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The upcoming British Prime Minister will cancel the electronic identification program

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Mr. Andy Burnham - when taking office as British Prime Minister - will cancel the deployment of electronic identification, transferring all resources to support living expenses for people.

Polar bear suddenly blocks Russian nuclear icebreaker

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The captain of the Russian nuclear icebreaker said that ships sometimes have to change direction or stop their journey to give way to polar bears.

Lebanese President departs for US after talks with Israel

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has set off to visit the United States and is scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump.

North Korean Foreign Minister pays official visit to Russia

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North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui has departed for Russia to meet with his counterpart Sergei Lavrov.

Russia attacks Kiev missiles after huge warehouse attacked by UAV

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Russia's attack on Ukraine's capital Kiev took place after Ukraine launched drones into e-commerce warehouses in Russia.

EU considers freezing Russia's oil price ceiling, sanctioning banks and oil tankers

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The EU is considering temporarily freezing the ceiling price for Russian oil as the Iran conflict leads to rising energy prices.

US proposes new Israel-Lebanon tension reduction plan

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The US is promoting step-by-step solutions to cool down the conflict, in the context of escalating fighting between the two sides.

Iran reacts to news that President Masoud Pezeshkian resigns

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Rumors that Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sent a resignation letter to the Office of the Supreme Leader have been clarified by Iranian officials.

Oil prices fluctuate after Israel goes deeper into Lebanon

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New military developments in Lebanon along with concerns about the Strait of Hormuz continue to strongly impact the world market and oil prices.

Russia declares control zone after 2026 spring campaign

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Russian forces have controlled 63 settlements in the special military operation area from March to May 2026.

Large explosion at explosives depot in Myanmar

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A large explosion on May 31 at a building in northeastern Myanmar, believed to be a place containing explosives used in mining, killed more than 45 people.

Typhoon Jangmi reaches peak intensity, heading straight to the first affected area

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Typhoon Jangmi is forecast to reach maximum intensity, causing heavy rain in western and eastern Japan.

World 24h: Latest forecast on the path of Typhoon Jangmi

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World news 31.5: Investors are gradually losing faith in gold prices; Typhoon Jangmi has not yet reached its maximum, forecast to make landfall for the first time tomorrow...

Giant meteor creates 2 consecutive explosions, many buildings shaken

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A meteorite rushed through the sky of Massachusetts, USA, causing a loud explosion and people from Delaware, USA to Montreal, Canada all observed the meteorite.

Israel plants flag on strategic fortress Beaufort in Lebanon

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Israel announced it had captured the medieval strategic fortress of Beaufort in southern Lebanon on May 31.

Abandoned Soviet aircraft becomes artwork

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Swiss artist Micha Hani has turned a Soviet-era Yak-40 passenger plane in Armenia into a giant work of art.

Major storm sweeps through Australia, many states face risk of flash floods and tornadoes

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Australians are warned of a strong storm that could cause gusts of more than 125 km/h, flash floods and large waves.

White House releases latest report on Trump's health

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White House doctor concludes that US President Donald Trump is in very good health and is capable of holding the presidency.

Mr. Trump criticizes US Independence Day Concert, calls for cancellation

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Controversy surrounding the program celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States has increased after Mr. Trump's speech.

Reasons why Ukraine missed the 2.7 billion USD aid from the EU

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According to Ukrainian government data, the country has not met all 6 reform criteria to receive 2.4 billion euros (about 2.7 billion USD) in support from the EU.