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Dozens of Japanese ships stranded as US blockades Hormuz

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About 40 Japanese-related ships are still trapped in the Persian Gulf as the US blockades the Strait of Hormuz, increasing global transportation and energy risks.

World 24h: Many major banks maintain gold price forecasts at 6,000 USD/ounce

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Latest world news 14. 4: Series of major banks firmly forecast gold prices to reach 6,000 USD/ounce; Extremely dangerous super typhoon threatens US territory...

Suspicion of US deploying mine hunting ships to the Middle East

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The moves to move US minesweepers raise suspicions about plans to deal with the mine threat in the Strait of Hormuz.

Russia makes significant progress in Donetsk

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Russian forces have made new progress in the Donetsk region by establishing a foothold in the northern suburbs of the Ozyornoye settlement.

Russian users flock to text on Chinese "super app

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The number of users of messaging applications from Asia in Russia jumped 60% in March, as Telegram's access speed recorded a significant decrease.

Russia concentrates troops north of Donetsk, controls Seversk

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Russian forces have accelerated their offensive in the northern Donetsk region, including the direction of Slavyansk, after Seversk was controlled.

German underground gas reserves reduced to below 40%

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Gas reserves in Germany's underground storage facilities (UGS) have fallen below 40%, according to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE).

China reaches the final mystery of Earth near Greenland

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China is sending manned submarines to approach one of the last unexplored seabeds of Earth near Greenland.

Gold prices rose to historical highs as Trump deploys warships to Iran

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Gold prices hit historical peaks, approaching the 5,000 USD/ounce mark after President Trump's announcement of sending a fleet of warships to Iran.

General Secretary, President of Laos to pay state visit to Vietnam soon

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General Secretary and President of Laos Thongloun Sisoulith and his wife will pay a state visit to Vietnam for 2 days.

World 24h: Gold price approaches 5,000 USD, forecast to continue to increase

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Latest world news 23.1: Gold price closes to 5,000 USD; Putin values the US purchase of Greenland...

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Spain does not participate in Trump's Peace Council

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Spain affirms a multilateral stance, rejecting the US-proposed Peace Council initiative.

South Korea repatriates 73 suspected fraudsters in Cambodia

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South Korea promotes international cooperation, bringing back a group of suspects accused of cross-border fraud.

Ukraine is in trouble due to energy crisis

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The Ukrainian energy system is under great pressure in the middle of winter, as successive attacks disrupt electricity and heating.

Vietnam introduces Vietnamese International Financial Centers in Davos

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Vietnam introduces the specific mechanisms and policies of Vietnamese International Finance Centers located in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang.

Vietnam is ready to join the Peace Council as a founding member

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Vietnam wishes to soon coordinate with members of the Peace Council in implementing the Gaza Strip Peace Plan.

Global Vietnamese intellectuals place high expectations on the 14th Congress

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Following the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (Congress XIV) with a constructive spirit, the Vietnamese community abroad proactively sent enthusiastic opinions, expressing belief, expectations and a sense of responsibility for the nation's future.

Venezuelan oil arrives in Europe for the first time after Maduro is arrested

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Venezuelan oil has been transported to Europe for the first time since the US arrested President Nicolas Maduro.

TikTok establishes joint venture to avoid US ban

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The new agreement helps TikTok, a popular short video platform, maintain operations in the US.

Denmark warns of red line in Greenland talks with the US

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On January 22, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen expressed her willingness to negotiate on Greenland with the US, but emphasized that there is a "red line" that cannot be crossed.