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Vietnam affirms that UNCLOS is a comprehensive and thorough legal basis for sea areas
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Vietnam reaffirms that UNCLOS 1982 is the sole legal basis, comprehensively and thoroughly regulating the scope of rights to enjoy sea areas.
Shooting in Canada, 7 casualties
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The shooting occurred during the annual Latin festival in downtown Toronto (Canada), police are searching for clues about the suspect.
Poland - France consult for the first time on nuclear umbrella project
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Poland and France held the first consultation on the nuclear umbrella project. Warsaw revealed that the two delegations "focused on the current security situation in Europe".
Hot weather causes South Korea to activate emergency alert for the first time
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The two cities of Gyeongsan and Pohang in South Korea have for the first time applied the highest heat warning level since the system was launched.
Typhoon Ba Vi made landfall twice, only 20 minutes apart
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Typhoon Ba Vi made landfall in eastern China on the night of July 11, bringing strong winds.
The Strait of Hormuz opens, only prohibiting ships related to Iran's rivals
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Iran declared that the Strait of Hormuz remains open to most ships, but will not allow ships linked to its rivals to pass through.
8 Vietnamese workers in Japan injured by large waves, 1 person died
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On March 21, 2026, 8 Vietnamese workers were in distress due to large waves in the sea area of Fukui prefecture, Japan.
Japan considers sending minesweepers to Hormuz
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Japan may deploy minesweepers to the Strait of Hormuz after reaching a ceasefire in the conflict between Iran and the US and Israel.
The Strait of Hormuz - the gateway that empires have competed over for centuries
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The geography of the Strait of Hormuz, where the shipping lanes are only more than 3.2km wide, gives Iran special power over the global economy.
Revealing how Iran approves the route for ships through the Strait of Hormuz
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Revealing Indian ships allowed by Iran to pass through the Strait of Hormuz after negotiations between Tehran and New Delhi.
Russia claims to have shot down nearly 700 Ukrainian UAVs in just 1 day
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Russian air defense forces shot down 668 Ukrainian drones on March 21.
Russia forecasts EU to soon queue to buy back Russian oil and gas
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Russia warns that Europe's energy price restraint measures are not enough to curb the crisis and the EU may be forced to return to Russian oil and gas.
Revealing the huge oil and gas supply from South America to the European market
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The international oil and gas market has just revealed a new huge supply from South America, which could help Europe stabilize energy security.
Record heat waves rage in the US
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The unusual heat wave spread, breaking many temperature records and raising concerns about climate change in the US.
Iran's nuclear ambition cannot be extinguished by war
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The IAEA warns that even if Iran's nuclear facilities are destroyed, the country's nuclear ambitions cannot be extinguished.
British nuclear submarine to the Middle East region
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British nuclear submarines appearing in the tense Middle East region, increasing the possibility of long-range military response.
Trump issues 48-hour ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz
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Mr. Trump threatened Iran that he would attack the country's power plant if it did not end the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran - Ukraine face the risk of direct confrontation
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Relations between Iran and Ukraine are rapidly slipping from neutral to confrontational, possibly moving closer to a new spiral of tension.
Iran says there are no oil tankers at sea, no oil left to sell
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Iran currently does not have any oil tankers operating at sea and does not have excess energy for export.
Russian ship carrying 62,000 tons of LNG attacked: Daily risk of explosion
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A Russian ship carrying 62,000 tons of LNG is drifting after being attacked in the Mediterranean, raising concerns about the risk of explosion at any time.
