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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 3 MIN

Wildfires Challenge Europe & More | News in Easy Russian

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A surprising astronomical discovery is capturing global attention this Friday. Explore today's Lingopie's News in Easy Russian, featuring clear and slow Russian to help you learn about remarkable space discoveries and pressing global events. Today's news in easy Russian: Firefighters in southern Europe are battling severe wildfires fueled by intense heat, with major blazes affecting France and Greece. Astronomers have discovered a wandering supermassive black hole consuming a star, an unusual sighting observed by NASA. Russia's overnight attacks in Ukraine resulted in casualties and damage, notably in the Lviv region. The US economy shows slower growth in the second quarter, with a slight easing in inflation. Microsoft's strong earnings boost its stock, driven by its successful Azure cloud computing division. This episode is full of vocabulary you'll hear again and again in Russian-language media — пожарные, лесные пожары, сверхмассивная чёрная дыра, наблюдательная обсерватория, искусственный интеллект. Find it all in context inside Lingopie. Practice with real shows and news in Lingopie. Try Lingopie free for 7 days

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