai hosted its flagship IDY celebration, featuring yoga demonstrations, interactive sessions, and cultural activities. The event witnessed participation from a diverse audience of diplomats, yoga enthusiasts, and community members.

    In his remarks, Pratik Mathur, India’s Consul General in Shanghai, highlighted the event’s significance as a testament to the widespread appeal of Indian civilization and culture.

    “This flagship celebration is the culmination of a long series of events across Eastern China, including Hangzhou, Wuxi, and Suzhou, organized in collaboration with Indian diaspora communities, global MNCs, and Buddhist monasteries — a testament to yoga’s broad appeal,” Mathur said.

    He also emphasized yoga’s universal relevance, especially as this year marks the 75th anniversary of India-China diplomatic relations, fostering harmony and health across communities.

    “Yoga is an invaluable gift of India’s ancient tradition. It embodies the unity of mind and body, thought and action, restraint and fulfillment, and harmony between man and nature,” he added, quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who advocated for the establishment of IDY at the United Nations.

    Mathur also paid tribute to the victims of the recent Air India Flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad. “Our hearts are heavy with this tragedy. In such moments, yoga’s teachings of resilience, mindfulness, and inner peace offer a profound source of comfort and strength,” he said.

    The United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, Siddharth Chatterjee, attended the event as chief guest. Addressing the gathering, Chatterjee praised Prime Minister Modi’s leadership in globalizing yoga and his role in creating a more connected world.

    Praising yoga’s alignment with global well-being and unity, he remarked, “As a yoga practitioner, I deeply appreciate its transformative power to foster resilience and peace. This event reflects the shared commitment of India and the United Nations to promote health and harmony, strengthening bonds between nations.”

    The event capped a series of IDY celebrations across Eastern China, showcasing yoga’s broad appeal through partnerships with diverse stakeholders. The Indian Consulate General extended its heartfelt gratitude to Chatterjee and all participants for making the event a resounding success.

    Additionally, an event was held on the banks of the majestic Pearl River in Guangzhou, where more than 300 yoga enthusiasts took part. Shambhu Hakki, the Indian Consul General in Guangzhou, also attended and highlighted yoga’s growing popularity in South China and its role in strengthening cultural ties between India and China.

    IANS

  • MIL-OSI Africa: Qatar Participates in Extraordinary Meeting of Arab League Council at Ministerial Level

    Source: Government of Qatar

    Istanbul, June 20, 2025

    The State of Qatar participated in the Extraordinary Meeting of the Council of the League of Arab States at the Ministerial Level, held in Istanbul, Turkey, on Friday.

    The State of Qatar was represented at the meeting by HE Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh Al Khulaifi.

    The meeting discussed the latest developments in the region, primarily the Israeli attack on the territory of the sisterly Islamic Republic of Iran, ways to de-escalate tensions, and resolve disputes through diplomatic means. 

    MIL OSI Africa –

  • No more obstacles in case of NSE IPO: SEBI Chairman

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    There is “no obstacle” remain for the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to proceed with its much-awaited IPO plans, SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has said. 

    Speaking at the FE CFO Awards here, Pandey said there is no obstacle that “will remain in the case of NSE IPO”.

    However, when asked whether the NSE IPO could see the light of the day ahead of Diwali this year, the markets regulator chief declined to comment on any timeline.

    Earlier this month, Ashish Kumar Chauhan, Managing Director and CEO of NSE, said NSE is waiting for the no objection certificate (NOC) from the capital markets regulator and once it is received, the stock exchange would begin the process of filing its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for a much-awaited IPO.

    Speaking to IANS, Ashish Chauhan said the exchange has sought a ‘No Objection Certificate’ (NOC) from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). After getting the NOC, “we will prepare our draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) and then, we will send it back to the SEBI. After that, they will take their time to approve it”, said Ashish Chauhan.

    Last month, SEBI Chairman had said the pending issues surrounding the NSE IPO will be resolved soon, and the regulator will move forward with the process.

