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Six NATO countries will build a 'drone wall' against Russia.

Six countries include: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Finland & Norway

Aim: To protect borders against Russia.

Note: NATO is a military founded in 1949 to control Soviet Union.

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The satellite called Arktika-M is intended to monitor the climate in the Arctic region.

Russia launched the satellite Arktika-M in February 2021

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 In May 2022, China, Russia veto US, push for UN sanctions on North Korea over its new ballistic missile launch.

Note:  North Korea fired three missiles, one of which is believed to be its largest inter-continental ballistic missile, after US President Joe Biden's visit to Asia in May 2022.

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In a first, Canada is poised to become the first country in the world to require that a warning be printed on every cigarette.

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In June 2022, Russia promised its ally Belarus to deliver nuclear- capable missiles very soon.

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Africa has been declared free from wild polio 

ARCC declared Africa " Free of Wild Polio" on 25 August 2020.

ARCC stands Africa Regional Commission for the Certification

Nigeria is the last African country to be declared free from wild polio

while 

According to UNICEF, Pakistan will be polio-free by the end of: 2023

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  US Air Force tested an unarmed ICBM from California on 16 August 2022.
• ICBM stands for: intercontinental ballistic missile 

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NATO will to set up a new land command in Finland near the Russian border in 2025.

Purpose: To lead land force operations in northern Europe during potential military conflicts.

Finland joined NATO in 2023 and is preparing for the alliance’s presence on its territory.

Additional Info About NATO

Full Form: North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Founded: 1949

Type: Military Alliance

Members: 32

HQ: Brussels, Belgium.

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In July, the Karachi-born molecular biologist became the first international woman to be named vice-president of the biology and medicine section of Germany’s prestigious Max Planck Society, which is Germany’s most successful research organization.