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Prolonged conflict in Iran could impact food prices
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Prolonged conflict in the Middle East may affect future food prices, according to FAO warnings.
Vietnam speaks out about US opening trade investigation with 16 partners
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Vietnam's economy operates fully and synchronously according to the laws of the market economy and many countries have recognized Vietnam's market economy status.
World 24h: Turkey proposes new oil pipeline
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World news 19. 3: Ukraine uses up to 500 types of drones, domestic goods absolutely dominate; Turkey proposes new oil pipeline ...
Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects information that Vietnam provided 60 tons of aid to Iran
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On March 19, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang denied information that Vietnam provided 60 tons of aid to Iran.
Russian oil tanker heading towards China suddenly turns around in the South China Sea
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A Russian oil tanker intended to go to China has turned around in the South China Sea and rushed to India after New Delhi increased imports from Moscow.
Vietnam opens aspiration registration, ready to protect citizens in the Middle East
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The situation of Vietnamese people in the Middle East was informed by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang at the regular press conference on the afternoon of March 19.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs speaks out about Chu Dang Khoa's arrest in South Africa for rhino horn smuggling
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According to the direction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Vietnamese Embassy in South Africa is continuing to closely coordinate with South African functional agencies to handle the case.
Iran demands UAE compensation for supporting attacks
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Iran accused the UAE of supporting its attacks, demanded compensation for damages and emphasized responsibility under international law.
Russian oil pours into Southeast Asia, breaking record amidst Hormuz congestion
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Russian oil is pouring massively into Asia, with Southeast Asia being the largest destination in March, as the Strait of Hormuz is squeezing supply.
Thailand elects Mr. Anutin as 32nd Prime Minister
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On March 19, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul was officially elected by the National Assembly as the 32nd Prime Minister of Thailand.
US considers possibility of seizing all Iranian nuclear fuel
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The White House confirmed that the US does not rule out the possibility of deploying a campaign to seize all nuclear materials in Iran.
Turkey proposes new oil pipeline that could replace the Strait of Hormuz
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Turkey proposes expanding the oil pipeline from Iraq to Basra, to resolve the global energy crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel masterminds assassination of Iranian leaders, US only supports
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Israel unexpectedly became the main force in the assassinations of Iranian high-ranking officials, while the US only played a supporting role.
Mr. Macron reveals about Europe's largest warship
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Mr. Macron informed on March 18 that Europe's largest warship will be named "France Libre".
Russian ship carrying hundreds of tons of fuel freely drifts, 5 EU countries urgently call for action
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5 European Union (EU) leaders urged urgent handling of drifting Russian ship carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG), warning of environmental disaster.
Russia announces control of new settlement in Donetsk
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Russian forces on March 18 controlled the Aleksandrovka settlement in Donetsk through decisive offensive operations.
World oil prices rise as Iran attacks the Gulf
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The energy market, especially oil prices, fluctuated sharply as the conflict escalated and Middle East oil and gas facilities were attacked.
US considers sending thousands more troops to the Middle East
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The US is considering strengthening military forces as the operation in Iran enters a complex new phase.
Russia warns of the risk of attacking oil tankers, considers using naval escort
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Russia has deployed maritime security measures due to the risk of terrorist attacks targeting Russian ships.
Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, gold prices fall sharply
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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) kept interest rates unchanged amid Middle East tensions, causing gold prices to fall sharply, losing the 5,000 USD/ounce mark.
