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Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant begins refueling
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Bangladesh takes another important step in energy development when starting the operation of its first nuclear power plant.
Indian billionaire young master adopts hippo of drug lord Pablo Escobar
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Indian billionaire young master proposes relocating a controversial hippo herd in Colombia to India to avoid the destruction plan.
Iranian oil tankers flock to the US blockade line
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Iranian oil tankers are gathering offshore Chabahar, a port in Iran located outside the Persian Gulf right next to the US blockade line.
NATO considers withdrawing annual summit due to tensions with US
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NATO is said to be considering ending the annual summit organization amid strained relations with the US.
Fossil fuel elimination negotiations: 50 countries will participate
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More than 50 countries will meet in Colombia, launching the first global negotiations to reduce dependence on fossil fuels that cause global warming.
Mr. Trump declares attack on Iran's largest oil center
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Middle East tensions escalate as Trump announces military target attack at Iranian oil export hub.
Nuclear power revived when the Strait of Hormuz closed
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The nuclear power industry is seeking to take advantage of the opportunity from the Iranian conflict.
Russian oil prices jump from $40 to $100, sanctions mechanism loses its effectiveness
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Iran's war pushes Russian oil prices to soar and shakes the sanctions mechanism that the West has imposed on Moscow for many years.
La Nina collapses rapidly, paving the way for super El Nino in 2026
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La Nina is quickly ending, paving the way for an unusually strong El Nino, which may even reach the "super El Nino" level by the end of 2026.
Cuban doctors are still maintained in many Latin American and Caribbean countries
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Many countries in Latin America and the Caribbean continue to maintain cooperation agreements with the Cuban medical delegation.
Thai ship shot by Iran in Hormuz, revealing the super-rich empire behind it
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The Iran attack on a Thai cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz unexpectedly revealed that the owner of the ship is one of Thailand's richest business empires.
Cuba and the US government are in dialogue
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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel confirmed that dialogues with the US in an effort to resolve disagreements and seek cooperation are underway.
Hungary declassifies security report on Ukrainian money
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The Hungarian government is declassifying a national security report related to allegations of illegal money from Ukraine.
Giant steel pipe suddenly rises in Japan, confusing people
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Giant steel pipe suddenly rises more than 10m overnight, confusing people in Osaka, Japan.
World 24h: Forecast of super El Nino risk may be upgraded
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World news 13. 3: Russia is acquitted by Finland of cable break in the Baltic; Forecast of the risk of super El Nino could upgrade...
Russia foils assassination plot against senior military official
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The Russian Federal Security Service on March 12 said it had prevented an assassination plot targeting a senior Russian military official in Crimea.
Russia announces route across the Arctic could replace the Suez Canal
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Russian Transport Minister Andrey Nikitin affirmed that the Northern Sea Route is currently an alternative option with faster transport speeds than the Suez Canal.
The US may form an international alliance to protect oil tankers across the Strait of Hormuz
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington could soon form an international alliance to escort merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Russians suddenly change their attitude towards the US
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The latest survey by ROMIR Group shows that Russians are gradually becoming more open to the US, while their attitude towards the EU remains very rigid.
Hormuz Strait paralyzed, Panama Canal unexpectedly "thrives
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The Hormuz Strait is paralyzed in the context of conflict in the Middle East, making the Panama Canal a beneficiary shipping route.