    At the ‘FE CFO Awards’, SEBI Chairman said that market manipulation will not be tolerated and they will keep a close watch, as manipulation in SME initial public offerings (IPOs) is rising.

    The capital markets regulator has, in the recent past, issued multiple orders related to SME IPOs, alleging fund siphoning, manipulation of issue subscriptions, incorrect disclosures, and other irregularities.

    “We will continue to watch. On market manipulation, we will come down very hard going forward. I mean, we have come hard earlier also, but I think going forward, market manipulation will be one which we will not tolerate,” he said during an event here.

    The issue of manipulation in derivative trades, especially in index options, has also come up and SEBI is investigating these issues.

    –IANS

  • India to evacute citizens of Nepal, Sri Lanka from Iran

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Indian Embassy in Iran has said that it will make efforts to evacuate citizens of Nepal and Sri Lanka. The embassy noted that these efforts will be made at the request of the Governments of Nepal and Sri Lanka.

    “On request of the Governments of Nepal and Sri Lanka, the Indian Embassy’s evacuation efforts in Iran will also cover citizens of Nepal and Sri Lanka,” the Indian Embassy in Iran posted on X.

    The Indian government has launched Operation Sindhu to evacuate Indian nationals from Iran, given the deteriorating situation as a result of the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel.

    Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Saturday that, so far, 517 Indian nationals have returned to India from Iran under Operation Sindhu.

    Jaiswal stated that a special flight from Turkmenistan’s Ashgabat carrying Indians from Iran arrived in New Delhi on June 21.

    In a post on X, Jaiswal stated: “Operation Sindhu continues. A special evacuation flight from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, landed in New Delhi at 0300 hrs on 21st June, bringing Indians from Iran home. With this, so far 517 Indian nationals from Iran have returned home under Operation Sindhu.”

    The conflict between Israel and Iran entered its ninth day on Saturday. The conflict began after Israel, on June 13, launched a massive airstrike on Iranian military and nuclear sites, dubbed “Operation Rising Lion.”

    In response, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched a large-scale drone and missile operation, “Operation True Promise 3,” targeting Israeli fighter jet fuel production facilities and energy supply centres.

    This is not the first time the Indian government has launched an operation to evacuate citizens from another country. In 2023, India launched Operation Kaveri to evacuate its citizens during violent military clashes in Sudan. Operation Ajay was launched in 2023 to evacuate Indian nationals from Israel during the Israel-Hamas conflict. Operation Ganga was launched in 2022 to evacuate Indian nationals when war erupted between Russia and Ukraine. 

    In 2021, the Indian government launched Operation Devi Shakti to evacuate citizens from Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover. Operation Samudra Setu was launched in 2020 to evacuate Indians via sea during the COVID-19 pandemic. Operation Raahat was conducted in 2015 to evacuate citizens amid the civil conflict in Yemen. In 2011, India launched Operation Safe Homecoming to bring home nationals during the Libyan civil war amid the Arab Spring.

    (ANI)

  • MIL-OSI Russia: Modern Chinese archaeological technologies facilitate joint training of personnel with Uzbekistan

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    BEIJING, June 21 (Xinhua) — The Samarkand branch of the China-Central Asia Belt and Road Joint Laboratory for Humanity and Environment Studies recently successfully held its second course on Chinese-Uzbek archaeological technology, according to the website of the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Northwest China University (Shaanxi Province, northwest China).

    The event was organized by the above-mentioned university and the International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage “Silk Road” of Uzbekistan /hereinafter referred to as the Silk Road University/. The course was attended by 32 teachers and students from the Silk Road University, Samarkand State University, Samarkand Archaeological Institute and Samarkand State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

    The course participants were given lectures by Chinese archaeologists. They told the participants about the principles of analysis of osteochemical and molecular paleobiological technologies, as well as their application and the latest achievements in the field of studying the life models of the ancient population of Central Asia, human migration and genetic evolution, as well as the origin and spread of domesticated animals. Subsequently, in the joint laboratory, Chinese archaeologists familiarized the participants in detail with the procedures for processing samples and the basics of working with devices, conducting practical classes on sample preparation using the bone remains of animals discovered by the joint Chinese-Uzbek archaeological team.

