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  • Wednesday, July 16th 2025 - 07:24 UTC

    How to Win Big at Slot Machines?

    No one aspect can teach you how to win at slots. If there were, everyone would have joined up for every real money online casino and raked them for every dime since they understood how to win on slots.

  • Wednesday, July 16th 2025 - 05:32 UTC

    Sticky vs. Non-Sticky Bonuses: What Slot Players Need to Know

    Online slots become thrilling as you can entertain yourself and earn at the same time. Bonuses can make a player’s balance good or make the game hard and annoying. Internet casinos have several varieties of bonuses. Sticky and non-sticky prizes are two of the most important ones. Lots of people who play slots find that these bonuses help them save money, avoid losing, and pick better places and ways to play.

  • Wednesday, July 16th 2025 - 00:32 UTC

    iGaming Software: The Engine Behind Profitable Sportsbooks and Online Casinos

    Breaking into new markets is exhilarating.

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 21:44 UTC

    Uruguayan blue helmets bound for DRC stranded in Rwanda

    The Uruguayan government said the soldiers were in good health and awaiting clearance

    Some 200 Uruguayan peacekeeping troops intended for the United Nations (UN) mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are currently stranded in Rwanda, unable to enter their country of destination, with their passage blocked by the M23 rebel group, which has effectively replaced the formal authorities.

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 15:09 UTC

    Lula signs decree regulating Trade Reciprocity Law

    The rule will apply to countries or blocs that “interfere with Brazil's legitimate and sovereign choices”

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Monday signed the decree regulating the Trade Reciprocity Law, Chief of Staff Rui Costa confirmed in a statement from the Planalto Palace. The measure is to be published in a regular edition of the Federal Diário Oficial da União (Official Gazette - DOU).

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 10:55 UTC

    Argentina's F-16s said to have limited capacities due to UK concerns

    Countries can veto sales based on political agreements or security concerns

    According to an Argentine high-ranking military official quoted by Buenos Aires' La Política Online but left unnamed, the recent acquisition of US-built second-hand F-16 fighter jets from Denmark did not include certain features at the UK's request.

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 10:07 UTC

    Taiwanese President awaited in Paraguay next month

    Peña made the announcement at an event in Asunción with Taiwan's Foreign Minister

    Paraguayan President Santiago Peña on Monday announced that his Taiwanese colleague Lai Ching-te would visit the South American country next month. Paraguay is the only nation on the continent and one of only 12 countries globally that officially recognize Taiwan.

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 06:39 UTC

    Bank of England ready to make larger interest rate cuts if UK economy shows signs of slowing down

    “I really do believe the path is downward” on interest rates, Mr, Bailey was quoted in The Times. BoE will review rates at the Bank's next meeting on 7 August

    The Bank of England is prepared to make larger interest rate cuts if the job market shows signs of slowing down, Governor Andrew Bailey told The Times in an interview. “I really do believe the path is downward” on interest rates, Mr Bailey was quoted..

  • Tuesday, July 15th 2025 - 04:08 UTC

    Pi Network’s Market Cap Plunge

    By mid-2025, though, the speed of price correction is starting to attract attention outside the crypto market

    Following a spectacular entrance and initial high valuations, the market cap for Pi Network retraced sharply. With fresh data and technical analyses, the price valuation for the crypto asset is watched keenly worldwide.

  • Monday, July 14th 2025 - 18:39 UTC

    Iran's Parliament approves increased military budget

    President Masoud Pezeshkian admitted he sustained minor leg injuries in an Israeli airstrike

    The Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee has approved a bill to increase state military spending significantly. This legislation, supported by 120 lawmakers, aims to strengthen Iran's Armed Forces, including the Army and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), in preparation for potential future confrontations with Israel. Deputy Defense Minister, Brigadier General Hoyatolah Qoreishi, emphasized the need for expanded budgetary resources to meet the country's defense requirements.