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Chinese court requests Malaysia Airlines to compensate MH370 victims

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A Beijing court has ordered Malaysia Airlines to pay more than $400,000 to each case involving eight missing passengers on Flight MH370.

Strong earthquake of 7.6 richter shook northeast Japan

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The 7.6-magnitude richter off the coast of Japan on the night of December 8 rocked much of the country's northeast.

Suspicions are high about Ukraine after claiming to have been secretly listened to by Russia

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The statement of the Ukrainian intelligence leader's secret listen to Russian officials has raised skepticism, in the context of the unknown origin of the Russia-US phone leak.

Air pollution erodes India's economy, causing tens of billions of USD in damage each year

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Air pollution in the Indian capital is not only destroying people's health but also silently eroding the economy.

Two member states threaten to sue the EU over Russian gas ban

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Hungary and Slovakia have announced that they will sue the EU in the European Court of Justice for a ban on Russian gas.

A series of members of a fraud gang in Myanmar receive the death penalty in China

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Chinese courts have sentenced many to severe sentences for the fraud gang that runs a center in Kokang, Myanmar.

Mr. Trump shows off the splendid 24K gold of the White House, saying that everyone is stunned

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US President Donald Trump showed off the gilded details in the Oval Office, affirming that foreign leaders would be overwhelmed when entering.

World 24h: EU's ban on Russian gas may be counterproductive due to key weakness

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World news 9/29: Key weakness that makes the EU's Russian gas ban counterproductive; Forecast of a series of storms near the East Sea in October...

Europe warns of nuclear risks if it conquers Russia

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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned that Europe cannot face Russia and that the conflict could escalate into nuclear war.

European Union officially reimposes sanctions on Iran

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On September 29, the European Union (EU) confirmed it had reactivated sanctions against Iran for its non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal.

Body found in the belly of a plane crash site in the US

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The body of one person found in the American Airlines landing gear compartment at Charlotte Airport (USA) is being investigated by the police.

Mr. Thaksin continues to ask for amnesty despite reduced sentence

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Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has asked for another pardon, despite his sentence being reduced from 8 years to 1 year, causing controversy over its validity.

Many food poisoning cases challenge Indonesia's free meal program

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On September 29, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto spoke out to defend the free meal program after about 6,000 people suffered from food poisoning.

NASA announces 10 new astronauts for the Moon and Mars mission

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NASA announces 10 new astronauts, preparing for Artemis missions to the Moon and beyond, Mars exploration.

Iran executes 1 person accused of spying for Israel

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Iran continues to execute another person suspected of spying for Israel, bringing the total number of people subject to similar penalties to 12 in just about 3 months.

China launches K visa, competes with the US in the race to attract talent

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On September 29, China launched the technology technology technology technology technology visa, in the context of the US increasing the H-1B visa fee to 100,000 USD.

Forecast of heavy storms near the East Sea in October, which may affect Vietnam

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October storm forecast has 2-4 storms/tropical depressions in the Philippines, some of which may enter the East Sea, affecting Vietnam.

China and North Korea affirm to maintain strong relations

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The Chinese and North Korean foreign ministers held talks in Beijing, affirming that they will maintain strong relations in the context of regional fluctuations.

Hamas loses hostages, calls on Israel to stop fighting for search

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Hamas' al-Qassam Brigade called on the Israeli army to stop the airstrike to search for two missing hostages in Gaza city.

Former South Korean Prime Minister appears in court

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Former South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck Soo will have to appear in court for civil purposes from September 30, with an accusation of assisting former President Yoon Suk Yeol in declaring martial law.