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Iran opens fire on 2 oil tankers in Hormuz, India strongly protests
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India warns Iran that there will be consequences after 2 oil tankers of this country were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.
Russia expresses willingness to deal with uranium, opening a way to break the deadlock between the US and Iran
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Russia is ready to support the elimination of Iran's enriched uranium, said Aleksey Likhachev, CEO of Russian nuclear energy corporation Rosatom.
World 24h: Information about a major fire in Malaysia, hundreds of houses burned down
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World news 19. 4: Effected Prime Minister of Hungary wants to restore relations with the EU; Information about a major fire in Malaysia, hundreds of houses burned down...
Human-shaped robot breaks human marathon record
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Outstanding achievements at the race in Beijing (China) show remarkable progress in the field of humanoid robots.
9.6 billion m3 gas contract with Iran not extended, Turkey turns to Russian LNG
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Turkey said that its gas contract with Iran is about to end and the parties have not yet negotiated an extension.
Greenland is just the beginning of storms in Europe
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Tensions in Greenland are just the beginning for the European Union (EU), Russian Deputy Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev warned.
Severe cold forecast to cause rain in many places
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This cold spell is forecast to cause temperatures to drop sharply, causing snowfall and disrupting traffic across China.
Canada plants flag in Greenland
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Canada opened a consulate in Nuuk, Greenland on February 6, expressing support for the people of Greenland and Denmark.
Typhoon Basyang killed at least 4 people before entering the East Sea
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Typhoon Basyang killed at least 4 people in the Philippines before weakening into a low pressure near the East Sea.
Typhoon Basyang weakens but still has a strong impact in the East Sea
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Typhoon Basyang weakened into a low pressure area when moving towards the East Sea but still caused heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous rough seas.
US, China space race in modern deterrent strategy
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The US and Chinese governments are racing to protect assets on orbit, a key factor in modern deterrence.
The future of Europe when Russia bans energy
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The Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council believes that Europe's future will be dangerously dependent on the US after the decision to refuse Russian energy supplies.
Russia announces control of 8 more important areas in the past week
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In the week from January 31 to February 6, Russian forces controlled 8 more areas in the regions of Kharkov, Sumy, Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk.
Ukrainian soldiers wrap shoelaces to warm UAVs in the cold
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In the winter cold in Kharkiv, Ukrainian soldiers wrap shoelaces to warm UAV batteries, helping to maintain flight range and combat effectiveness in low temperature conditions.
Duststorm reveals billion-year secret of Mars
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An unusual dust storm on Mars reveals how the red planet loses water.
Gold prices are forecast to set a new level in 2026
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Gold prices are forecast to have more room to increase and may set new record highs in 2026.
Vietnam reacts to the statement "importing Vietnamese women" by district chairman in Korea
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Words like the phrase "importing Vietnamese women" are behaviors that need to be viewed seriously, true to nature and corrected in a spirit of receptiveness.
Ukraine uses weapons to divert Russian air defense systems
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The Ukrainian army has just deployed a coordinated attack using both HIMARS missiles and drones targeting the Bryansk border area.
Hotel in Macau dismantles gold bricks for sale, earning tens of millions of USD
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Grand Emperor Hotel in Macau (China) dismantles lobby floor to sell gold tiles, earning nearly 13 million USD.
Cambodia announces remarkable figures after fraud crackdown campaign
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The large-scale online fraud crackdown campaign in Cambodia has caused more than 110,000 foreigners to leave the country in just over 1 month.
