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World 24h: Ronaldo and Portugal face a difficult bracket at the 2026 World Cup
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Latest world news 28.6: Ronaldo and Portugal face a difficult bracket at the 2026 World Cup; Many organizations still believe in the possibility of gold prices recovering...
Ukraine expects to receive at least 154 billion USD of Western aid by 2030
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Ukraine will need about 46.4 billion USD in 2026 to maintain the operation of state agencies.
France records about 1,000 more deaths in historic heat waves
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France recorded about 1,000 more deaths in the historic heatwave, according to the latest data.
All British nuclear submarines are out of operation
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Maintenance difficulties and infrastructure shortages have trapped the entire fleet of British nuclear-powered attack submarines in ports.
South Korea and Japan reaffirm commitment to denuclearization of the Korean peninsula
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The Ministers of National Defense of South Korea and Japan on June 28 reaffirmed their commitment to denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
Colombian lawmaker shot in the head has passed away at the age of 39
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Miguel Uribe, a Colombian Congressman, was shot in the head at a campaign event two months ago and passed away.
Peace is in a precarious position after a series of mutual airstrikes between Russia and Ukraine
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On August 10, Russia and Ukraine launched a series of airstrikes against each other right before the meeting of President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart.
Russia issues 4th LNG ship from sanctioned project in the Arctic
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A US-sanctioned liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier has docked at Russia's Arctic LNG 2 plant. This is the 4th ship this year.
FBI agents patrol in US capital
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US federal special forces were mobilized to participate in night patrols to support the capital's police in controlling crime.
Having an incident while flying, the British F-35B fighter jet made an emergency landing
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The British F-35B fighter jet was forced to make an emergency landing at Kagoshima airport (Japan) due to a technical problem, causing disruption to flight operations.
General Secretary To Lam's wife meets Vietnamese brides in Korea
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During his state visit to Korea with General Secretary To Lam, his wife Ngo Phuong Ly met with Vietnamese brides in Korea.
Typhoon Podul is about to reach its peak intensity, heading straight to the first landfall area
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Typhoon Podul, known in the Philippines as Gorio, is on track to strengthen into a typhoon and is forecast to make landfall twice.
North Korea issues warning before US-South Korea drill
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North Korea has warned that it will respond strongly if it is provincecated in the upcoming joint exercise between the US and South Korea.
Russia shakes with 54 earthquakes, 16th century sleeping volcanoes spray 9km of ash
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Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia) is experiencing a series of consecutive earthquakes and a sleeping volcano since the 16th century that suddenly exploded fiercely.
Azerbaijan responds to Russia's airstrike on its oil and gas facility in Ukraine
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Azerbaijan has said its energy cooperation with Ukraine will not be affected by Russian airstrikes.
Mr. Trump wants to push all homeless people out of the US capital
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Mr. Trump's plan to move homeless people out of the US capital is causing fierce controversy.
Mr. Trump considers imposing additional tariffs on China for purchasing Russian oil
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President Donald Trump is considering imposing new tariffs on imports from China in response to the country's purchase of Russian oil.
Europe's plan to send troops to Ukraine is in disarray
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A source familiar with the matter said that European countries in the voluntary alliance will no longer send soldiers to Ukraine, although the idea has been promoted.
New low pressure has potential to become the strongest storm since the beginning of Erin season
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The low pressure off the coast of West Africa is being monitored and is likely to strengthen into Hurricane Erin.
Australia plans to recognize the state of Palestine
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The Australian government is expected to issue a decision to recognize the state of Palestine, amid similar moves by many Western countries.
