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Turkish cargo ship attacked by UAV in Black Sea
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A Turkish cargo ship was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) off the coast of Novorossiysk port, Russia in the Black Sea.
More cargo ships hit by strange object near the Strait of Hormuz
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The new incident extends a series of maritime security incidents involving cargo ships off Oman, amid escalating US-Iran tensions.
Typhoon Dolphin continues to strengthen, forecast direction for the next 72 hours
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Typhoon Dolphin continues to strengthen in favorable conditions and is forecast to sweep through the Okinawa Islands (Japan) at the end of this week on a very large scale.
Europe warns of drought, many countries struggle to retain water and electricity
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Prolonged heat waves and droughts are pushing many European countries into water and electricity shortages, transportation disruptions and causing great damage to agriculture.
Russia controls nearly 600km2 of battlefield area in July
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Russian military experts said the rate of advance has increased significantly compared to last month, with 32 settlements put under control.
Finland pumps 60,000 liters of oil from World War II shipwrecks under the Baltic Sea
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Finland has pumped about 60,000 liters of oil from the sinking Ilmarinen warship from World War II, in order to reduce the risk of environmental pollution in the Baltic Sea.
Italy restores passenger control from Spain within 30 days
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Italy has notified the European Commission about temporarily restoring border control over Spain for a maximum of 30 days.
Series of explosions shake Kiev capital
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Many explosions continue to occur in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
Solution testing
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The Strait of Hormuz is currently the most topical issue between the US and Iran. If it is not resolved, the US and Iran cannot promote substantive peace talks and reach the necessary consensus for a peaceful political solution to help end the conflict between the parties.
Russia controls 12 more Ukrainian settlements in just 1 week
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Russia on July 31 announced that its forces controlled 12 settlements in the Sumy, Kharkov, Dnepropetrovsk and Donetsk regions during the week of July 25-31.
Super typhoon Dolphin transforms, about to expand unusually in scale
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Super typhoon Dolphin is about to become a very large-scale storm as it moves towards the Ryukyu Islands.
Small country emerges as US gas gateway to Europe
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Croatia is seen as an important link in the US's strategy to expand gas supplies as the EU continues to reduce dependence on Russian energy.
World 24h: Forecast of consecutive low pressures forming after Hurricane Dolphin
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World News 24h: World Gold Council forecasts investment demand to continue to lead gold prices; Low pressure forecast to appear continuously after super typhoon Dolphin...
Mammoth bones found well preserved in Bulgaria
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Mammoth bone fragments were discovered in Bulgaria after the water level of the Danube River dropped to a record low.
Japan mobilizes police dogs to search for victims after earthquake disaster
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Japanese rescue forces continue to mobilize nghiệp vụ dogs to search for victims after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in Kumamoto Prefecture.
Super typhoon Dolphin maintains maximum intensity, predicting straight direction towards East Asia
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Super typhoon Dolphin maintains maximum strength, many areas in East Asia are recommended to closely monitor developments.
US increases missile production, supplements inventory
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Iran's missile and drone attacks are raising concerns about the US's ability to maintain its arsenal.
Venezuela begins dismantling works damaged by earthquake
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Venezuela has begun to deploy the dismantling of destroyed structures in La Guaira state after the double earthquake on June 24.
Egypt investigates the origin of UAV attacking 2 gas tankers at Damietta port
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Egypt is analyzing debris of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from an unprecedented attack on a Mediterranean port in the country.
President Trump unexpectedly tightens exports of industrial and electronic waste
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President Trump's administration is preparing to tighten exports of some types of waste to retain rare earth resources and strategic minerals for domestic production.