    At the end of the course, Professor Wang Jianxin, Chief Researcher of the Silk Road Joint Archaeological Research Center of Northwest University of China, and Professor Mastura Sidikova, Dean of the Faculty of History and Cultural Heritage of Silk Road University, presented certificates to the participants. Wang Jianxin noted that modern scientific methods make it possible to extract rich historical and cultural information from archaeological sites. He expressed hope that the course would enable the participants to gain a basic understanding of the principles and standards of archaeological technology, awaken interest in this field and the desire to devote themselves to the protection of cultural heritage and archaeological research in Uzbekistan in order to become experts in this field. He also invited the participants to study and exchange experiences at Northwest University of China.

    Mastura Sidikova thanked Northwestern University for establishing an international joint laboratory at the Silk Road University, deepening academic cooperation and organizing major international scientific conferences that have caused a wide resonance in academic circles. She was sincerely pleased with the increase in the number of participants in the current course and expressed hope for strengthening cooperation to create more advanced platforms and opportunities in the field of training international talents. -0-

    MIL OSI Russia News –

  • MIL-OSI: Certified and Profitable: AIXA Miner Redefines Passive Crypto Income After FinCEN Approval

    Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

    Colorado, USA, June 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

    AIXA Miner, a leading crypto cloud mining platform, has officially secured its FinCEN Money Services Business (MSB) certification, becoming one of the few fully regulated mining platforms in the U.S. This regulatory milestone has rapidly boosted investor confidence—particularly among U.S. users—and helped expand AIXA Miner’s global user base to over 5 million active miners.

    Cloud mining is quickly becoming the go-to solution for generating crypto income without the upfront costs of traditional mining setups. Unlike traditional mining, where expensive hardware and technical knowledge are required, AIXA Miner enables users to rent hash power and earn crypto rewards hands-free, with no hardware, no electricity bills, and no complex configurations. It also eliminates the need for managing mining activities and hardware maintenance. Since its launch, the platform has been rolling out daily passive income pushing users toward their target financial goals.


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    AIXA Miner offers a range of AI-optimized mining contracts through which users can earn up to $6,448 daily, depending on their investment tier. Even better, new users can start mining for free, thanks to a trial Litecoin cloud mining plan that includes a $20 sign-up bonus.

    Since its 2020 launch, AIXA Miner has become a favorite among crypto investors due to its high-security infrastructure, eco-conscious operations, and generous returns. The company quickly gained traction in operating amongst top Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin cloud mining sites. Every plan offers a withdrawable principal and daily profits, with contract durations ranging from just 1 day to 30 days—ideal for investors seeking flexibility and low risk.

    Why Crypto Investors Choose AIXA Miner?

    AIXA Miner stands out as one of the most trusted and profitable cloud mining platforms in the industry. Here’s what sets AIXA Miner apart in the crowded cloud mining space:

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    All earnings can be tracked in real-time on the AIXA dashboard or mobile app. You can also choose to join the affiliate program for an additional way to earn USDT.


    Why Now Is the Ideal Time to Join the Cloud Mining Movement

    As Bitcoin mining difficulty increases and the crypto market grows more complex, cloud mining offers a simpler and more reliable alternative. AIXA Miner provides a secure, fully regulated space for generating daily passive income without market volatility or tech barriers.

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    With demand rising and contract slots filling quickly, now is the best time to start earning crypto through AIXA Miner. Contracts are limited to maintain profitability for all users—register today and begin receiving rewards as early as tomorrow.

    The MIL Network –

  • MIL-Evening Report: Israel blocks Gaza aid organisations’ access to fuel, hospitals running out

    BEARING WITNESS: By Cole Martin in occupied Bethlehem

    Kia ora koutou, 

    I’m a Kiwi journo in occupied Bethlehem, here’s a brief summary of today’s events across the Palestinian and Israeli territories from on the ground.

