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Prolonged conflict in Iran could impact food prices
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Prolonged conflict in the Middle East may affect future food prices, according to FAO warnings.
Vietnam speaks out about US opening trade investigation with 16 partners
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Vietnam's economy operates fully and synchronously according to the laws of the market economy and many countries have recognized Vietnam's market economy status.
World 24h: Turkey proposes new oil pipeline
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World news 19. 3: Ukraine uses up to 500 types of drones, domestic goods absolutely dominate; Turkey proposes new oil pipeline ...
Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects information that Vietnam provided 60 tons of aid to Iran
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On March 19, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang denied information that Vietnam provided 60 tons of aid to Iran.
Russian oil tanker heading towards China suddenly turns around in the South China Sea
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A Russian oil tanker intended to go to China has turned around in the South China Sea and rushed to India after New Delhi increased imports from Moscow.
Surprise rate of Russian attitude towards the US
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The Russian people have begun to be more sympathetic to the US than they were a decade ago but have not forgotten the past.
Thai Prime Minister faces no-confidence vote over phone call with Hun Sen
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The BJT will submit a proposal to vote for no confidence in Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra after a leaked phone call with Hun Sen.
Poland and the Baltic countries urge the EU to set up an eastern shield and build a fence to prevent growth
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Poland and the Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia called on the EU to support the strengthening of the eastern border.
Europe's cheapest Russian gas is about to be in the hands of an EU candidate
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EU candidate Serbia is negotiating a new Russian gas deal, claiming to receive the best price in Europe.
palaces in France guide visitors to visit with Talking Monuments
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The statues at Versailles Palace (France) can now be talked about thanks to artificial intelligence, making the sightseeing experience more lively.
Israel-Iran conflict continues after ceasefire agreement
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Iran launched multiple rocket launches at Israel on June 24, hours after US President Donald Trump declared a complete ceasefire between Israel and Iran, ending a 12-day war.
Russia accuses EU of inciting war
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On June 24, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced that the European Union (EU) is gradually becoming an expanded part of NATO.
Germany declares its return to the world arena
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that Germany has returned to the world stage, warning of a threat from Russia to European and Atlantic security.
US Puts $30 Million in on Transitional Gaza Rescue Group
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The US decision to provide Gaza relief funds comes amid concerns about violence around relief delivery points.
China warns of dam failure risk due to severe flooding
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Prolonged heavy rains caused serious flooding in Guizhou province, China, leading to the collapse of the highway bridge, trucks carrying goods stuck on the edge of the abyss.
The strange storm at the beginning of the season appeared in an unexpected place
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Andrea is considered a strange storm by the meteorological community in both time and location.
The US has not been able to completely destroy Iran's nuclear facilities as initially claimed
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The Pentagon intelligence said that US airstrikes did not completely destroy the Iranian nuclear program as Trump claimed.
Japan tourism struggles due to the prediction of natural disasters in July
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The prediction of the natural disaster in July caused the Japanese tourism industry to struggle with the situation of mass tour cancellations.
Russia tries to save hundreds of billions of cubic meters of gas when exports plummet
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Russia faces gas excess as exports to Europe plummet.
US lawmakers want to control US President's military actions towards Iran
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While Democrats opposed the new US airstrike on Iran, Republicans said it was a necessary move.
