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World 24h: Gold prices face great pressure
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Latest world news June 27: Gold prices face great pressure; President Vladimir Putin's approval rating in Russia reaches nearly 77%...
Pilot dies after plane crashes into high-rise building in Beijing
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A pilot died when a small plane crashed into Beijing's tallest building, Chinese officials reported on June 27.
Iranian military declares attack on US forces in the Middle East
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The spiral of retaliation escalates between Iran and the US after the attack on June 26.
Hot weather continues to spread and burn Europe, many temperature records broken
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Healthcare, transportation and firefighting systems across Europe are struggling as the heat surges and the risk of forest fires increases.
Come quietly, go quietly
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer left his power positions in the UK, currently resigning as Chairman of the British Labour Party and soon becoming British Prime Minister, in silence, not causing noise like when he came to power.
Hamas faces unpredictable consequences for not returning Israeli hostages
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On September 7, US President Donald Trump issued a series of tough statements to Hamas to put pressure on accepting the agreement to release hostages in Gaza.
Russia warns of a new round of tensions in the Baltic, Nord Stream explosion is just the beginning
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The Nord Stream sabotage not only caused material damage, but also opened up an unprecedented tournament of tensions in modern history in the Baltic region.
Russian gas shortage, Europe faces unpredictable crisis risk
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With a shortage of Russian gas, Europe could face a simmering, prolonged and unpredictable energy crisis if the coming winter is colder than expected.
Storm No. 7 intensifies violently, making landfall this morning, forecasting affected areas in Vietnam
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Typhoon No. 7 Tapah is forecast to make landfall in Guangdong province, China on the morning of September 8 and is expected to greatly affect Northern Vietnam from September 9.
World 24h: Russia's warning as Nord Stream case risks sinking
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World news 7.9: Nord Stream case is at risk of sinking, Russia warns the world to pay a heavy price; Unpredictable storm Kiko, the most affected area declares a state of emergency...
New Thai Prime Minister pledges cabinet will not take leave, not take sick leave
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Thailand's new Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul affirmed that the new cabinet will work "without leave, without sick leave" to serve the people.
Ukraine says most of the weapons it is using are self-made
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President Zelensky stressed that this is an important achievement that shows that Ukraine's defense industry is making significant progress.
optical cable break in Red Sea, Asian and Middle Eastern Internet is in trouble
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The optical cable break in the Red Sea caused Internet disruption in many parts of Asia and the Middle East on September 7.
Slovakia fails to provide military aid, refuses to send troops to Ukraine
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On September 6, Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico said that the country will not send troops to Ukraine as part of Kiev's security in the post-conflict period.
6 reasons why you can't miss your entire "blood moon" tonight
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On the night of September 7 and early morning of September 8, the full moon, also known as the "blood moon", can be clearly observed in Europe, Africa, Asia (including Vietnam) and Australia.
Russia airstrikes Kiev, Ukrainian government building catches fire
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Drone and missile strikes caused a major fire in central Kiev, including the Ukrainian government building, killing many people.
American woman faces prison for voting in dog's name
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A woman in California (USA) has been prosecuted for using her dog's name to participate in voting in many elections.
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru decides to resign
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Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has decided to resign, NHK reported on September 7.
EU warning about repeating Nord Stream 2 scenario appears
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Former Polish official warns EU about Nord Stream 2 scenario in the agricultural sector.
The disruption of 5 Baltic sea cables, the captain denies intentional accusations
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The captain of the Eagle S tanker ship stated the truth in court about the accusation of dragging more than 90km of anchorage to the bottom of the Baltic Sea, damaging 5 underground cables.
