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Mr. Trump threatened to cut off weapons to Ukraine, pressuring NATO because of Hormuz
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Mr. Trump threatened to stop supplying weapons to Ukraine to put pressure on NATO to support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Russia promotes a short sea route across the Arctic, strongly attracting international ships
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Transportation through the Arctic is forecast to increase sharply in the coming years as Russia's shipping routes become increasingly attractive.
US special forces plan to raid and seize 450kg of Iranian uranium: Unprecedented risk
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President Donald Trump is considering using US special forces to raid and seize Iranian uranium as the conflict enters its final stage.
Vietnam consistently adheres to promoting and protecting human rights
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The active, proactive and responsible participation of the Vietnamese delegation at the 61st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council continues to consistently affirm Vietnam's guidelines and policies in promoting and protecting human rights.
7.4 magnitude earthquake shakes Indonesia, tsunami warning throughout the region
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The 7.4 magnitude earthquake off Indonesia has triggered widespread tsunami warnings in the Asia-Pacific.
German gas giant calls for state help to ease the danger
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German gas giant Uniper is demanding more government aid to cover the growing damage caused by having to replace Russian gas.
Russia-EU gas war climbs new stages
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The EU plans to impose a price cap on Russian gas, while Russia has warned of cutting off all supplies to the EU.
International newspaper reports on the fire at a karaoke bar in Binh Duong
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On September 7, many international newspapers simultaneously reported on the fire at a karaoke bar in Binh Duong that killed at least 13 people.
China accounts for 2/5 of the world's largest hydroelectric dams
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China owns two of the five hydropower dams that generate the world's highest electricity output, including the Three Gorges Dam.
Russia discusses new gas pipeline to China
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The Power of Siberia 2 pipeline in Russia and the Soyuz Vostok pipeline in Mongolia will connect the gas transmission systems of Russia and China.
Russia disappointed with IAEA's report on the Ukrainian nuclear power plant
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Russia was disappointed by IAEA's refusal to specify the perpetrator of the arson attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.
Russia's Gazprom sells gas to China in rubles and yuan
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Russian oil and gas giant Gazprom said China agreed to pay for Russian gas in rubles and yuan.
Earthquake makes damage caused by natural disasters in Sichuan, China worse
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The death toll from the earthquake in Sichuan, China has risen to 65, with 12 missing and hundreds stranded.
Boris Johnson speaks out about resigning as UK Prime Minister
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a farewell speech at Downing Street before moving to Balmoral Palace, before Queen Queen Elizabeth II to resign.
Gazprom begins LNG production near Nord Stream pipeline
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Gazprom Group begins production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the Portovaya plant near the Nord Stream pipeline.
Gazprom: Nord Stream gas compresssion plant is a dangerous production facility
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Gazprom has received an official warning from the Russian regulatory agency that the Portovaya compression station of the Nord Stream 1 pipeline does not meet safety standards.
Ukraine proposes saving the EU from the gas crisis
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The Ukrainian Prime Minister said the EU could use its huge gas reserves.
The actions of Russia and OPEC+ increase oil prices
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OPEC and its oil producers, including Russia, have agreed to cut 100,000 barrels per day to support oil prices.
The culprit of the deadly bombing near the Russian Embassy in Afghanistan has been found
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IS claimed responsibility for the deadly bombing near the Russian Embassy in Afghanistan.
Ukrainian Minister warns world once again on the brink of nuclear disaster
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The Ukrainian nuclear power plant was completely shut down after shelling, causing the country's energy minister to warn the world once again to stand on the brink of nuclear disaster.