    Sixty nine people killed in Gaza, 12 while seeking aid, and 221 injured (172 seeking aid). 11 killed by Israeli airstrike on a house in central Gaza. Qassam Brigades carried out a “complex” ambush against Israeli forces in southern Gaza. Israel are preventing humanitarian organisations from accessing fuel storage sites in the enclave, hospital supplies last for just three days.

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    Iranian authorities report five hospitals damaged in targeted Israeli strikes, have arrested 16 agents allegedly linked to Israel, and offered Israeli “collaborators” a pardon if they surrender their drones by July 1.

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    Two US destroyers have arrived in the eastern Mediterranean, bringing the total to five in the region and two in the Red Sea.

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    An Israeli drone targeted a car in southern Lebanon, violating the existing ceasefire and Lebanese sovereignty yet again.

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    Israeli leaders double down on their accusations that Iran is developing nuclear bombs, despite the international watchdog, IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency], saying there is no sufficient evidence. 18 injured by Iranian missile in the southern Israeli territories, 17 in Haifa. Strikes targeted Israel’s Channel 14 news stations as threatened, after Israeli forces struck Iran’s state broadcaster two days ago. 100 million shekel pledged by Israeli regime to build 1000 new bomb shelters in some areas; the regime is known for under-investment in Palestinian neighbourhoods.

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    More checkpoints and barriers installed across the West Bank. Ambulance movement continues to be disrupted by gas shortages in Bethlehem. Despite the war, Israeli occupation forces continue extensive home demolitions in Nour Shams refugee camp in the northern West Bank. Settlers crush and uproot Palestinian olive trees near Sinjil, north of Ramallah. Occupation bulldozers dug up roads south of Jenin. Palestinian residents were shot at by settlers while trying to extinguish fires west of Bethlehem.

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    Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza continues, with minimal political intervention to prevent it.

    Cole Martin is an independent New Zealand photojournalist based in the Middle East and a contributor to Asia Pacific Report.

    MIL OSI Analysis – EveningReport.nz –

  • MIL-OSI China: Belt and Road Film Week opens in Shanghai, fueling cross-cultural ties

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    The Belt and Road Film Week opened in Shanghai on June 18 as part of the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF), serving as a platform for international industry dialogue and offering an immersive cultural experience for residents and visitors.

    Actors Huang Xiaoming, Tang Yan and Yu Shi receive certificates appointing them as Belt and Road Film Week ambassadors during the opening ceremony in Shanghai, June 18, 2025. [Photo courtesy of SIFF Organizing Committee]

    The event, themed “Travel through Cinema” and held primarily in Shanghai’s Pudong New Area, features a diverse program, including film screenings, cultural industry roundtables, the Charm Pudong Tour cultural experience, and a Belt and Road lifestyle market. Organizers said they aim to combine industry expertise with public participation and promote global cultural exchange.

    This year’s lineup features 15 films from Belt and Road countries, spanning a range of genres. Several entries have been screened at major film festivals, including Rotterdam, Locarno, and Tokyo. The program centers on cross-cultural narratives and regional identities, aiming to spotlight the cultures along the ancient Silk Road.

    Event coordinators have arranged eight post-screening filmmaker meet-and-greets, some of which have sold out. Five standout films are screening concurrently in Nanjing, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Ningbo and Hefei, extending the SIFF experience across the Yangtze River Delta. Honors such as the Audience Choice Award and Audience Recommendation Award are being decided by public voting during the film week.

    The event is bringing together more than 40 international filmmakers from over 20 Belt and Road countries in Pudong. Throughout the week, participants will explore key industry topics such as cross-border film collaboration, international distribution strategies, and the nurturing of emerging talent under the Belt and Road Initiative through alliance meetings and roundtable forums.

