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US rejects accusations of oil seizure in Venezuela after largest exploitation deal in history
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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright affirmed that the US does not occupy Venezuelan oil and pledged to invest capital and technology in exploiting this resource.
Estonian Defense Minister resigns after audit scandal
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The Estonian Minister of Defense resigned after an audit discovered serious problems in defense management and accounting.
Typhoon forecast for September, many monsoons may head towards Vietnam
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According to typhoon and low pressure news from the Philippines, many monsoons are forecast to form in the monitoring area in the next 2 weeks.
US prints Trump image on coin, sells for one and a half times the price
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The US Mint said on September 2 (US time) that new 1 USD denomination coins bearing the image of President Donald Trump have been put into circulation.
New York bans 8th grade students from using AI
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Elementary and secondary school students in New York City, USA will not be allowed to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the coming school year.
Russia declared control of the Belitskoye area in Donetsk
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on July 23 that units of the Central Operations Group had controlled the Belitskoye area in Donetsk.
Germany denies nuclear weapons development rumors
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Germany has no intention of developing its own nuclear weapons.
Two Chinese mathematicians win the Fields Prize
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Among the 4 mathematicians awarded the Fields Prize 2026 - a prize considered the Nobel Prize in mathematics - there are 2 Chinese mathematicians.
Typhoon Noul forms, may rapidly strengthen in the East Sea
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Typhoon Noul formed from a tropical depression in the East Sea. The typhoon's name in the Philippines is Kiyapo and is forecast to soon enter the East Sea.
US imposes new tariffs from 10-12.5% on 60 partners
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On July 23, local time, the US announced new tariffs on 60 trading partners.
Storm Noul's predecessor accelerates as it approaches the East Sea
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Tropical depression Kiyapo - the predecessor of Typhoon Noul - is accelerating as it moves northwest in the sea area east of the Philippines.
World 24h: Gold prices face new resistance zone challenges
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Latest world news 23.7: Gold prices face new resistance zone challenge; Russia fears increased risk of maritime disruption in Hormuz and the Red Sea...
Germany approves nuclear project with Russian giant participation, tightens security conditions
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Germany has just given the green light for a notable nuclear project between France and Russia.
Russia is concerned about the increasing risk of maritime disruption in Hormuz and the Red Sea
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Russia believes that escalating tensions in the Gulf region are increasing the risk of disruption of maritime activities in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.
Vietnam proposes US to expand cooperation in DNA testing to identify martyrs
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Vietnam requests the US to continue to maintain and expand cooperation and allocate appropriate resources for efforts to search, repatriate and identify martyrs' remains.
Russia declares most Ukrainian forces withdrawn from the Pisarevka area
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Russian military experts said that most of the Ukrainian forces have withdrawn from Pisarevka (Sumy province) after Russia increased pressure in this area.
Typhoon Noul will have a widespread impact throughout the East Sea, forecast of landfall point
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The tropical depression near the East Sea is forecast to strengthen into Typhoon Noul (named Kiyapo in the Philippines) and affect many areas around the East Sea.
Russian liquefied natural gas may continue to be transported through Greece
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The EU is considering concessions in the 21st sanction package, allowing the Greek shipping company to continue transporting Russian LNG for 12 months.
US considers deploying offshore nuclear reactors
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The US is preparing to implement a plan to build offshore nuclear reactors, aiming to expand nuclear power and strengthen energy security.
More than 1 million British workers have to take leave during record heat waves
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The record heat wave in June caused the UK to lose about 24 million working hours, causing damage of about 1.5 billion USD to the economy.
