At the UN General Assembly, Sergey Lavrov, the country’s foreign minister, warned the EU and NATO that any aggression against Russia would result in a “decisive response.” He argued that Russia is prepared to react if provoked, but that it has no intention of attacking the West.
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Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, the head of Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry, criticized Israel’s occupation of Gaza and Qatar and called for international action to put an end to Israeli violations.
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As Typhoon Bualoi’s strengthening approach forces the government to shut down several airports, Vietnam has mobilized around 100 000 military personnel to assist 250 000 people in evacuating.
According to the meteorology agency, Bualoi, the 10th typhoon to hit Vietnam this year, is currently at sea, generating winds of 130 km/h (80 mph) and is expected to make landfall later on Sunday.
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“This storm moves quickly, moving at nearly twice the rate that it does,” with a strong impact and a wide area of impact. The agency claimed that it is capable of causing multiple natural disasters at once, including coastal flooding, flash floods, heavy rain, and powerful winds.
According to the government newspaper Viet Nam News, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has also demanded the country’s waters’ “highest level of readiness” as Bualoi entered.
Three Ho Chi Minh fishermen have vanished before the landfall, according to Viet Nam News, after one vessel sank and another was “disabled” by large waves off the coast of Quang Tri province. Eight others were saved.
According to the report, the two vessels were spotted stranded about 1.5 kilometers (1 mile) from the Cua Viet Channel’s mouth.
More than 210, 000 residents of Da Nang, the country’s largest city, are being evacuated, according to state media, while more than 32, 000 Hue residents who live close to coastal areas are also expected to relocate to safer areas.
According to the AFP news agency, more than 15, 000 residents of Ha Tinh, a major steel production hub, are scheduled to leave for temporary accommodations in schools and medical facilities, according to authorities.
According to the VN Express news website, the city government mobilized more than 200 people using trucks, sacks, sand, bamboo stakes, and stone to protect the coastline.
Four domestic airports were reported to be closed, and all fishing vessels in the typhoon’s path were rerouted to harbor.
Additionally, it was required that residents of coastal regions secure their vessels.
“I’m a little anxious, but I’m still optimistic that things will turn out fine in the aftermath.” After the most recent Typhoon Kajiki, we were all in complete safety. Nguyen Cuong, a resident of Ha Tinh City, told AFP: “I hope this one will be the same or less severe.”
The Philippines was stricken by mudslides and flooding on Friday when Bualoi struck the country. 10 people have been killed, according to the most recent report from the Philippine media, and 10 are still missing.
According to scientists, as the world warms, the effects of climate change are getting stronger.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development estimates that in Vietnam, more than 100 people died or disappeared in the first seven months of 2025.
A tourist boat capsized in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay in July, causing the sudden thunderstorm to kill at least 37 people and leave five others missing.
Marc Marquez, who won his seventh MotoGP World Championship, moved on to the same level as Valentino Rossi, who won his incredible comeback.
With five races left, Marquez, 32, secured his first title since 2019 by placing second behind Italian team-mate Francesco Bagnaia in the Japan Grand Prix.
He was greeted by his brother Alex, who was his closest competitor in the title race this year but finished sixth in Motegi, as he held his head in his hands and sobbed on his bike as he crossed the line.
It’s impossible to say, “I just want to enjoy the moment, but it’s true that it was difficult, it was really difficult,” Marquez cried in a fit.
Marquez’s success comes as a result of a “nightmare” that began in 2020.
He broke his arm in 2020, which required four operations over the course of two years after winning four straight championships from 2016 to 2019. He also suffered a number of injuries, including one that required four operations over the course of two years.
He left Honda after 11 years to join Ducati, and his years followed were filled with serious accidents and serious injuries.
“It was a big mistake in my career to come back from surgery too early.” Then, fighting, fighting, fighting, and I came out on top once more! So I’m at peace, he continued.
With five rounds to go, Ducati’s Marc Marquez, who had an unassailable lead over the Japanese Grand Prix, claimed his seventh MotoGP title and his first since 2019 with his seventh overall victory.
In Sunday’s race, Marquez finished second behind his teammate Francesco Bagnaia to win the title, outscoring his brother Alex, who is also a title contender, by three or more points by the weekend.
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Marc had a 201-point advantage over his brother when Joan Mir of Honda came in third and Alex came in sixth. When Marc and Alex came to a stop, Alex waved him a warm embrace and thanked him for it.
After Marc’s cross-the-line accomplishment, the Spaniard screamed as the accomplishment hit him with his head in his hands.
After 2, 184 days, Marquez came to a stop in front of a large screen and watched a montage of his struggles, which included more than 100 crashes and four operations, as he recovered the title.
When he engraved his name on a silver plaque inside the oblong MotoGP trophy known as the Tower of Champions, the coronation was complete.
Marquez cried as he tried to hold back tears as he said, “I just want to enjoy the moment, but it’s true that it was difficult, it was really difficult, but I’m at peace with myself.”
“I made a big mistake in my career by returning from surgery too early, and then I fought, fought, and finally won!” I’m therefore at peace.
Bagnaia, the polesitter for Ducati and the weekend’s sprint champion, started well, and two laps later, Marquez slotted in behind his Spanish compatriot in third place.
By lap seven, Bagnaia was comfortably in command of the lead, but Marquez’s pace seemed to be slowing him down, giving Mir the chance to come in and take his place in third place.
When Marquez tucked into his slipstream and overtook him on lap 11, Marquez was staring straight ahead to his teammate Bagnaia, who was averaging his second victory of the year, for a gap of four seconds.
Acosta had clearly struggled for control with 11 laps left, so Mir pounced on to move up to third as the 2020 champion chased a rare podium finish after missing 10 races this season.
When Bagnaia’s bike started to smoke as Marquez began to slow down, the Ducati paddock had a few heart-stopping moments during the second half of the race. However, the Italian eventually managed to nurse his bike to the chequered flag.
Bagnaia, who has won MotoGP twice in 2022 and 2023, said, “I don’t want to take Marc’s attention because he deserves it.”
“But in any case, I’m content. I hope that I will continue in this manner from now on because I can fight like this because it’s a little sad that it’s arrived so late in the season.”
