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Introducing a train traveling at a speed of 600 km per hour so fast that you forget the plane

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Are Muslims being forced to work in factories of well-known brands like Apple, Nike and Huawei? The latest report made the most serious allegations

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Emergency in the United States until January 24 is the biggest news so far

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Alan Musk, who became the richest man in the world, lost more than 21 trillion rupees in a single day

Alan Musk, owner of electric car maker Tesla and recently named the world's richest man, lost 13 13.5 billion (21 21.66 billion) in a single day. According to Forbes, Alan Musk became the richest man in the world on Friday, surpassing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, but on Monday he returned to the second position. Shares of electric car maker Tesla fell 8% on Tuesday, while Alan Musk's fortune fell  13.5 billion to 6 176.2 billion. As a result of the change, his fortune has fallen to  6 billion from Jeff Bezos, owner of 182.10 billion. Billions of dollars have been added.

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Appearing before a judge of Italy's most powerful mafia

Hundreds of suspected members of Italy's most powerful mafia group, Daringita, will face a judge in Calabria this week as the country's largest "maxi trial" over the past three decades. Durangite's associates include several politicians, government employees, police officers and white-collar businessmen who will appear before a judge in court. The trial involves 355 defendants, more than 900 prosecution witnesses and 400 lawyers, as well as 58 government witnesses. The trial is being held in the Nidrangita area of ​​Italy's poorest region (Calabria).

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Following the closure of Donald Trump's account, Twitter suffered a major setback After the closure of the account of US President Donald Trump, the shares of Twitter fell by 10%. According to Business Insider, Twitter shares fell 10% on the first day of the business week today. The drop in Twitter share prices comes after President Trump shut down his Twitter account. His account was closed on Friday, the last day of the business week, a reaction that came on Monday, the first day of the business week. After Trump is banned, people may stop using Twitter and possibly launch a campaign to boycott Twitter.