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World 24h: EU oil and gas has lifebuoys
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World news 31. 3: Oil tanker hit by mysterious artillery shell, burning fiercely off the coast of UAE; EU oil and gas has lifebuoys...
US scenario landing to open the Strait of Hormuz: Iran's "Red Line" threatened
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The US may reopen the Strait of Hormuz by force, but this scenario will be a "red line" with Iran.
Russia announces reason for removing a series of countries from oil supply list
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The Russian government affirms that it will not supply oil to any country that applies a price ceiling mechanism to its energy.
Slovakia accuses EU of colluding with Ukraine to cut off Russian oil supplies
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has just accused Europe of secretly negotiating with Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelensky to block the Druzhba oil pipeline valve.
Russia keeps gas prices low for a European country amid supply shortages
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Russia agreed to extend the gas supply contract to Serbia at a low price, according to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
Japanese Prime Minister fires son for inappropriate behavior
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Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio asked his son to resign as assistant after inappropriate behavior.
The regret of being late for the world's largest gas exporter
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As the world's leading LNG importer, Qatar once stunned the world when it announced that it would expand production by more than 50% to 126 million tons/year by 2027.
Wang hong culture explodes in China
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When classes at Zan Neng's music school were forced to stop operating due to China's COVID-19 control measures in 2021, he switched to social media to share his music and attract more than 6 million fans.
Life in a district piloting a one-child policy in China after nearly 60 years
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In China's oldest district, primary schools have become homes for the elderly and factories are struggling to find workers as the population ages.
Emperor Pu Yi's watch in China is auctioned at a record level
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The Patek Philippe Ref 96 Quantieme Lune watch, once owned by the last emperor of the Chinese Qing Dynasty, was auctioned for a record $6.2 million.
$34 million to buy just a small vacant plot of land in Dubai
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$34 million can buy huge villas, but in Dubai that amount of money can only buy an empty plot of land of 2,200 square meters.
The momentum of the creepy discovery of 2,000 rotten fetuses in a Thai pagoda
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The case of more than 2,000 fetuses giving off a foul smell in a pagoda in Thailand for more than a year is a boost that has led to a reform of the country's miscarriage laws.
Nearly 400 new species discovered in the expanded Mekong sub-region
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Nearly 400 new species discovered in the expanded Mekong River area could soon become extinct due to loss of habitats due to human activities, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) warned.
The world's most expensive ice cream costs 6,400 USD in Japan
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Guinness World Record representative has just officially certified Byakuya ice cream or "White Night" as the most expensive ice cream in the world, with a price of up to 880,000 Yen (6,400 USD)/portion.
China rescues $5 billion oil pipeline
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Chinese banks are among those rescuing the $1 billion pipeline in Africa after Western financial firers left.
Dission about the policy of banning children in public places in Korea
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South Korea is looking to increase the birth rate, but in many public places, children are not welcomed.
The truth about Colombia's finding 4 survivors in the Amazon rainforest
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There are signs that the children survived the plane crash in Colombia's forests while authorities are trying to pinpoint the location of the children.
Thailand gradually forms an 8-party alliance, aiming to form a government
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Thailands Prime Minister Pita Limjaroenrat has said his Progressive Party (MFP) will form a democratic government with seven political allies after winning the general election in the country.
Why Japan chose Hiroshima as the venue for the G7 summit
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The dropping of the world's first bomb on Hiroshima City on August 6, 1945 left an unforgettable impression on the city and its people, as well as on Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio.
The ancient cultural capital left its mark on the mighty Imperial City of Cad Tu Han
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Karakorum has many names. Once home to the most famous Han River in the world - Cat Tu Han Citadel, this ancient city quickly became one of the most important and progressive convergence points on the Silk Road.
