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US loosens control of chip exports to China
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The US decision to allow the export of H200 chips to China is not only a victory in Nvidia's movement corridor, but also marks a new turning point in Washington's technology strategy. This adjustment could reshape the global AI race and balance the benefits between the two largest economies in the world.
Mr. Putin gives reasons why Russia must protect Donbass from Ukraine
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President Vladimir Putin affirmed that Russia will pursue the military campaign in Ukraine to the end, emphasizing the goal of protecting the people of Donbass.
The world's first law on age limits for social networks officially takes effect
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Australia becomes the first country to ban children under 16 from using social media.
Russia-China fighter jets patrol near Japan
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Japan's Defense Ministry said it has sent fighter jets to monitor joint patrols between the Russian and Chinese air forces around the area.
The period of the USD holding a monopoly in international payments may be about to end
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The European Central Bank member believes the world is shifting from the absolute dominance of the US dollar to a new multilateral currency system.
Forecast of cold air, heavy snowstorms due to La Nina
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A strong La Nina is preparing to cause a new snowstorm and cold front, affecting millions of people.
Next week's book decision will shape gold prices in the final period of 2025
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Gold prices are forming a new level around $4,200/ounce as the market is almost stationary waiting for the Fed to decide on next week's policy.
Forecast of the winter of the century with strong cold air like the Arctic
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This winter is forecast to be unusually cold after Christmas, with deep cold air waves like the Arctic.
World 24h: No signs of low pressure strengthening into storm No. 16 when entering the East Sea
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International news 7.12: Nightclub fire kills 23 people, gas tank explodes suspected; No signs of low pressure strengthening into storm No. 16 when entering the East Sea...
Concerns rise in Europe at the signal that the US may abandon Ukraine
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US media commented that Western European leaders are once again in turmoil before Washington's latest moves on the Ukrainian conflict.
Japan promotes 80% of people to use AI
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Japan aims to increase the rate of AI use in the whole society, towards developing technology and attracting private investment.
US redraws security strategy, Nord Stream becomes a new energy card
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The new US security strategy could explain growing interest in Nord Stream, TurkStream or Arctic LNG-2.
China participates in drills on Russian territory
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The third joint missile defense exercise highlights the growing military coordination between Russia and China.
Unexpected developments in the possibility of the tropical depression strengthening into storm No. 16
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The tropical depression near the East Sea weakened into a low pressure on the morning of December 7, and is unlikely to strengthen into storm No. 16.
Top sponsor significantly reduces military aid to Ukraine
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Denmark will only allocate half of its military aid to Ukraine next year compared to 2025. This amount is forecast to continue to decrease sharply after 2026.
Ukraine lost nearly 1,500 soldiers in a day
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The Russian Defense Ministry said that Ukrainian forces lost about 1,450 soldiers on December 6 in military campaign areas.
Warning of serious risks at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine
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The shield of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine was damaged after the UAV attack, causing the IAEA to warn of the risk of radioactive leakage.
Foreigners can send dialogue questions to President Putin
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Foreigners can also send questions to the year-end question-and-answer session with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Quite a few earthquakes after strong earthquakes, posing great potential risks
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A 7.0-magnitude earthquake rocked the recessed area between Alaska (USA) and Yukon (Canada) at noon on December 6, causing more than 20 consecutive aftershocks.
Nightclub fire kills 23 people, suspected gas tank explosion
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In the early morning of December 7, a fierce fire in the state of Goa, India's "tourism paradise", took the lives of at least 23 people.
