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World 24h: Russia's assessment of the Nord Stream sabotage
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World news 22. 8: Russia assesses Nord Stream sabotage caused economic damage to Germany; Sweden identifies suspect in sword attack at school...
Mr. Trump wants to run for a third presidential term if law allows it
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President Donald Trump said he would be happy if US law was changed to allow him to run for a third term.
New storm officially forms near the East Sea, Northwest Pacific storms rush in
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Typhoon Gaenari formed off the coast of Japan, bringing the number of tropical cyclones named in the Northwest Pacific this year to 20.
Mr. Trump drives the Beast car at a street race in the US capital
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The 250th anniversary of the founding of the country closed with an unprecedented sporting event, when Mr. Trump will drive himself at a street race.
Japanese father leaves his son for hours on Mount Fuji to continue climbing
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A careless decision in the midst of the Japanese father's mountain climbing journey put the child in a dangerous situation.
Major banks comment on the 4,500 USD/ounce mark of gold prices
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Gold prices are forecast to increase by global financial institutions to 2026, with 4,500 USD/ounce considered a new milestone in the scenario of a volatile economy.
EU's remaining gas source at risk of disruption
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The world's two leading energy groups, the US and Qatar, have warned that they could stop supplying gas to Europe if the EU does not relax the new sustainability law.
Potential super typhoon Uwan is about to appear near the East Sea
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The super typhoon is forecast to enter the Philippine Forecast Area (PAR) this weekend.
Global gold accumulation has not cooled down despite record prices
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Total net gold purchases will reach about 220 tons in the third quarter of 2025, with Kazakhstan, Brazil and Türkiye buying the most.
World 24h: Latest forecast on the direction of storm Kalmaegi
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World news 4.11: Underground vents remain open for Russian gas to seep into the EU; Latest forecast on the path of storm Kalmaegi...
Ukraine attacks a series of Russian energy facilities, causing large fires and widespread power outages
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Ukrainian UAVs simultaneously attacked many energy and industrial facilities deep in Russian territory, causing large fires at refineries and power outages in many areas.
US-Korea alliance expands defense capabilities
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The two countries of the United States and South Korea discussed expanding defense capacity and regional cooperation.
Signs of the possibility of the US government reopening
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The first rays of hope for an end to the US government's prolonged closure appeared on November 3.
The predecessor of storm No. 13 weakens, unpredictable developments are forecast when entering the East Sea
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Typhoon Kalmaegi - the predecessor of Typhoon No. 13 - is moving slowly and weakening but is forecast to still have the potential to intensify when it enters the East Sea on November 5.
Australia will provide free solar power at noon every day to millions of households
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The Australian government has launched a solar power sharing program to help people use electricity for free.
Mr. Zelensky's surprise strategy to be autonomous in weapons supply to Ukraine
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Ukrainian President Zelensky has announced a strategy for selling weapons abroad to raise funds to finance the self-production of shortaged weapons.
Warning of counterproductive Western aid in Ukraine
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Russian Security Council Vice Chairman Dmitry Medvedev warned the West that continued aid would only make Ukraine's outcome worse.
Russia uses AI to read public taste
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Russia will use artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the overall picture of public opinion ahead of President Putin's "D front Line" program.
Gold price forecast for the first quarter of 2026
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UBS Bank believes that the current gold price decline is only technical and predicts that gold prices may increase to the maximum level in the first quarter of 2026.
Close-up of the collapse of a Medieval tower in Rome, Italy
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Part of Torre dei Conti tower, a 13th-century structure near theosse Colum in Italy, collapsed on November 3.
