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World 24h: Russia's assessment of the Nord Stream sabotage
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World news 22. 8: Russia assesses Nord Stream sabotage caused economic damage to Germany; Sweden identifies suspect in sword attack at school...
Mr. Trump wants to run for a third presidential term if law allows it
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President Donald Trump said he would be happy if US law was changed to allow him to run for a third term.
New storm officially forms near the East Sea, Northwest Pacific storms rush in
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Typhoon Gaenari formed off the coast of Japan, bringing the number of tropical cyclones named in the Northwest Pacific this year to 20.
Mr. Trump drives the Beast car at a street race in the US capital
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The 250th anniversary of the founding of the country closed with an unprecedented sporting event, when Mr. Trump will drive himself at a street race.
Japanese father leaves his son for hours on Mount Fuji to continue climbing
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A careless decision in the midst of the Japanese father's mountain climbing journey put the child in a dangerous situation.
Russia attacks Ukrainian port with AI-equipped drone
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Russian suicide drones with AI computer vision systems automatically locked targets, hitting at least 4 Ukrainian ships.
Nearly 300 UAVs appear around Moscow in 24 hours
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Russian officials said nearly 300 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) had headed towards the Moscow region within 24 hours.
More than 10,000 deaths exceed normal levels in record heat wave in Europe
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Official data shows that the heat wave at the end of June caused unusual deaths, mostly among the elderly.
Egyptian tombs from the New Kingdom discovered
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The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities on July 12 announced the discovery of a pharaoh-era tomb on the West Bank of Luxor during ongoing excavations.
Australia will completely abolish paper entry cards at airports
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Australia will deploy electronic entry cards nationwide within 18 months, completely replacing paper declarations for international passengers.
Depression forecast to intensify, may change direction near the Philippines
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The low pressure near the Philippines is having favorable conditions to strengthen further in the coming days, with the possibility of strengthening at an average level.
Russia announces the number of Ukrainian soldiers removed from combat in the day
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said on July 12 that Ukrainian armed forces had lost about 1,465 soldiers in the past 24 hours.
Big bar fire in Bangkok kills at least 27 people
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A major fire in Bangkok, Thailand on the evening of July 12 killed at least 27 people and injured dozens.
NATO command and early warning aircraft appear in the Black Sea
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In Romanian airspace, NATO's early warning and command aircraft maintained flight at an altitude of nearly 9,000m.
World 24h: Forecast of storm Ba Vi affecting and causing heavy rain in China
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Latest world news 12.7: Gold prices enter a volatile week, focusing on the Fed and US inflation; Typhoon Ba Vi makes landfall twice, only 20 minutes apart...
The heatwave covering the United States may set a new record
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July 12, local time, is the peak of the heat wave, with temperatures ranging from 37.7 degrees Celsius to 43.3 degrees Celsius in some states in the northern United States.
Iran responds to the US, attacking a series of targets in the Gulf region
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The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards said on July 12 that it had launched a retaliatory attack after new US airstrikes.
Low pressure connects with low pressure after storm Ba Vi, with risk of entering the East Sea
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A new low pressure area will form immediately after Typhoon Ba Vi, in which there is a possibility of a low pressure area entering the East Sea in the coming days.
Close-up of US re-attack on Iran
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The US Central Command on July 12 released a video showing US forces deploying a third attack on Iran.
US urges Israel to withdraw troops from Lebanon ahead of new round of negotiations
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The US military delegation has just arrived in Beirut, Lebanon to discuss the mechanism for deploying a pilot area for Israel to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon.
