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New Year 2026 begins with brilliant fireworks in New Zealand, Australia
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Fireworks brightly lit in New Zealand to open the global New Year's Eve celebration, in the context of many places choosing to welcome 2026 in a quiet atmosphere.
World 24h: Asian country rises to become the 4th largest economy in the world
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Latest world news December 31st: India surpasses Japan to become the 4th largest economy in the world; Gold prices face a major breakthrough...
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New Year 2026 bustling around the world
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Many cities around the world have been filled with a bustling atmosphere welcoming the New Year 2026.
Germany warns of Russia's escalation
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned of Russia's escalating actions, calling on Europe to ensure security, peace and prosperity in 2026.
New Year's Eve moment in the world in the next 24 hours
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Counter-counting New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve fireworks around the world according to different time zones.
Gold prices hit record high, raising concerns about global gold shortage
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As gold prices continue to hit new peaks, the world may be entering a period of gold scarcity - a phenomenon not seen in more than 2 decades.
Hungary accuses EU of sabotage of Ukraine's peace efforts
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blamed the European Union (EU) for the prolonged conflict in Ukraine, accusing the bloc of hindering US peace efforts.
World 24h: Forecast of the time when the first strong cold air mass from the north will flow down
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International news 10/16: Risk of Russia losing a major oil customer; Forecast of the time when the first strong cold air mass from the north will overflow...
The surprising turning point of the billion-dollar divorce of the Chairman of SK Group Korea
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The Supreme Court of South Korea has requested a retrial of the divorce of the SK Group Chairman, temporarily helping the billionaire avoid nearly $1 billion in compensation for his ex-wife.
Rare earth tensions increase as US - China criticize each other
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Both the US and China have accused each other of causing disorder and escalating controversy over rare earth export control.
Vietnam promotes the establishment of a cooperation mechanism to combat fraud crimes in Cambodia
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Vietnam is in talks with partners to establish a cooperation mechanism to combat organized crime and high-tech crimes in Cambodia.
US accused of plotting to seize Venezuela's huge oil field
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Venezuela has accused the US of conducting military threats with the sole goal of seizing the country's huge oil and gas reserves.
South Korea coordinates with Cambodia to crack down on a job scam ring
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South Korea coordinated with Cambodia to crack down on job fraud rings, rescue and repatriate 61 citizens who were tricked into going to the country.
Indian factories consider stopping importing Russian oil
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Several Indian refineries are considering cutting Russian oil imports as Washington increases pressure on New Delhi.
Gold prices hit a peak, countries race to establish national gold trading floors
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As world gold prices continue to peak, many countries are accelerating the construction of national gold exchanges to gain valuation rights and proactively supply.
The richest billionaire in the Philippines inflates land prices to 25,000%
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Land prices owned by the richest billionaire in the Philippines skyrocketed by 25,000%, from $93 million to $23.3 billion after a conversion.
ignoring Russia's warning, Europe is still massively pumping weapons into Ukraine
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Several European countries have simultaneously announced major military aid packages for Ukraine, including air defense systems, artillery shells and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Mr. Trump still has unfinished work in the Middle East
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According to analysts, Mr. Trump's unfinished work in the Middle East is actually an ambition for a Abraham 2.0 Agreement.
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.
