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Nearly 6,000 sailors still trapped in the Gulf region
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Six months after the conflict in the Middle East broke out, maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz sharply decreased, while thousands of sailors remained stranded in the Gulf.
Russia points out paradox in Europe's stance on Ukraine
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The Russian Ambassador to the United Nations said that European countries have supported Ukraine for many years but now want to show their role as peace promoters.
Saudi Arabia invests 7 billion USD to build 3 amusement parks near Paris, France
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France and Saudi Arabia signed an investment agreement of 7 billion USD to build 3 amusement parks near Paris, and expand cooperation in the fields of transportation and logistics.
US threatens to strip countries that do not sanction Iran of access to the USD
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that countries that do not comply with new sanctions against Iran could be removed from the USD system.
Israeli Prime Minister reveals Iran once tried to assassinate his son
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Iran once tried to kill his son.
US sanctions Chinese Politburo member, Beijing responds
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China sanctioned US Senators in a symbolic retaliation after the US sanctioned the Chinese Politburo member.
Over 1,000-year-old trees fell after heavy rain in Japan
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After heavy rains in Japan, a giant snow leopard, about 1,200-1,300 years old, in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture, fell.
Durian, Thai elephants break into the store twice to eat for fun
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An elephant in Thailand broke into a farm store twice and ate 10 durian.
animal world: The fierce battle between two intertwined friends
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The video records the fierce battle between two life-threatening friends, the snake and the mangrove.
US landing ship caught fire at port
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The US Navy ship docked in San Diego and exploded and caught fire on July 12, sending 21 crew members and civilians hospitalized for injuries.
Russia builds the world's largest and most powerful nuclear icebreaker
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Russia has begun building the world's largest and most powerful nuclear icebreaker for trips to the Arctic.
Will the Three Gorges Dam in China make Vu Han flood worse?
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China's Three Gorges Dam could aggravate flooding in Yunnan, leaving the city to suffer a double disaster this year after the COVID-19 outbreak.
Image of smoke billowing from the fire at a company in China
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The fire at a Chinese company in Fujian on July 12 left at least two people missing and two injured.
China's largest Yangtze freshwater lake surpasses the 1998 pink water peak
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China's largest Yangtze freshwater lake in Jiangxi Province surpassed the peak of the great pink flood in 1998 on the morning of July 12.
animal world: Ha ma saves cow-headed financial institutions from crocodile spawning
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A cow-headed swallow was suddenly caught by a crocodile while drinking water on the riverbank with the herd, but fortunately, it was rescued by a herd of hippo and narrowly escaped death.
US military supply convoy ambushed, burning like a torch in Iraq
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The convoy of vehicles supplying the US military was on its way to the US military base in Iraq when it was attacked and burned into flames.
Bus driver dies after being attacked for reminding passengers to wear masks
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The bus driver in France died after 5 days of brain damage in the attack by passengers who refused to wear masks on July 5.
Tam Hiep Dam causes damage to Vu Han's new investment project
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Worried about the safety of the Three Gorges Dam, the Taiwan electronics company did not accept an investment in Wukong, China.
China's tallest Shanghai Tower leaks as rain
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The leak in the Shanghai Tower, the tallest in China, caused office workers to feel as if they were experiencing heavy rain.
International students in the US worry about the risk of having to return home
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While studying for a master's or doctorate, you may have to leave it unfinished; your personality will go to Canada; your dream of a green card may break down... are the immediate realities of many people coming to studying in the US.
