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Russian oil tanker involved in 45 violations, paid 10 million euros to be released
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Belgium decided to impose a bail of 10 million euros on the seized Russian oil tanker, accused of violating 45 violations and operating under "fake flags".
US - Israel continue to shell Iran, global market shaken
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The war between the US, Israel and Iran continues with unprecedented intensity, spreading throughout the Gulf, shaking the global financial market.
Russia announces control of 2 more important settlements
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On March 3, Russian forces controlled two settlements, Bobylevka in the Sumy region and Veselyanka in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Hormuz Strait closed, Russian LNG has a chance to take the upper hand
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Russian LNG is forecast to benefit in Asia in the context of the Hormuz Strait being closed due to the US-Iran conflict.
Qatar freezes LNG exports after Iran attacks, market shaken
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Qatar supplies about 20% of global LNG. If this supply is interrupted, countries will be forced to race to find alternative sources.
ASEAN Foreign Ministers hold a meeting to discuss the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia
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ASEAN foreign ministers began a meeting in Malaysia to restore a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia.
US special missionary says negotiations with Ukraine and Europe are effective
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The negotiations between US, European and Ukrainian officials over the past 3 days in Florida, USA, have been effective, focusing on reaching a consensus.
The world's largest nuclear power plant is about to resume operation
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After 15 years of the Fukushima disaster, Japan is preparing to restart the world's largest nuclear power plant in Niigata.
Nigeria rescues more than 130 kidnapped students
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Nigeria announced the safe rescue of hundreds of students after many security efforts, amid the complicated kidnapping situation.
Russian ship once suspected of transporting weapons inspected in Sweden
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Swedish authorities have inspected the Adler - a Russian cargo ship - anchored offshore the country after it had an engine failure.
US prepares to intercept a third ship in an offshore campaign in Venezuela
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The US Coast Guard is "actively chasing" the Bella 1 ship subject to sanctions in international waters off Venezuela.
Russian military destroys 5 Ukrainian UAV control centers overnight
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Russian forces destroyed five Ukrainian drone control centers and six Starlink satellite communication devices overnight.
World 24h: Unexpected forecast about the increasing trend of gold prices in 2026
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Latest world news 12/21: Elon Musk is far ahead of every global billionaire, with assets of about 749 billion USD; The upward trend of gold prices in 2026 has not stopped...
Hungarian Prime Minister warns EU for new support for Ukraine
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The Hungarian Prime Minister warned that the EU will weaken by lending Ukraine 90 billion euros to buy weapons, calling for a shift to strengthening internal military capabilities.
influenza strain flare-up in UK, vaccine reserves gradually run out
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The new influenza strain has caused a spike in hospitalizations in the UK, while major pharmaceutical systems have announced that vaccination rates have run out due to overloaded demand.
sensitive phenomena suddenly evaporated from Epstein's file warehouse
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US lawmakers expressed concern when discovering that many important documents in the Epstein file had been removed from the government website.
La Nina has passed its peak, the world weather is facing new changes
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After two consecutive weak La Nina winters, meteorologists believe that the global weather pattern may be entering a transitional phase.
Mass shooting in South Africa, at least 20 people injured and dead
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At least 10 people were killed and 10 injured in a shooting in South Africa on December 21.
Thailand and Cambodia speak out together about the F-16 plane that crashed a civil bridge
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The Thai Air Force used an F-16 fighter jet to attack a civil bridge believed to be related to Cambodia's arms and military transport activities.
North Korea talks about "Japan's nuclear arms ambition"
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North Korea expressed concern about statements from Japan, saying that this orientation threatens stability in Northeast Asia.
