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Poland records highest temperature ever amidst heat waves
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The temperature broke Poland's record, which has existed for more than a century, forcing authorities to implement a series of emergency response measures.
Iran - Oman discuss management of the Hormuz Strait
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On June 29, Iran announced that it had held its first meeting with Oman on the management of the Hormuz Strait since signing a preliminary agreement with the US to end the conflict.
Chinese astronaut grills pumpkins on Tiangong Space Station
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The Chinese astronaut team of the Shenzhou 23 mission has completed its first month of work on the Tiangong Space Station.
World 24h: Extension of MH370 search agreement
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World news June 29: Iran warns third parties not to interfere in the Strait of Hormuz; Extension of MH370 search agreement...
Iran and Qatar agree to release 6 billion USD of Tehran's assets
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Iran and Qatar have agreed to release 6 billion USD out of a total of 12 billion USD of Iranian assets being frozen in this emirate.
EU approves package of sanctions against Russia, related to Nord Stream
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The European Union (EU) agreed on a new package of sanctions against Russian oil and banks after Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico lifted his boycott.
Horrifying attack in India, 33 people killed in 2 days
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In just two days, thunderstorms in India have claimed at least 33 lives and injured dozens more.
Heavy rain for 3 consecutive days, more than 5,000 Koreans evacuated
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More than 5,000 people in South Korea have been evacuated to shelters due to heavy rains in many places across the country for three consecutive days.
Typhoon Wipha forecast to make first landfall this afternoon
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Typhoon Wipha is forecast to make landfall in Cagayan and Babuyan Islands of the Philippines this afternoon (18.7).
Russia warns EU pillar for increasing military support to Ukraine
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Germany will be considered a combat side if it helps Ukraine use long-range weapons to attack Russia, while Kiev is said to be unable to use the equipment itself.
Mystery surrounding the series of oil ships that have visited Russian ports were blown up in series
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A series of ships were mysteriously attacked in many places, including in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean. The common point is that all ships have visited Russian ports.
Rice prices in Japan double compared to last year
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The sharp increase in rice prices has lasted for many months, putting pressure on the Japanese Prime Minister and greatly affecting people's lives.
Close-up of a series of fierce attacks by Russian artillery
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Russian artillery combined with drones carried out a series of strong attacks on the positions of the Ukrainian armed forces.
Vietnam - Cambodia agree to promote border management
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Vietnam and Cambodia agreed to coordinate well in the work of demarcating, marking land borders and managing borders.
US thanks Vietnam for supporting the search for missing soldiers
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Director of the Department of Defense's Prisoner and Missing in War Census Agency (DPAA) Kelly McKeague has just published an article in the category of Letter to the Editorial Board of The Washington Times on July 16, highlighting the cooperation and support of the Government and people of Vietnam in the humanitarian effort to search for missing US soldiers during the war.
EU proposes draft budget of nearly 2,000 billion euros
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The European Union (EU) has proposed a budget of nearly €2,000 billion for the next 7 years as the bloc is looking to cope with a series of challenges, from increased global economic competition to increasing defense demand.
Ukraine calls on international companies to test weapons on the frontline
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Ukraine seeks the advantage of weapons technology by inviting international companies to bring new weapons to the testing route.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister becomes Defense Minister
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Former Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal became Ukraine's defense minister in the latest cabinet reform.
The White House says Mr. Trump has a common cardiovascular disease
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President Donald Trump has a circulatory disorder called chronic venous insufficiency but is still in good health.
Ms. Paetongtarn's commitment after scandals in Thailand
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Minister of Culture Paetongtarn Shinawatra pledged to restore Buddhist beliefs after recent scandals involving a number of Thai monks.
