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World 24h: Forecast of factors that make this winter cold
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World news 11.11: Nord Stream sabotage suspect is in critical condition; Forecast of factors that will cause deep cold this winter...
accuse Ukraine - UK of plotting to shoot down MiG-31 to provincece NATO
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On November 11, the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) announced that it had disrupted a sophisticated plot between Ukraine and the UK to seize the MiG-31 fighter jet.
Zelensky's decision costs Ukrainian soldiers
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Russia tightened the Kupyansk surrounding, claiming to control more areas, while Ukrainian forces were said to have suffered heavy losses following Zelensky's decision.
The son of the late Libya President Gaddafi was released after 10 years in detention
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Hannibal Gaddafi - son of the late Libya leader Muammar Gaddafi - was released by Lebanon after 10 years in detention.
US is secretly pushing for election to replace Ukrainian President
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The US is said to be pushing for the 2026 Ukrainian presidential election, with its own candidate because it does not want to work with Mr. Volodymyr Zelensky.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars lost in US border wall construction
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Former adviser to President Donald Trump pleaded guilty to fraud in soliciting donations to build a wall on the southern border of the United States, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Russia threatens retaliation if oil tanker seized by EU in Baltic
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Russia has warned that it will consider any action against Russian oil tankers in the Baltic Sea an attack on the country.
Vietnam begins term as member of UN Women Executive Council
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On February 10 (US time) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, Ambassador Dang Hoang Giang, Head of the Permanent Mission of Vietnam to the United Nations, attended the annual meeting of the Executive Council of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) as a member of the Executive Council for the 2025-2027 term.
Ukraine does not attack the last artery of Russian gas
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Ukraine has agreed not to attack TurkStream, the last gas pipeline carrying Russian gas to the EU.
US gold reserves could generate $750 billion overnight
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Adjusting the accounting books of the US gold reserves could help the country's treasury increase by $750 billion overnight.
Nord Stream 2 in a spiral of litigation and bankruptcy
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The Nord Stream 2 operator's trial of the EU in early February has been postponed. The court will invite the parties separately to discuss the new trial date.
Ukrainian President says ready to swap land with Russia during peace talks
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Ukraine is ready to swap land with Russia in peace talks.
Ukraine proposes new supply to EU instead of Russian gas
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The Ukrainian president called on the EU to completely stop Russian gas and propose a new supplier.
Forecast of low pressure in the East Sea likely to strengthen into a storm
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Low pressure areas in the central and southern East Sea are causing strong winds, thunderstorms, tornadoes and strong gusts.
Russian paratroopers fire artillery to support their comrades
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Artillery of the paratroopers from Tula (Russia) conducted artillery support, destroying enemy forces in the Kursk border area.
Next two BRICS countries consider leaving the USD
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Two BRICS members, Russia and Ethiopia, are gradually abandoning the US dollar and switching to trading in their own local currencies.
Forecast the time when gold price increases 40% compared to current level
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Gold prices are on the rise, forecast to rise to $4,000/ounce.
Russia claims Ukraine lost 58,000 soldiers at Kursk
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According to the Russian military, Ukraine has suffered heavy losses since attacking Russia's Kursk province last year, losing more than 58,000 soldiers.
World 24h: Forecast of the time when gold price stops its shocking increase
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Latest world news 11.2: Forecast of the time when gold price will decrease; US President Donald Trump demands Ukraine 500 billion USD...
Ukraine tightens power supply after Russian attack
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Ukraine suffers consequences after Russian attack on gas infrastructure.
