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World 24h: Philippines forecast to welcome storm in mid-January 2026
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Latest world news 23.11: First storm forecast for 2026 may appear next week; Gold prices jump, investors increase shelter demand...
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Russia destroys Ukrainian MaxxPro armored vehicle in a flash
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Russian gunmen of the Central Forces Command announced the destruction of Ukrainian MaxxPro armored vehicles in Pokrovsk, a target discovered by reconnaissance.
North Korea continues to accuse South Korean UAVs of violating airspace
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North Korea believes that UAVs originating from South Korea have repeatedly intruded into airspace, calling on Seoul to soon announce the investigation results.
US aids Cambodia to fight online fraud
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US aids Cambodia to support displaced families, mine clearance and fight online fraud.
EU considers US economic sanctions
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The EU is considering economic sanctions against the US, with the aim of putting pressure on Washington's ambition to control Greenland.
First storm forecast in 2026 may appear next week
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A potential low pressure area is forecast to form and is likely to strengthen into the first storm in 2026 in the Philippines.
Israel is highly vigilant against a US attack on Iran
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Israel is on high alert as the US signals its readiness to intervene in Iran, as the country faces its biggest wave of protests in years.
Europe faces major obstacles in deploying troops to Ukraine
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The plan to deploy European troops to Ukraine faces many obstacles, from the ceasefire request and Russia's consensus to internal legal restrictions.
US considers attacking Iran amid waves of protests and riots
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US President Donald Trump is considering the possibility of airstrikes on Iran in the context of the country shaking due to inflation protests.
Series of oil tankers overcome US blockade off Venezuela
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Satellite images show 11 oil tankers crossing the US blockade off Venezuela, bringing millions of barrels of oil to the market.
Mr. Trump hints at a tough scenario to win Greenland
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Mr. Trump declared that the US will act "whether Greenland likes it or not" if it cannot gain control of the island by agreement.
Mr. Trump declares state of emergency to keep Venezuelan oil money
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Mr. Trump signed an executive order declaring "state of emergency", aimed at preventing courts and creditors from accessing revenue from Venezuelan oil.
Plan to send troops to Ukraine could push Europe into instability
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Britain and France's plan to deploy troops to Ukraine faced strong opposition from Hungary, with the risk of pushing Europe into instability.
World's End Aircraft" US suddenly appears near the White House area
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The "Airplane of the End of the World" suddenly appeared in Washington and Los Angeles just days after the US arrested the Venezuelan President and warned Iran.
La Nina collapse: Storm season, 2026 weather before dangerous turning point
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La Nina is entering the "collapse" phase, which may reshape the weather patterns of 2026, from storms to unpredictable climate phenomena.
Forecast of low pressure combined with extremely strong cold air coming soon
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Extremely strong cold air is forecast to be coming down, in the context of 2 consecutive low pressures expected to appear near the East Sea.
The truth about Venezuela hiding 60 billion USD of Bitcoin
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Rumors that Venezuela may hold up to 60 billion USD of Bitcoin are spreading, but experts believe that this number is still a big question mark.
US airstrikes Syria
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The US military conducted joint airstrikes with other countries targeting IS targets in Syria on January 10.
World 24h: Forecast of the possibility of a new low pressure area strengthening into a storm near the East Sea
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Latest world news January 10: Forecast of the possibility of a new low pressure area strengthening into a storm near the East Sea, Gold price is expected to have a strong correction...
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Iranian guard declares security red line as protests escalate
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The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned that security protection is a "red line" in the context of large-scale protests.
