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South Africa applies modern technology to conserve rhinos
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Drones, cameras and smart fences are being applied in a sanctuary in South Africa, contributing to strengthening rhino protection against poaching.
Russia shoots down 297 Ukrainian UAVs overnight
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Ukrainian drone attacks are increasingly extending deeper into the Russian interior.
11 underwater objects once missed in the search for MH370 aircraft
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Australia discovers 11 objects at the bottom of the Indian Ocean while reviewing MH370 search data.
The special attraction of pandas in the US
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Panda Ching Bao is about to celebrate its 5th birthday in Washington, USA, continuing the story of more than half a century of the special attraction of pandas in this country.
World 24h: Panama Canal seriously short of water
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World news 22.9: Launching AI virtual assistant, Meta shares soar 11%; Panama Canal seriously short of water...
World 24h: World gold prices under pressure as the USD rises sharply
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Latest world news 21. 9: World gold price loses momentum, 4,400 USD mark under pressure; Forecast of the first impacts of Typhoon Dujuan,...
IMF concerned about global economic shock if artificial intelligence fails to meet expectations
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The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that the world economy is facing many risks, from inflation, increasing debt costs and the AI wave.
China confirms President Xi Jinping's visit to the US
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry has confirmed the timing of President Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States.
Russia attacks Ukrainian strategic port in Black Sea, hitting military cargo ship
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said that Russian forces attacked logistics centers, warehouses and Ukrainian seaports, hitting cargo ships to the port of Odessa.
Europe urgently pumps 45 billion cubic meters of gas, still not enough for winter
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Europe is sprinting to accumulate gas before winter as new reserves reach 69.59%, the lowest level at the same time since 2011.
Thousands of French people take to the streets to protest the new security bill
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Thousands of people participated in protests in Paris and many major cities of France to protest the bill on the right to use force of security forces.
Indonesia mobilizes 54,000 people and 64 aircraft to cope with wildfires
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Indonesia deployed 64 aircraft and 54,000 personnel in an effort to extinguish the serious mud forest fires that are spreading in Borneo and Sumatra on September 21.
Key suspect in Haitian President assassination case taken to the US
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The US brings 18 suspects in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise to Florida for trial, including key suspect Joseph Felix Badio.
US-China trade negotiations boost Asian stocks
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Progress from the US-China trade negotiations last weekend in New York has created strong momentum to help the Asian stock market recover on the morning of September 21.
Forecast of the first impacts of Typhoon Dujuan, heavy rain up to 350mm
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Typhoon Dujuan approaching Japan causes heavy rain, strong winds and raises the risk of flooding and landslides in many areas.
Sri Lanka brings 3 monks onto plane to pray for rain amidst drought
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The Sri Lankan Air Force has put Buddhist monks on planes to perform rain praying rituals in areas affected by drought.
New low pressure area appears after Typhoon Dujuan, bad weather forecast
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A new low pressure area appeared after Typhoon Dujuan, while the southwest monsoon caused thunderstorms, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides in many areas.
Russia announces interception of Ukraine's record UAV attack
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Russia affirmed that it successfully intercepted the largest-scale attack since the beginning of the war, including nearly 2,000 aircraft and missiles launched by Ukraine on September 20.
World on September 21st: Saudi Arabia rains bombs on Yemen
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Saudi Arabia launches 28 airstrikes on Houthi forces in Yemen, signals of meeting between Mr. Zelensky and Mr. Trump,... are noteworthy international news.
Global freshwater resources decline for a decade
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Freshwater reserves on Earth tend to decline for a decade, while the global water cycle is increasingly unpredictable.
