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Wildfires spread rapidly in the US, thousands of people evacuated
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A wildfire in Nevada, northwestern United States, has spread over 42.5km2 and caused thousands of people to evacuate.
US redirects 70 ships, neutralizes 3 ships in naval blockade operation with Iran
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The US has diverted 70 ships, neutralized 3 ships and boarded 2 ships for inspection since resuming naval blockade operations against Iran in July.
Garbage dump landslide in Guinea kills at least 30
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The Guinean government said that at least 30 people were killed in the capital Conakry when a landfill collapsed after heavy rains.
Giant gas field discovered in southern Iran
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Iran discovered a large gas field in Fars province, southern Iran, with more than 212 billion m3 of gas and about 161 billion m3 of potential exploitation.
Israel warns Hamas for flying kites towards this country
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Israel warned Hamas that it would step up operations in Gaza if kites, drones and balloons flying towards Israeli territory continued.
Billionaire Elon Musk ignored a buy-to- read shirt worth over $1 million
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Billionaire Elon Musk withdrew his offer to sell one of his tweet as NFT (or Non-Fungible Tokens, exclusive digital art creations) on March 16 despite someone offering to buy it for more than $1 million.
Israel discovers more about the nearly 2,000-year-old ancient bible roll
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Israeli archaeologists have announced the discovery of dozens of fragments of the bible found in a desert cave and are believed to have been hidden there during the Judite revolt against Rome nearly 2,000 years ago.
Capitol Police Department Department kills: Arrest of 2 suspected Chemical spraying
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The US Department of Justice has arrested and charged two men who attacked police officer Capitol Brian Sicknick with a chemical spray bottle in a riot at the US Congress building on January 6, killing a police officer.
Iran announces "mission city" packed with ballistic and cruise weapons
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Iran announced a new mission city at an undisclosed location, which was filled with cruise missiles and ballistic missiles along with electronic warfare equipment.
The mystery of the plot to bomb the richest Indian billionaire in Asia
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The explosives-laden car was left behind near Asia's richest Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani in February. An Indian police officer has just been arrested for alleged involvement in the plot.
Photo: Sandstorm covers China, Mongolia
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The terrible sand typhoon that the Chinese capital Beijing is suffering from originated in Mongolia - where 6 people have died and more than 80 people are missing.
The dreamy purple island attracts tourists in Korea
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Everything on the Korean islands is covered in purple to attract tourists.
Donald Trump unexpectedly visits his former manager
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Donald Trump was a surprise guest at the campaign event of former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
River in the US dyed blue
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The turning of the river in Chicago, USA, to celebrate St. Patrick's Day was carried out by the authorities in a surprise.
Sand storm attacks, Beijing spins in dense dust
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The sandstorm brought a thick layer of sand and dust covering the air of Beijing, China on the morning of March 15.
Spanish police arrest Madrid's largest drug gang
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Spanish police said they have arrested 12 members of Madrid's largest drug gang along with many assets and weapons.
Australia shocked by a series of mysteriously dead Tasmania demons
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Dozens of Tasmania demons have mysteriously died on the roads in the northwest of the state, prompting the Australian Green Party to call on the federal government to investigate.
Harsh weather across the US, dangerous tornado overturns vehicles
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The majority of the US faces severe weather forecasts for the weekend as late-winter storms intensify, causing dangerous tornadoes.
Archaeologists unexpectedly find an incredible treasure trove of gold and silver in Israel
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Archaeologists have excavated a treasure trove of gold, silver, jewelry and ancient coins in Israel.
Breakthrough in solving the ancient mystery of the first computer in history
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Researchers claim a breakthrough in solving the mystery of the world's oldest computer, Antikythera - a 2,000-year-old astronomical computer.
