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Record heat covers Western Europe in May
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The unusual heat wave spread throughout Western Europe, breaking a series of temperature records and causing widespread warnings.
Sun faces super-explosion risk, Earth may be affected by communication
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Scientists warn that the Sun may soon create extremely strong eruptions strong enough to disrupt satellites, power grids and communication systems on Earth.
Multilateralism is still the foundation for conflict management
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Geopolitical tensions and the financial crisis are pushing peacekeeping missions into a difficult position, especially those sponsored by the United Nations, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) warned on May 25.
US Secretary of State declares the Strait of Hormuz must be opened at all costs
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed that the Strait of Hormuz needs to be kept open in the context that negotiations with Iran are still ongoing.
Iranian President orders restoration of international Internet after 3 months of blockade
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The Iranian President is said to have ordered the restoration of international Internet connection after nearly 3 months of disruption amid domestic conflict and instability.
President Zimbabwe Mugabe suddenly appears after "main island"
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For the first time since being courted by the Zimbabwe military, President Robert Mugabe appeared in photos meeting with military commanders and special advisers of the South African president.
First Lady of Zimbabwe: A year of luxury with 12 diamond rings, 95 pairs of branded shoes
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First Lady Zimbabwe Grace Mugabe bought 12 diamond rings, 62 pairs of Ferragamo shoes, 33 pairs of Gucci shoes and 1 Rolex watch in 1 year while 7 out of 10 Zimbabweans are living in poverty.
Traillary scene of 30 consecutive crashes that killed 18 people in China
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The accident occurred on November 15 in China when at least 30 vehicles collided, killing 18 people.
Zimbabwe: Who will succeed President Robert Mugabe?
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After 37 years in power, 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe was overthrown. Who will be his successor?
Greece: Heavy rain causes flooding to destroy the suburbs of Greece
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At least 14 people have been killed after the worst flooding occurred in the suburbs of the capital Greece Greece on November 15.
Soldiers and tanks blockade the capital Zimbabwe after the change
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The army and armored vehicles blocked the main roads of the capital Harare, Zimbabwe after the change. Zimbabweans line up to withdraw money outside banks.
Zimbabwe military takes power, arrests 93-year-old president
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The Zimbabwean military has taken power in the capital Harare, which houses President Robert Mugabe, but has denied carrying out a military coup.
Photo: Mr. Kim Jong-un smiles while driving a "steel horse"
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The North Korean news agency reported on November 15 that leader Kim Jong-un visited a factory that produces tractors and smiles on a test drive of a locomotive.
Rumors of military coup in Zimbabwe: Soldiers occupy the headquarters of the national television station
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Zimbabwe military soldiers have taken control of the headquarters of ZBC, in the context of the country's growing political crisis.
Suspect fired hundreds of bullets at school before being shot down
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Five people died and 10 injured, including two children, were hospitalized after a gunman opened fire at multiple locations in the Rancho Tehama Reserve residential area in northern California, US on the morning of November 14.
Overview of the catastrophic earthquake in Iran- Iraq that killed more than 7,600 people
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The death toll from the catastrophic Iran- Iraq border earthquake has risen to 450, while the number of injured is more than 7,150.
Close-up of 3 US aircraft carrier with a strong tour of the West Pacific
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Three US aircraft carrier ships simultaneously demonstrated their strength during the West Pacific exercise from last weekend.
Unprecedented number of casualties in Iran- Iraq earthquake - more than 7,000 people
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As of the afternoon of November 13 (Vietnam time), a 7.3 earthquake with a force of 7.3 on the richter in the border area between Iran and Iraq on November 12 killed at least nearly 400 people and injured more than 6,650 people.
Canadian Prime Minister buys fried chicken, causes "storm" in the Philippines
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau once again caused a "storm" in the Philippines when he went out to buy fried chicken and chatted with young people.
Photo of First Lady of the United States Melania Trump walking 30 minutes on the Great Wall
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First Lady Melania Trump visited the Great Wall, visited the Beijing Zoo and was introduced to the Gugu pandas by children on the last day in China.