    The Belt and Road Film Festival Alliance, the foundation of the film week, has expanded rapidly since its launch. With the recent addition of the Serbia International Film and Music Festival, the alliance now includes 56 institutions in 49 countries, up from 31 institutions in 29 countries. Twenty alliance members and international guests received honorary certificates during the opening ceremony.

    Members of the Belt and Road Film Festival Alliance and international guests receive honorary certificates during the opening ceremony of the Belt and Road Film Week in Shanghai, June 18, 2025. [Photo courtesy of SIFF Organizing Committee]

    To strengthen cinematic exchanges among Belt and Road countries, this year’s film week appointed actors Huang Xiaoming, Yu Shi and Tang Yan as event ambassadors. Organizers said the trio will help broaden international outreach and engage audiences in China and overseas.

    The year 2025 marks the 130th anniversary of world cinema and the 120th anniversary of Chinese cinema. Shanghai, the birthplace of Chinese film, has played a key role in both the nation’s cinematic evolution and the global industry. Since its launch seven years ago, the Belt and Road Film Week has combined international films with Chinese storytelling abroad, strengthening cultural ties and expanding its global reach each year.

    Building on last year’s Latin American Fiesta, this year’s Belt and Road Film Week includes a Southeast Asian market at Bicester Village Shanghai. The summer event combines culture, tourism, commerce, sports and exhibitions. Inspired by the Belt and Road Initiative, the market blends Southeast Asian and local elements, offering an immersive experience of food, art and film.

    The Belt and Road Film Week has also brought significant film industry resources to the Shanghai International Resort Area, a major tourism and entertainment zone in Pudong that includes the Shanghai Disney Resort and other commercial and cultural facilities. More than 180 film and cultural companies now operate in the area, covering entertainment, tourism, business and exhibitions.

    Representatives of 20 key film and cultural projects sign agreements to establish operations at the resort during the Belt and Road Film Week opening ceremony in Shanghai, June 18, 2025. [Photo courtesy of SIFF Organizing Committee]

    This year, 20 additional film and cultural companies set up operations in the resort area. Representatives signed agreements at an on-site ceremony during the opening event, marking a new stage in the development of Shanghai International Resort Area as a film and creative hub. Organizers said these efforts support the resort’s goal of becoming a globally influential screen culture center.

    MIL OSI China News –

  • MIL-OSI China: Bayern, Flamengo reach Club World Cup last 16

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    Bayern Munich and Flamengo booked their places in the last 16 of the FIFA Club World Cup on Friday with wins over Boca Juniors and Chelsea, while Benfica boosted its hopes of advancing after routing Auckland City.

    Esperance also kept alive its knockout-stage chances by edging past Los Angeles FC, which joined Auckland in exiting the tournament.

    In Philadelphia, Brazil’s Flamengo moved three points clear at the top of Group D after recovering from a goal down to overcome Chelsea 3-1.

    Portuguese winger Pedro Neto put Chelsea ahead when he capitalized on Wesley Franca’s miscued clearance to dribble almost half the length of the pitch before calmly shooting past Argentine goalkeeper Agustin Rossi.

    Flamengo equalized just after the hour through Bruno Henrique, who tapped home after Gonzalo Plata flicked on Gerson’s cross.

    The Rio de Janeiro outfit suddenly had the momentum, and Henrique turned provider three minutes later as his header set up Danilo to volley home at the far post.

    Chelsea was reduced to 10 men in the 68th minute after Nicolas Jackson was shown a straight red card for a studs-up challenge on Lucas Ayrton.

    Wallace Yan put the result beyond doubt by playing a slick one-two with Plata before firing in from the edge of the six-yard box.

    “We always believed that we had a chance,” Flamengo manager Filipe Luis said afterwards. “I’m very proud because after our mistake in giving away the first goal, we didn’t drop our heads. We continued to play the same way. We gave our all until the end and that warms my heart.”

    In Orlando, Angel Di Maria and Leandro Barreiro scored twice apiece as Benfica romped to a 6-0 victory over Auckland City.

