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1 Vietnamese citizen killed in Japanese earthquake
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1 Vietnamese citizen died and several Vietnamese citizens were injured in the Japanese earthquake, according to data from the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Turkey and Iraq promote cooperation in many fields
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Turkey and Iraq agreed to strengthen strategic cooperation in the fields of security, energy and economy between the two countries.
Volcano in Russia suddenly erupts, ash column rises up to 9,000m
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Mount Shiveluch on the Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia continues to erupt a 7,500m high ash column, after a stronger eruption earlier in the day.
Very strong El Nino forecast may form from the end of 2026
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The Philippine meteorological agency forecasts that El Nino is very strong, likely to form from October 2026 and last until the first half of 2027.
Continuously forming low pressure, 1 low pressure may enter the East Sea
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A low pressure near the Philippines is moving towards the East Sea while another low pressure has just appeared in the sea east of this country.
Russia attacks Chernomorsk container port and cargo ship
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said it has used high-precision weapons launched from the sea and drones targeting Ukrainian transport infrastructure.
Germany refuses to disclose secret documents related to Nord Stream explosion
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The German government declined to clarify whether Berlin received a prior warning about the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline.
World 24h: Forest fires in France and Spain cause 250,000 people to evacuate
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Latest world news July 26: Wildfires spread due to heat and drought in France and Spain; Russia extends ban on gasoline exports...
Israel accused of shelling southern Syria
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Syria accuses Israel of shelling and sending troops deep into villages, while the UN Secretary-General is visiting Damascus.
Iran warns of consequences if the US continues to attack
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The Iranian military affirmed that the scope of combat will expand geographically if the US insists on maintaining air strikes.
Russia attacks UAV production facility in Ukraine
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The Russian army's attack targeted a factory belonging to a technology company in Kiev, Ukraine.
China opens investigation into gene editing test scandal after death of 6-year-old girl
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A Chinese university is investigating information about a gene editing test that led to the death of a 6-year-old girl.
Iran still sold tens of billions of USD of oil during the conflict
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The Iranian Ministry of Oil said it had sold a total of 18 billion USD of oil during the conflict with the US as well as during the ceasefire.
Wildfires spread due to heat and drought in France and Spain
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Widespread wildfires caused by heat and drought are covering southwestern France and central Spain, forcing 260,000 people to evacuate.
Typhoon Noul hits southern China, causing heavy rain and strong gusts of wind
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Typhoon Noul made landfall in Guangdong province, southern China in the early morning of July 26, bringing heavy rain and strong gusts of wind.
Japan has an additional 27th World Heritage Site
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UNESCO has just listed the Asuka - Fujiwara Ancient Capital complex of Japan in the World Heritage List, bringing the total number of heritage sites in this country to 27.
Ukrainian people at risk facing harsh winters due to power shortages
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Ukraine's new government triplicates the electricity restoration target, but power generation capacity is still at risk of not meeting demand in the coming winter.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs updates on the rescue situation of Khoi Nguyen 18 ship sinking in the East Sea
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The Khoi Nguyen 18 ship with 62 people was sunk while operating in bad weather conditions in the East Sea, the Spokesperson of the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed.
Record heatwave in Japan lasts longer than ever
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Many localities in Japan continue to record temperatures above 40°C, extending the chain of extreme heat to record levels.
From Hormuz to Malacca: Straits igniting global tension
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Hormuz and the maritime straits have played a backbone in global trade since the 16th century, and have also fueled geopolitical confrontations.
