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New British Prime Minister visits Ukraine first after taking office
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The first destination in the foreign affairs schedule of the new British Prime Minister shows London's strategic priority.
World on August 24: Russia intercepts hundreds of UAVs in 12 hours
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Russia declares interception of nearly 270 Ukrainian UAVs in 12 hours; 6-magnitude earthquake shakes Hokkaido, Japan;... are prominent world news on the morning of August 24.
Extreme heat causes nighttime temperatures in the US to set records
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The intense heat wave continues to cover the southwest of the United States, causing nighttime temperatures in some areas to rise to record levels.
Low pressure has the potential to become a storm in the next 24 hours, risk of interaction with Typhoon Saudel
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A newly discovered tropical depression is moving northeast, predicted to interact with Hurricane Saudel in the coming days.
Hot summer, "cool" vacation trend rises in Europe
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Summer is originally the season to look for sunshine. When mentioning European summer tourism, tourists often think of the brilliant Mediterranean beaches in Greece, Spain or Italy. But when climate change causes extreme temperatures to rise, hot weather becomes the reason why a part of tourists reverse their habits: Heading north to find cool places. This trend called "Coolcation" - vacation - is becoming a new choice for summer travel season.
US returns 1,000-year-old antique to Thailand that was "stolen" after 50 years
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The 1,000-year-old religious artifact pair that US investigators believe was illegally taken from Thailand has been returned after more than five decades.
Dog recovers from cancer by getting vaccinated against its own tumor
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An 11-year-old dog was diagnosed with cancer in 2019 and has now recovered and developed normally thanks to a new vaccine.
Revealing the world's second tallest building project in Russia
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The Scots Architecture firm has revealed plans to build the world's second tallest skyscraper in St.Petersburg, Russia.
13,000-year-old skeleton reveals the oldest battlefield on Earth
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Analysis of nearly 13,000-year-old skeletons reveals the location of the oldest race war, from prehistoric times.
Mr. Assad wins election, extending the family's rule in Syria to 60 years
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad won his fourth term with 95% of the votes.
Decoding the most mysterious earthquakes on Earth thanks to diamonds
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The cause of the deepest earthquakes on Earth has been a scientific mystery for more than a century.
China builds the world's first undersea commercial data center
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China has begun building the world's first undersea commercial data center, expected to be completed after five years.
2,000-year-old archaeological traces show the talented skills of forecasters
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Archaeological traces show that prehistoric hunters have come up with clever " traps" to hunt for animals.
"Mouse attacks" are rampant in Australia
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Millions of mice are wandering uncontrollably in the state of New South Wales (NSW), Australia. Experts warn that this rover is starting to attack Sydney - the capital of the state.
Revealing hidden bridges connecting galaxies in the universe
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A map of dark matter in the universe shows some previously unexplored threads hidden bridges connecting galaxies.
US Professor: Avoiding space disasters, it is necessary to make treaties with an extra-terrestrian civilization
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The professor at Harvard University believes that the Earth needs treaties with planetary cultures to avoid a "space disaster".
label with 25 photos of the Ngan Ha Strip Photography Award 2021
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spectacular photos of the Ngan Ha strip were taken by photographers of many different natures around the world.
Scientists predict a maximum human lifespan of 150
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People will never be able to live past 150 years old - according to the maximum life expectancy prediction application of scientists.
Latest update on the world's top 10 gold reserve countries
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Top 10 countries with the largest gold reserves in the world as of April 2021.
Land in Australia could still be contaminated with nuclear radiation after 65 years
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65 years after the UK's nuclear weapons tests, the remote southern Australia could still see the leak of ri plutonium - a highly radioactive chemical element.
