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Japan will reconsider driving tests for the elderly
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Japan said on June 25 that it would begin reviewing the mandatory driving skills test for some elderly drivers.
World 24h: 2 drags causing gold prices to struggle around the 4,000 USD mark
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Latest world news 25.6: Reasons why world gold prices struggle around the 4,000 USD mark; Typhoon Mekkhala causes heavy rain in the first affected area...
Vietnam supports victims in Agent Orange lawsuit
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Vietnam supports the request of Agent Orange/dioxin victims that chemical companies be responsible for remedying the consequences they have caused.
Hot weather melts the French's antipathy to air conditioning
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The record heat wave prompted the French to reconsider prejudice with air conditioning, turning the issue into the focus of pre-election debate.
Hong Kong (China) applies AI to fight mice
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Artificial intelligence technology becomes a powerful monitoring tool in Hong Kong (China).
South Korea issues tough statement amid regional security concerns
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President Lee Jae Myung affirmed that South Korea still has enough capacity to deter North Korea even if the US transfers some weapons being deployed in this country.
Tropical depression near the Philippines has the potential to strengthen into a storm
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The tropical depression in the east of the Philippines is being closely monitored as it is likely to strengthen into a storm in the next 24 hours.
China aims for a strategic position that the US once targeted on the Moon
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China and Germany have just proposed 4 landing points for the mission to send humans to the Moon in 2030, coinciding with the area that NASA once studied.
Turkey deploys Patriot to prevent threats from conflict in Iran
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Turkey raises alert to the tense war situation in Iran, deploying Patriot systems in the southeast of the country.
Iran war prompts coincidence prediction by blind prophet Vanga
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Amidst the escalating Iranian war, the predictions of blind prophets Vanga and Nostradamus about a global war lasting for months have resurfaced.
Ukraine launches cheap weapons to counter Iran's drone fleet
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Ukraine confirms deployment of specialized interceptor weapons and experts to protect strategic infrastructure in the Middle East from attacks from Iran.
Russia sets conditions to resume oil and gas supplies to Europe
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The Russian President declared his readiness to resupply oil and gas to Europe in the context of the conflict in Iran paralyzing supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
Prisoners video calling with family: Popular trend in modern prisons
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Maintaining video call communication between prisoners and their families has been implemented by many developed countries for many years.
Iran reveals conditions to stop oil blockade
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Middle East tensions escalate as Iran and the US issue tough warnings about oil supplies.
Trump says Iran also possesses Tomahawk missiles
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Controversy escalates after Mr. Trump's statement about Iran's ability to possess Tomahawk missiles.
Secret weapons that help Venezuela thrive faster than oil
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Investors are expecting a secret weapon to help Venezuela revive its economy quickly instead of just relying on oil fields.
Rare oil tanker ventures across the Strait of Hormuz amidst Middle East firestorm
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Amidst the context of the almost completely frozen Hormuz Strait, only 3 oil tankers have traveled through this route in the past 72 hours.
Australia will send missiles to UAE, deploy military surveillance aircraft
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Australia strengthens defense support for the Middle East amid rapidly escalating regional tensions.
Russia announces control of new settlements in Donetsk
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Units of the Russian Southern Combat Group controlled the Golubovka settlement in Donetsk on March 9.
Middle East wars expose many problems of global aviation
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The paralysis of many Gulf airports due to war has trapped hundreds of thousands of passengers around the world. The crisis shows that the international aviation system is deeply dependent on a narrow "transit corridor" in the Middle East.
