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Record heatwaves will continue in many regions around the world
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The high pressure dome keeps the Sahara hot air covering Europe until early July, while many regions in Asia are also experiencing intense heat.
World 24h: Hot weather covers Europe, air conditioner sales skyrocket
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World news 24/6: Russia faces fuel shortage; Hot weather covers Europe, air conditioner sales skyrocket...
Hot weather covers Europe, France widespread power outage, air conditioners out of stock
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On June 24, Europe welcomed another day of intense heat, causing tens of thousands of people to lose power, and air conditioner sales surged.
Israel considers withdrawing part of its army from southern Lebanon
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Israel is considering the possibility of withdrawing part of its forces from southern Lebanon.
Gold price loses momentum to increase, Deutsche deeply cuts forecast
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Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price forecast by more than 20% as investors became more cautious with the prospects of US monetary policy and weak gold investment demand.
After only 1 day, China's Yunhan River raises flood warning to the highest level
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Wuhan issued the highest flood warning on July 7, equivalent to the red line on China's warning scale.
Animal World: The life-and-death battle between domestic dogs and spiny leopards
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The brave domestic dog welcomed the wild spots when the domestic dog broke in and suddenly attacked at midnight.
Bus carrying university entrance exam candidate in China crashes into lake, 21 people die
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The incident occurred at noon on July 7, a bus carrying students taking a university entrance exam in China crashed into a lake in Guizhou province, killing at least 21 people.
animal world: Close-up of the horrifying attack of hectares
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The riverside battle between hippo and a herd of crane and a stray dog with a weak Eels ended with an impressive moment when the hippo flew the Eels out of the water with terrifying power.
Floods killed 50 people, Japan races against time
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Rescue units in western Japan must "racing against time" on July 7 to rescue people trapped by floods and landslides that killed at least 50 people.
World experts find the cause of the gold price fever to peak
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Gold prices increased to an all-time high in the past 8 years partly due to Western investors continuously rushing to invest in gold during the pandemic.
China: The era of super-dams like the Three Gorges is about to end?
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The era of building super dams in China such as the Three Gorges Dam may be coming to an end, and the country is shifting to smaller hydropower projects, while increasing solar power and wind power.
animal world: A herd of wild buffalo rescued at the same time
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An interesting video captures the moment a herd of wild buffaloes saved a species from a lion attack in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
See the unique, beautiful photos painted with Excel by an 80 year old man
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Tatsuo Horiuchi, 80, from Japan, has become world-famous for his incredible painting skills. Unlike other artists who use pens, pens or paint colors, Mr. Horiuchi uses Microsoft Excel on the computer but still creates artistic masterpieces.
China rains heavy floods, Vu Han raises warning to second highest level
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China's Yunhan has upgraded flood control emergency response from level 3 to level 2, the second highest in a four-level system.
Floods sweep Japan through water, forecast to continue heavy rain
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Japan's flooding is expected to continue for the next two days in the southwest, while the area has been hit by flooding and landslides over the weekend.
images of devastation in Japan after the terrible flood swept through
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According to Japanese officials, the death toll from flooding caused by heavy rains and landslides on Kyushu island increased to 34 people and 14 others went missing on July 5. The city of Kumamoto is the place that has suffered the most damage to people and property up to now.
animal world: Giant shark attacks seabirds
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A close-up video shows a giant, aggressive shark rushing from underwater to attack a seabird perched on the water surface.
Japan: New floods in a few days, dozens of people have died
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Heavy rains caused flooding in Japan since July 3, killing at least 34 people.
Image of Americans celebrating the National Day in the context of "new normal"
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protests about the COVID-19 pandemic and race across the country have changed the face of US National Day this year. Anyway, the American people had a memorable July 4, 2020 celebration.
