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Extreme weather causes Asia to bear most of the global disaster in 2025
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Four of the 6 major global weather disasters in 2025 occurred in Asia.
Russia successfully prevents Ukrainian soldiers from breaking into Kupyansk
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Units of the Western Operations Group of Russia have prevented Ukrainian forces from trying to break into the Kupyansk area.
Russia officially sends Oreshnik missiles on combat duty
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Russia officially puts the Oreshnik missile system capable of carrying nuclear warheads into combat duty, which is used in combat missions from December 2025.
World 24h: New low pressure area forecast to appear near the East Sea
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Latest world news December 30: New low pressure expected to appear near the East Sea; BRICS gold accounts for half of the world, USD is affected...
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Thailand determined to build a border wall with Cambodia
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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul pledged to continue the plan to build a border wall with Cambodia, considering this a security goal if he remains in office after the election.
Russia to have technology to create a huge breakthrough for global energy
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The Nobel Peace Prize-winning expert said Russia's closed-cycle nuclear power project was a "huge breakthrough" for global energy.
British Prime Minister announces evidence after accusations of covering up a spiel case
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Faced with accusations of plagiarizing the Chinese spying case, the British government was forced to publish relevant evidence.
Risk of Russia losing a major oil customer
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US President Donald Trump said India had promised to stop buying Russian oil, and said he was trying to get China to do the same.
Forecast of the first strong cold air mass from the north to flow down next week
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Heavy snowfall at the beginning of the season, causing a very strong cold air mass in Siberia, will affect China next week.
Russia resolutely arrests suspect in Ukraine's terrorist ring
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Russia arrested a person in Sochi (Russia) on charges of recruiting citizens to Ukraine to join a terrorist organization.
Gold prices continue to increase, warning of the risk of a third gold bubble
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Gold prices are breaking all records in history, surpassing the $4,000/ounce mark in just a few months, raising a warning about the risk of a third "golden bulge".
New sanctions targeted by Russian oil giants
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He has imposed new sanctions on oil giants Lukoil, Rosneft and Russia's "shadow fleets" to cut Moscow's revenue.
Reasons Russia actively applies CS2 shooting games to military training
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Russia is promoting the inclusion of video games, especially the Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) game, in military training programs.
Russia simultaneously puts pressure on many areas of Ukraine's attack
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Russian task forces have simultaneously expanded their attacks in many directions, from Sumy, Kharkov to Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia.
Mr. Trump confirms allowing the CIA to operate in Venezuela
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US President Donald Trump said he plans to expand the crackdown on drug gangs in Venezuela.
China calls for US dialogue instead of increasing trade tensions
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On October 15, China called on the US to correct its wrong moves and resolve economic and trade issues through dialogue and consultation.
Low pressure near the Philippines accelerates, at risk of becoming storm Ramil with unpredictable path
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The low pressure near the Philippines is forecast to enter the Philippine forecast area today (October 16).
Israeli Prime Minister asks to leave trial for corruption accused of colds
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On October 15, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared before the Tel Aviv District Court in a corruption trial, after more than a month of postponement.
Pakistan - Afghanistan temporarily suspend fire after border war
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After bloody airstrikes and fierce fighting, Pakistan and Afghanistan were forced to reach a temporary ceasefire to avoid escalation.
Gold price hits peak, EU wins big amid global fluctuations
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When gold prices hit a historic peak, Italy - the EU country with the third largest gold reserves in the world - won big thanks to its steady policy over the past decades.
