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World 24h: European Group still successfully buys billions of blocks of Russian gas
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Latest world news 13.5: Experts make surprising predictions about the peak of gold prices; European Group still smugghens billions of blocks of Russian gas via Blue Stream...
India sends a strong message to Pakistan after ceasefire
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The Indian Prime Minister pledged to respond if his country continues to be attacked, stating that New Delhi's military operations are only in a state of suspension.
ICAO concludes the party responsible for the MH17 crash that killed 298 people
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Russia blamed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine in July 2014, the United Nations air agency concluded.
Inside the Russian military's fireworks repair workshop
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Experts from Russia's 99th Independence Repair and Maintenance Battalion are repairing and restoring artillery systems.
President Ho Chi Minh will forever be in the hearts of world friends
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President Ho Chi Minh is an outstanding cultural figure, having a profound influence not only for Vietnam but also for the international community. The image of Uncle Ho is always respected and honored by international friends.
Shocking discovery about searching for life on Mars
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The search for life on Mars, even ancient life, is more complex than we thought, but it is not impossible.
Forecast of when Russian gas delivered to the EU will drop to a record level
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts that Russian gas deliveries to the European Union (EU) will fall by more than half in 2025.
Japan affirms it will not give up its interests in oil and gas projects with Russia
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Japan has asked Russia to " Speak more clearly" about the recent decree regarding the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project, Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said at a press conference on July 5.
Germany predicts unwanted prospects in the EU when cutting off Russian gas
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The EU may disagree on gas distribution, amid a growing shortage, the leader of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) warned earlier this week.
Finland, Sweden officially begin NATO membership process
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The process of ratifying Finland and Sweden to join NATO officially kicked off on July 5.
Another large Chinese real estate corporation goes bankrupt
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China's real estate crisis has deepened as another large Shanghai real estate group went bankrupt.
Former US Secretary of State Kissinger responds to criticism from Ukrainian President
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Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said that the criticism of the Ukrainian president towards the comments he made was incorrect.
Germany negotiates demand for gas pipeline equipment to return to Russia
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Germany is negotiating with Canada and the European Commission on how to return key components to Russia's Nord Stream gas pipeline.
China speeds up buying cheap Russian coal
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China is still accelerating its purchases of Russian coal despite lower demand and higher domestic coal production.
Russia becomes the largest strategic supplier to India
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Russia supplies fertilizer to India at lower prices than China, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Jordan.
Ministryally Saves a Sailor in a Boat Broken in Chaba Storm
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Rescuers from mainland China rescued a crew member in a broken Hong Kong ship that sank in Typhoon Chaba early on July 4, just hours after rescue forces in Hong Kong said they needed to " color the boat" to find the missing people.
Governor Kaliningrad: Russia could cause half of Lithuania's economy to decline
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Kaliningrad Governor Anton Alikhanov said Russia could weaken half of Lithuania's economy to deal with the European country's blockade of Russia's Kaliningrad region.
Russia discovers a giant oil field in the Arctic
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Russia discovers a giant oil field in the Arctic. According to Rosneft, this is one of Russia's biggest recent discoveries.
China experiences first storm of the year, flood warning
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The first typhoon of 2022 is moving deep into mainland China after making landfall in the coastal area of Guangdong province.
Asian countries respond to soaring inflation
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Asian countries are taking measures to cope with rising inflation as the Russia-Ukraine war continues to cause a domino effect on the supply chain that has been disrupted by the pandemic.