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Russian expert cites reasons why the West cannot hand over nuclear weapons to Ukraine
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Russian experts point out that Britain and France cannot deliver nuclear weapons to Ukraine.
Germany relies significantly on Ukraine in the scenario of confrontation with Russia
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Germany will receive coaches from Ukraine to share battlefield experience with Russia, while Berlin is concerned about a potential confrontation scenario with Moscow.
World 24h: Gold prices fall under inflationary pressure
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Latest world news 12. 3: Gold prices fall under inflationary pressure; US borrows another 1,000 billion USD in just 5 months...
US-Iran conflict may continue
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The US and Iran send a signal that the conflict between the two sides shows no signs of ending soon
Japan will provide 80 million barrels of oil for global intervention efforts
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Japan participates in a large-scale oil discharge plan to stabilize the global energy market.
Warning of unprecedented double super earthquake disaster in modern history
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An earthquake in Cascadia could trigger a super-field earthquake in San Andreas, creating an unprecedented double disaster in modern history.
US lifts arms embargo, resumes exercises with Cambodia
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The US lifted an arms embargo and resumed a drill with Cambodia, marking a turning point in bilateral relations.
Russia shot down nearly 200 UAVs from a large-scale airstrike by Ukraine
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Ukraine deployed a large UAV airstrike, targeting many areas of Russian territory, including the capital Moscow.
It is difficult to hold a meeting between President Trump and the President of North Korea
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South Korean officials said a meeting between President Trump and North Korean President Kim Jong Un would be unlikely, despite media speculation.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian youth leave the country
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Tens of thousands of Ukrainian youth aged 18-22 left the country immediately after the exit ban was eased, creating long lines at the border.
US government shutdown, millions of poor face risk of shortage of essential food
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The US government's nearly month-long closure is causing aviation chaos and threatening to cut food subsidies for millions of people.
Strategy to help the EU escape the trap of dependence on energy and raw materials
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Facing risks from Russia and China, the EU is implementing a multi-term strategy to regain autonomy in energy and raw materials.
Ukraine faces a series of challenges in its efforts to produce long-range missiles
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On October 26, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the country's production of Flamingo long-range cruise missiles is slowing down.
Gold price forecast to fluctuate strongly this week, warn investors to be cautious
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World gold prices entered this week with a downward trend at the beginning of the week, as investors less looked to precious metals due to expectations of a US-China trade deal.
China equips DeepSeek with new-generation autonomous weapons
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China is stepping up the application of AI for autonomous weapons systems, prioritizing domestic models such as DeepSeek.
Rumors of Myanmar bombing a scams near the Thai border
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Thailand continues to check a series of foreigners crossing the border after the Myanmar army launched a campaign to search and destroy the KK Park scam.
Revealing Mr. Trump's biggest potential opponent in the 2028 election race
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California Governor Gavin Newsom, a major political opponent of President Trump, confirmed that he will seriously consider running for US president in 2028.
New low pressure may enter the East Sea and affect Vietnam's weather
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The low pressure near the East Sea is forecast to have little chance of strengthening into a storm or tropical depression in the next 24 hours.
Russia closes 2 airports after Ukraine's overnight airstrike
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Dozens of Ukrainian UAVs were shot down while flying to Moscow, forcing Russia to temporarily close two neighboring airports to ensure aviation safety.
Hungary disagrees with EU, affirms it cannot give up Russian oil
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto affirmed that the country cannot give up Russian oil, emphasizing that this is a matter of geography and supply, not politics.
