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Australia is concerned that the Middle East conflict will cause global inflation to increase sharply
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Australia warns that escalating conflict in the Middle East could push global inflation up sharply and cause oil prices to exceed 200 USD/barrel if the situation worsens.
Nearly 2,000 historical artifacts restored in Afghanistan
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Heritage conservation efforts in Afghanistan recorded many results when nearly 2,000 historical artifacts were restored and preserved in the past year.
Typhoon Dolphin rises to level 4, about to become the world's strongest super typhoon in 2026
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Typhoon Dolphin has strengthened into a Category 4 storm, belonging to the group of major storms with serious destructive power and close to super typhoon level.
7-magnitude earthquake in Japan: No Vietnamese citizens recorded casualties
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Representative agencies grasp the situation and are ready to deploy timely protection measures for Vietnamese citizens affected by earthquakes in Japan.
Earthquake causes many buildings to collapse in Japan
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At least 50 people were hospitalized, tens of thousands of households lost power and severe infrastructure damage after the earthquake in Japan on July 28.
Ukraine loses more than 21,000 soldiers in the first half of June
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian army lost about 21,405 soldiers in the special military operation area in the first half of June.
India targets huge rare earth reserves in Siberia
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India has requested to be provided with rare earth samples from a mine in Siberia owned by Russian oil corporation Rosneft.
World 24h: Forecast of a new low pressure area in the Western Pacific Ocean
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Latest world news 17. 6: Gold prices maintain short-term peak, market awaits boost from Fed; Low pressure area formed in the Western Pacific...
US military imprint in Australia is increasing
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New logistics plans show that US-Australia defense cooperation continues to be significantly expanded.
Tropical depression forming at sea, moving northwest
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A new low pressure area formed in the western Pacific is moving towards the Mariana Islands.
The USD slightly decreased before the new Fed Chairman made the interest rate decision
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The USD slightly decreased as investors waited for the first policy decision of the Fed under the direction of new Chairman Kevin Warsh.
Nearly 40% of Americans do not believe the United States will exist after 250 years
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A survey shows that nearly 40% of Americans do not believe that this country will continue to exist as a unified nation after another 250 years.
Iran's 100 billion USD blocked assets spread across the world
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Iran is entering negotiations with the US with the immediate goal of reclaiming tens of billions of USD of assets that are being frozen abroad.
Ukraine is about to receive more interceptor missiles and long-range weapons from G7
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G7 countries announced that they will increase the supply of air defense systems, interceptor missiles and long-range attack capabilities to Ukraine.
Russian warship fires warning shot at British yacht
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A Russian warship fired warning shots near a yacht registered in the UK on the English Channel.
South Korean President asks Mr. Trump to participate in finding solutions to the North Korea issue
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The brief exchange on the sidelines of the G7 summit attracted attention when the two Presidents of the US and South Korea mentioned the North Korea issue.
US continues to attack ship suspected of drug trafficking, 1 dead
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The latest US airstrike in the Pacific Ocean continues to raise controversy about the legality of the operation.
US - Iran prepare to sign historic agreement, paving the way for 300 billion USD investment fund
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The US-Iran agreement includes an investment fund of 300 billion USD, with more than half of the capital already committed.
Russian army surrounds Konstantinovka from all sides after controlling Artyoma
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Military expert Andrey Marochko said that Russian forces are besieging Konstantinovka in Donetsk from all sides after controlling the settlement of Artyoma.
Greenland affirms sufficient self-defense, no need for more military bases
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Greenland currently has sufficient bases and permanent garrisons to support NATO operations as well as deter external threats.
