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Ukraine strikes straight into the heart of Russian oil and gas in the Caspian Sea
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Ukraine directly attacks Russian oil rigs in the Caspian Sea, hitting Russia's vital energy source.
Russia, China, Iran send warships to BRICS naval exercise
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The BRICS naval exercise has the participation of Russian, Chinese and Iranian warships in the South African sea.
Greenland's defense against strategic pressure from the US
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Denmark deploys a defense package of about 6.1 billion USD to protect Greenland.
Russian forces focus on attacking Ukrainian defense facilities
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Russian forces have attacked a defense industrial facility along with energy and transport facilities serving the Ukrainian army.
After Venezuela and Greenland, Canada is worried to be Mr. Trump's next target
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The US arrest of the Venezuelan President and Mr. Trump's tough statements about Greenland have made Canada highly vigilant.
Tropical depression near the East Sea accelerates, receives heavy rain inland
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Tropical depression Wilma near the East Sea is accelerating and moving deep into the Philippine mainland, bringing heavy rain, strong gusts of wind and dangerous rough seas.
Weak La Nina could still turn the weather around, global floods
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The WMO warns that although La Nina is weak, it could disrupt global weather in the next 3 months, causing flooding or drought in many countries.
World 24h: Forecast of the predecessor of storm No. 16 to make landfall in the East Sea next week
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Latest world news 6.12: Forecast of storm No. 16 accelerates; Financial experts predict the possibility of gold price in 2026 surpassing the peak in October 2025...
Ukraine suffers series of losses after Russia's large-scale airstrike
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Russian UAVs and missiles attacked the railway center near Kiev and many energy facilities across Ukraine, causing damage to infrastructure, power and water outages.
It is possible that the EU is also involved in the corruption scandal in Ukraine
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On December 5, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made a series of notable statements about corruption in the European Union (EU) and Ukraine.
Forecessor of storm No. 16 has strange movements before the first landfall
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Tropical depression Wilma, a system that was once forecast to strengthen into storm No. 16 in the East Sea, is almost stationary.
Thousands of people protest in Germany against the new military service bill
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About 3,000 people took to the streets of Berlin on December 5 to protest Germany's new military service bill.
Russia and India - valuable partners as allies
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's 2-day visit to India comes amid the rather special world political situation for Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Forecast of another strong cold front from China spreading south
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A strong cold front is forecast to sweep south, causing severe cold over the weekend.
Russia raids and controls Ukrainian UAV control center
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Russian forces on December 5 quietly advanced into the rear of Ukraine and captured a group of soldiers controlling FPV UAVs near Krasnoarmeysk.
The cycle of storms and floods is continuous at the front line of climate change
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With consecutive clusters of storms, the Philippines is stuck in the cycle of endless natural disasters.
Russia breaks gas export record to China for 4 consecutive days
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Gazprom sets a new record for Russian gas exports to China via the Power of Siberia pipeline.
Indian Prime Minister presents silver horse to President Putin
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The manual silver horse is one of the gifts that the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Finance experts predict the possibility of gold prices in 2026 surpassing the peak in October 2025
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Many world financial institutions raised their gold price forecast for 2026 to close to $4,800/ounce, surpassing the peak in October 2025.
Forecast of storm No. 16 accelerates, forecast to make first landfall today
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Tropical depression Wilma, the predecessor of storm No. 16 in the East Sea, is accelerating slightly and is forecast to make a first landfall today (December6,).
