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5 US military aircraft hit by Iranian attack
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Military tensions in the Middle East escalate as Iran and the US continue retaliatory attacks with a series of aircraft and equipment.
Mr. Trump declares attack on Iran's largest oil center
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Middle East tensions escalate as Trump announces military target attack at Iranian oil export hub.
Nuclear power revived when the Strait of Hormuz closed
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The nuclear power industry is seeking to take advantage of the opportunity from the Iranian conflict.
Russian oil prices jump from $40 to $100, sanctions mechanism loses its effectiveness
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Iran's war pushes Russian oil prices to soar and shakes the sanctions mechanism that the West has imposed on Moscow for many years.
La Nina collapses rapidly, paving the way for super El Nino in 2026
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La Nina is quickly ending, paving the way for an unusually strong El Nino, which may even reach the "super El Nino" level by the end of 2026.
Thailand considers canceling border memorandum with Cambodia
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Thailand will collect public opinions on canceling two memorandums of understanding with Cambodia, expected to coincide with the upcoming general election.
US government shutdown for the 15th time in more than 40 years
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The deep political stalemate has caused the US government to close, causing great disruption to the economy and social life.
Trump's unprecedented Gaza peace plan
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The 20-point Gaza peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump raises a key question: "Who will take control of Gaza after the war?".
Responding to pressure on Houthi forces, many US entities face sanctions
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A series of US entities were included in the sanctions list in response to the Washington government's pressure on Houthi forces in Yemen.
Mr. Trump warns the US military about Russian and Chinese subscribers
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Mr. Trump emphasized that Russia and China are accelerating in the Submarine sector, although the US still has the superior advantage.
Dramatic turning point in the investigation of the Nord Stream sabotage
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The second Ukrainian suspect in the Nord Stream sabotage has just been arrested by Poland.
Philippines devastated after earthquake, more than 170 people injured and dead
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The 6.9-magnitude earthquake that hit off the Philippines in Cebu on the evening of September 30 killed at least 26 people and injured 147 others.
Hamas faces tragic consequences for hesitating in advance of a peace agreement
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On September 30, US President Donald Trump put a series of pressures on Hamas, forcing the armed group to soon accept a peace deal in Gaza.
Ukraine warns of the dangerous situation at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant
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There has never been such an emergency at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The situation is very dangerous, the Ukrainian side said.
Nearly 400 earthquakes, more than 170 casualties after 6.9 earthquake in the Philippines
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Hundreds of aftershocks shook after the 6.9 earthquake in the Philippines, causing heavy damage to people and property.
The predecessor of storm No. 11 rapidly intensified, with the risk of directly affecting the North
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The low pressure area considered the predecessor of storm No. 11 in the East Sea has strengthened into a tropical depression today, October 1.
President Trump sends a series of messages when changing the name of the Ministry of National Defense
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US President Donald Trump has just delivered a speech to hundreds of generals, mentioning a series of issues, including changing the name of the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
Budget deadlock, US government almost certain to close from today, September 1
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The US government is almost certain to close for the first time in seven years due to a budget bill stalemate.
Storm Imelda changes direction unexpectedly, the most affected area is about to receive storm winds for 6 consecutive hours
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Imelda has strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 140 km/h.
Russia steps up attacks, declares victory in conflict
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Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed that Russian forces are dominating the conflict in Ukraine.
