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President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing, China
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President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on the evening of May 13, beginning a state visit to China.
US wants to restore Nord Stream, buy cheap from Europe to control gas prices
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The US plans to restore Nord Stream and buy this gas pipeline from European companies at a cheap price to then decide the gas price themselves.
Shooting in the Philippine Senate
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Shooting occurred in the Philippine Senate, people were asked to find shelter.
Chinese super oil tanker carrying 2 million barrels tries to cross the Strait of Hormuz
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A Chinese super oil tanker is moving out of the Persian Gulf, in an effort to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
World 24h: Forecast of the risk of super El Nino reappearing
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World news May 13: Russia sharply lowers economic growth forecast and keeps oil prices low; Forecast of the risk of super El Nino reappearing ...
The story of the first 2 COVID-19 patients who donated their bodies for analysis
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The first two bodies of COVID-19 patients were autopsied on February 16 at Kim Ngan Vu Han Hospital to study this disease.
Iran's Deputy Minister of Health coughed and sweated at a press conference before the COVID-19 infection
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Iran's Deputy Minister of Health wiped his sweat continuously at a press conference before he confirmed he was infected with COVID-19.
Italian authorities warn before the COVID-19 shopping rush
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Italian authorities have advised people to stay calm and not rush to shop because of concerns about the rapidly changing COVID-19 epidemic in the country, CNN reported.
Latest images of countries affected by the COVID-19 epidemic
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As of 12:00 on February 25, there were 80,149 infections and 2,701 deaths due to the COVID-19 epidemic. This epidemic has disrupted the lives of people in China, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Iraq, ... .
The lives of homeless people in places with the lowest temperature of -30 degrees Celsius
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To survive in harsh weather in Siberia (Russia), there are even nights when the outdoor temperature drops below minus 30 degrees Celsius, and homeless people here have to try to find many ways to adapt. Hiding next to the heating pipes is a way to help homeless people overcome the cold winter here.
India: Many cities are among the top most polluted air in the world
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India is once again in the "top" as many cities in this country are ranked with the worst air quality in the world, CNN reported.
Indonesia: After heavy rain, the capital Jakarta submerged in water
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Dozens of areas in Jakarta were flooded on February 25 after heavy rains engulfed the Indonesian capital.
China arrests suspect in 28-year-old escape murder thanks to COVID-19 pandemic
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Chinese police arrested the suspect in the brutal murder of a female college student 28 years ago in Nanjing on February 23 amid tightened security activities due to COVID-19.
Overwhelmed by the colorful Rio Carnival costume festival in Brazil
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Rio Carnival 2020 will be held from February 21 to 26. Like every year, the atmosphere of Rio Carnival is always vibrant with many attractive costumes, dances... shows.
moved by the "color" of animals given by humans
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Thanks to the support of fake leg equipment, many disabled animals are lucky enough to return to normal standing and escape from plant life.
Italy blocks off, quarantine, closes... to fight COVID-19 pandemic
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The Italian government is making efforts to prevent the rapid increase of the COVID-19 epidemic. Measures such as blocking off, isolating, closing crowded places... have been taken.
President Donald Trump's crowded welcome in India
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were welcomed by the people of India at the world's largest cricket stadium with a capacity of 110,000 people.
South Koreans line up hundreds of meters long to buy COVID-19 masks
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While the number of COVID-19 cases is increasing and shows no signs of stopping. People in Daegu (Korea) lined up hundreds of meters long to buy masks because they were afraid of COVID-19.
Technology assistant tracks COVID-19 developments in Korea
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Online tools are being used by many South Koreans to monitor and control the COVID-19 epidemic amid a rapid increase in positive cases, Yonhap reported.
