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Asian stocks falter as oil prices exceed $100/barrel
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Asian stocks plunged into red as oil prices exceeded $100/barrel amid Middle East risks, fueling concerns that the Fed would raise interest rates in this week's meeting.
Houthi affirms maritime activities in the Red Sea remain stable
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The Red Sea port management agency controlled by the Houthi said that traffic through the Bab al Mandab strait remained stable, reaching 96% of the normal level after the fighting.
US judge postpones regulations tightening the length of stay for students and foreign journalists
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Federal judges have blocked new regulations on tightening the stay limit for foreign students and journalists allowed to stay in the US.
El Nino reaches its peak, highly likely to break the historical record
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El Nino has reached its maximum and has a 75% chance of breaking records since 1950.
Leaked line of bringing nearly 2 million USD of aircraft components from the US abroad
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A citizen with 3 nationalities of Russia, Estonia and Switzerland pleaded guilty in the US related to a line of bringing aviation and aerospace components abroad.
Mr. Trump proposes renaming the Strait of Hormuz to Trump Strait
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US President Donald Trump proposed renaming the Strait of Hormuz after himself, saying world oil prices will cool down when the US wins the conflict with Iran.
China recognizes 11 new occupations
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China has just recognized 11 new occupations to meet the needs of digital jobs, green transformation and modern service upgrades.
China opens up to welcome the wave of global trade and services at CIFTIS 2026
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The China International Service Trade Fair 2026 (CIFTIS) officially opened in Beijing, opening a wave of digital service and artificial intelligence technology cooperation.
At least 5 people killed, 87 missing after ferry fire in the Philippines
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A serious fire broke out on the M/V June Aster ferry off Palawan Island (Philippines), killing at least 5 people and leaving 87 missing.
Iran attacks ships, expands restricted zone in the Strait of Hormuz
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The Iranian blockade belt is widened beyond the strait, pushing maritime risks and oil prices to a new threshold.
World on September 10th: Vietnam and Russia approve 50-agreement Joint Statement
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Vietnam - Russia high-level talks; Iran's move in Hormuz; Apple launches folding iPhone... are noteworthy international news.
Bhutan on duty 24/7 monitoring risks from ice lakes
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Bhutan is maintaining a 24/7 on-duty force to monitor the situation in the ice lakes, in order to prevent secondary disasters.
More flights canceled, passengers in the UK continue to face difficulties
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A single technical incident is enough to paralyze the entire aviation network, exposing the infrastructure weakness of Britain.
IAEA officially closes Syria nuclear dossier after 15 years of investigation
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IAEA officially declares closing 15-year nuclear investigation in Syria.
Close-up of US airstrike sinking 5 Iranian oil tankers
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on September 8 (local time) announced that Washington will continue to target Iranian oil tankers in retaliatory strikes.
World 24h: World gold prices recover but still under pressure
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Latest world news 9. 9: Gold prices recover after a sharp drop; Series of consequences when Brent oil approaches the 100 USD mark...
South Korean video game tycoon has to spend billions of USD to divorce
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This divorced property division case is considered the largest in South Korean judicial history.
A European country unexpectedly pivots, allowing Israel to open an embassy
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Slovenia is pivoting its policy towards Israel by allowing this country to open an embassy in the capital Ljubljana.
US sanctions a series of businesses in 6 countries for allegedly supporting Iran
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The US imposed sanctions on 35 companies from 6 countries on charges of supporting Iran's aviation industry in transporting weapons and military personnel.
Countries cope with the risk of students being dragged into cyber-violence groups
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In Southeast Asia, many countries are raising their vigilance against online communities that can affect students and promote violent behavior.