    Benfica initially struggled to breach the New Zealand club’s five-man defense but Di Maria broke the deadlock from the penalty spot just before halftime.

    It was all one-way traffic thereafter, despite a two-hour delay due to a storm alert. Vangelis Pavlidis, Renato Sanches, Barreiro and Di Maria were all on target in the second half as Benfica registered its first win of the tournament.

    The Portuguese side is now second in Group C with four points while Auckland City is last with 16 goals conceded in two matches.

    “This is the longest game of my career,” Benfica head coach Bruno Lage said. “A special thanks to our fans, who have been here for five hours supporting the team. We played as well as we could. The [hot] temperature made it very difficult.”

    In Nashville, Tunisia’s Esperance kept alive its hopes of reaching the next stage with a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles FC.

    Youcef Belaili handed his side the lead in the 70th minute when he pounced on a loose ball in the area and drilled a low shot that deflected in off the left leg of goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

    Esperance is now third in Group D and will need to beat Chelsea in Philadelphia on Tuesday to progress to the knockout phase. Los Angeles FC is fourth, having failed to pick up a point so far and with no chance of progressing.

    In Miami, France international midfielder Michael Olise scored late as Bayern Munich kept its perfect record intact with a 2-1 win over Argentine side Boca Juniors.

    Harry Kane opened the scoring for the Bundesliga champions when he intercepted a defensive clearance and fired low into the far corner with his weaker left foot.

    Uruguayan forward Miguel Merentiel equalized by running onto Alan Velasco’s through ball and ghosting past Josip Stanisic before clinically finishing past Manuel Neuer.

    Olise restored Bayern’s lead six minutes from time with a fizzing drive from distance after Kane’s clever layoff.

    While the German club is assured of a place in the next round, Boca will need to defeat Auckland City by a hefty margin on Tuesday to have any chance of advancing.

    MIL OSI China News –

  • Saeed Izadi, mastermind of October 7 attack, killed in Israeli airstrike

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Saturday claimed to have eliminated Saeed Izadi, a senior Iranian military figure and a key architect of the Iranian regime’s strategy to destroy Israel. Izadi was reportedly killed in a targeted airstrike conducted by the IDF in the Qom region of Iran.

    In a post on social media platform X, the IDF announced:
    “Saeed Izadi, a founder of the Iranian regime’s plan to destroy Israel, was eliminated in a precise IDF strike in the area of Qom. Izadi was also the commander of the Palestine Corps of the Quds Force, a key coordinator between the Iranian regime and Hamas, and one of the main orchestrators of the October 7 massacre.”

    The IDF further stated that Izadi played a significant role in military coordination between senior commanders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and key Hamas figures. He was also responsible for channeling Iranian financial support to Hamas for terrorist operations against Israel.

    “During the war, Izadi directed Hamas forces operating from Lebanon. Since then, he had been actively involved in rebuilding Hamas’ military wing and ensuring Hamas retained control over Gaza,” the IDF added.

    Separately, on June 20, the IDF reported the elimination of Ali Saadi Wasfi al-Agha, a senior commander of the Palestinian militant group Mujahideen Brigades, in central Gaza. Al-Agha was the head of the group’s southern Gaza brigades and was set to succeed Assad Abu Sharia, who was killed earlier this month in a joint operation by the IDF and Israel’s Shin Bet security agency.

    According to the IDF, al-Agha was responsible for multiple attacks on Israeli targets and for recruiting operatives. He also played a role in the burial of kidnapped Israeli couple Gadi Haggai and Judith Weinstein in Khan Younis. Their bodies were recently recovered by Israeli forces.

    Al-Agha was killed in a joint operation while hiding in central Gaza.

    Over the past week, the IDF reported conducting more than 300 strikes across the Gaza Strip, targeting militants, weapons depots, military infrastructure, anti-tank positions, and sniper outposts.

