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World on September 17: Fed raises interest rates for the first time in 3 years to curb inflation
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Houthi blocks Saudi Arabia's fighters, United Nations acts as a bridge for US-Iran negotiations, Fed raises interest rates after 3 years... are noteworthy international news.
Convenience store in Japan uses AI to develop new dishes
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Large convenience store chains in Japan are using artificial intelligence (AI) to find ideas for new products.
Russian Northern Army Corps destroys 345 UAVs in just 1 day
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The losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to the activities of the Russian Northern Army in the past 24 hours amounted to hundreds of UAVs.
World 24h: Forecast low pressure near the Philippines may strengthen into a storm
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Latest world news 16.9: New low pressure rapidly progresses, forecast to strengthen into a storm; China opens a canal connecting deep inland areas with the sea...
Canada may become the first EU ally
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The EU proposes that Canada become the first "associated member", expanding bilateral cooperation from trade to technology, defense and energy.
Russian experts say the US is ready to gamble on AI risks to gain military advantage
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Russian experts believe that the US accepts the risk of AI to humanity to maintain control over military AI systems.
China opens a canal connecting deep inland with the sea
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China opens a new waterway to shorten the sea distance of deep inland areas.
Houthi declares to shoot down F-15 with self-made missiles, Saudi Arabian fighters must retreat
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Houthi claims to have shot down Saudi Arabian F-15 fighter jets, accusing Riyadh of conducting more than 450 airstrikes in 7 Yemeni provinces over the past week.
EU representatives ready to dialogue with President Putin if there is an opportunity
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A senior representative of the European Union (EU) said he is ready to exchange views with the Russian President or the Russian Foreign Minister if there is an opportunity.
Airbus delivers first aircraft from new assembly line in China
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Airbus has handed over the first aircraft from the second assembly line (FAL) in Tianjin city, China.
Mark Zuckerberg opposes the wave of calls to slow down AI development
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The debate about the pace of artificial intelligence (AI) development divides those who are leading this industry.
OpenAI, Google and Anthropic want to establish an autonomous agency for AI safety
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Leading technology corporations in the world are coordinating to establish an agency to monitor and establish common safety standards for artificial intelligence (AI).
New low pressure rapidly progresses, forecast to strengthen into level 1 storm
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The tropical depression off the coast of the Philippines is forecast to strengthen into a Category 1 storm in the coming days.
Ukrainians continue to leave the country, population is only 20-25 million people
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Former Press Secretary of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the population in the region controlled by Kiev is currently only about 20-25 million people.
Conflict with Iran could cost the US an additional 2-3 billion USD per month
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The cost of the US armed conflict with Iran has reached 38 billion USD, while the fighting continues to drag on and shows no signs of cooling down.
US Vice President predicts conflict with Iran is about to move into a new phase
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US Vice President predicts conflict with Iran will move to a new phase in the next few months.
US stocks hit floor red as Fed enters interest rate policy meeting
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The US stock market simultaneously fell as investors predicted the US Federal Reserve would continue to raise interest rates in the September session.
US Middle East ally is seeking dialogue with Iran
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The former US Secretary of State said that Middle East allies are disappointed with Washington's security commitments and are stepping up dialogue with Iran.
China opens vocational school for humanoid robots
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From a performance role, human-shaped robots in China are accelerating their penetration into life and production lines thanks to breakthroughs in data training.
US approves sale of 40,000 bombs to Israel
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The US ammunition depot was quickly depleted due to the war, but the flow of weapons to the Middle East ally still did not stop.
