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Ukraine seeks energy saves for this winter
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Greece signed a deal with Ukraine on November 16 to supply US-origin liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Ukraine.
Cambodia accuses Thailand of preparing for a new attack
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Border tensions escalated, a Cambodian security source warned Thailand that it is planning a new attack on Pursat province on November 18.
South Korean President's Hands Broken as a Child Worker
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Haunted by industrial accidents, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has pledged to reduce the country's unusually high industrial accident rate.
Russia attacks Odesa, 36,500 Ukrainian families lose power
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Damage has spread to ports and energy facilities in southern Ukraine following the Russian attack.
Shy confidence, Europe's aid to Ukraine is at risk of declining
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The EU is considering increasing supervision in Ukraine following the corruption scandal, while worrying that a decline in confidence could affect Europe's aid level.
Than Chau 20 damaged, China prepares to launch Than Chau 22 soon
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China's new launch has been postponed to ensure the safety of the space station's operations.
La Nina forecast dominates this winter's weather
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La Nina is expected to play a major role this winter in the US, the US Climate Prediction Center (CPC) said.
Russian soldiers escape thanks to pigs activating mines right in front of them
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Images circulating on the Internet showed a moment of victory on the battlefield, when a pig activated an explosive mine right before the Russian soldiers entered the area.
protests spread after the assassination of a city chief in Mexico
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protests against violence broke out in several cities in Mexico.
The paradox of the oil shock from Russia spreads around the world
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Oil prices decreased, but gasoline prices did not decrease at all. The reason lies in the "shock" of oil refining from Russia, creating a paradox that affects consumers around the world.
Russia declares to shoot down more than 1,500 Ukrainian soldiers along the front line in one day
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The Russian Defense Ministry said on November 15 that the army had taken control of the Yablokovo area in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Horrifying earthquake risk from broken and sleeping for 12,000 years
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The giant fault of Tintina, which has been silent for 12,000 years, is accumulating earthquake pressure, at risk of causing extremely strong earthquakes.
The quiet strategy of the superpowers contributes to determining gold prices
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Major economies are quietly stocking up on gold at a record scale, contributing to the unprecedented increase in gold prices.
The truth about the news of storm Verbena about to appear near the East Sea
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After Typhoon No. 14 Fung-wong, there were rumors that new Verbena made landfall in the Philippines in November and the country's weather agency spoke up.
World 24h: Latest forecast on when new low pressure will enter the East Sea
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World news 11/15: President Trump cuts taxes on bananas, coffee and many other foods; Latest forecast on when a new low pressure will enter the East Sea...
Nearly half of Westerners feel overlooked by the government
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A major survey shows that 45% of Westerners are dissatisfied with democracy, feel overlooked by the government and worry about a worsening future.
Russia tightens fire circulation at Donetsk battlefield
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The Russian army is gradually tightening the area around Ukrainian forces near Seversk in Donetsk.
Germany pledges not to send service soldiers to Ukraine
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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius reassured public opinion, asserting that the plan to restart military service is not related to the conflict.
US tests dropping unmanned nuclear bombs from F-35 aircraft
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The B61-12 missile has not been tested by the US in Nevada, marking a step forward in the arms modernization program.
Japanese Prime Minister proposes "seismic" US nuclear weapons
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi wants to review three non-nuclear principles, saying that the ban on nuclear weapons is hindering the US's deterrence capabilities.