    IANS

  • Saeed Izadi, mastermind of October 7 attack, killed in Israeli airstrike

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Saturday claimed to have eliminated Saeed Izadi, a senior Iranian military figure and a key architect of the Iranian regime’s strategy to destroy Israel. Izadi was reportedly killed in a targeted airstrike conducted by the IDF in the Qom region of Iran.

    In a post on social media platform X, the IDF announced:
    “Saeed Izadi, a founder of the Iranian regime’s plan to destroy Israel, was eliminated in a precise IDF strike in the area of Qom. Izadi was also the commander of the Palestine Corps of the Quds Force, a key coordinator between the Iranian regime and Hamas, and one of the main orchestrators of the October 7 massacre.”

    The IDF further stated that Izadi played a significant role in military coordination between senior commanders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and key Hamas figures. He was also responsible for channeling Iranian financial support to Hamas for terrorist operations against Israel.

    “During the war, Izadi directed Hamas forces operating from Lebanon. Since then, he had been actively involved in rebuilding Hamas’ military wing and ensuring Hamas retained control over Gaza,” the IDF added.

    Separately, on June 20, the IDF reported the elimination of Ali Saadi Wasfi al-Agha, a senior commander of the Palestinian militant group Mujahideen Brigades, in central Gaza. Al-Agha was the head of the group’s southern Gaza brigades and was set to succeed Assad Abu Sharia, who was killed earlier this month in a joint operation by the IDF and Israel’s Shin Bet security agency.

    According to the IDF, al-Agha was responsible for multiple attacks on Israeli targets and for recruiting operatives. He also played a role in the burial of kidnapped Israeli couple Gadi Haggai and Judith Weinstein in Khan Younis. Their bodies were recently recovered by Israeli forces.

    Al-Agha was killed in a joint operation while hiding in central Gaza.

    Over the past week, the IDF reported conducting more than 300 strikes across the Gaza Strip, targeting militants, weapons depots, military infrastructure, anti-tank positions, and sniper outposts.

    IANS

  • Muscat joins International Yoga Day celebrations

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Embassy of India in Muscat today successfully spearheaded the celebration of International Day of Yoga 2025, drawing a large and enthusiastic crowd to the picturesque Omani Village Amphitheater in Al Qurum Natural Park.

    From 5 AM to 8 AM, yoga enthusiasts and members of the vibrant Indian community united to embrace the ancient practice, reinforcing the global message of holistic health, inner harmony, and overall well-being. The core of the morning’s activities revolved around the Common Yoga Protocol, a structured 45-minute yoga routine diligently followed by participants, promoting uniformity and accessibility in practice.


    Beyond the live demonstration, the event also featured a continuous screening of informative and inspiring yoga-related videos from various partners and esteemed yoga institutions, offering diverse perspectives and deeper insights into the discipline.

    The early morning event, set against the serene backdrop of the park, provided a refreshing start to the day, highlighting yoga’s universal appeal as a path to physical and mental rejuvenation.

     

     

  • Muscat joins International Yoga Day celebrations

    Source: Government of India

    Source: Government of India (4)

    The Embassy of India in Muscat today successfully spearheaded the celebration of International Day of Yoga 2025, drawing a large and enthusiastic crowd to the picturesque Omani Village Amphitheater in Al Qurum Natural Park.

    From 5 AM to 8 AM, yoga enthusiasts and members of the vibrant Indian community united to embrace the ancient practice, reinforcing the global message of holistic health, inner harmony, and overall well-being. The core of the morning’s activities revolved around the Common Yoga Protocol, a structured 45-minute yoga routine diligently followed by participants, promoting uniformity and accessibility in practice.


    Beyond the live demonstration, the event also featured a continuous screening of informative and inspiring yoga-related videos from various partners and esteemed yoga institutions, offering diverse perspectives and deeper insights into the discipline.

    The early morning event, set against the serene backdrop of the park, provided a refreshing start to the day, highlighting yoga’s universal appeal as a path to physical and mental rejuvenation.