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Hungary to hold presidential election with only one candidate
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The ruling Tisza party in Hungary nominated former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Andras Baka as a presidential candidate before the vote in Parliament next week.
400 Spanish and Ukrainian intelligence personnel data leaked
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Spanish experts claim to have collected data from 400 intelligence personnel and more than 1,000 police officers in this country.
UAE oil tanker attacked by missile in the Strait of Hormuz
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A UAE oil tanker was hit by a missile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, but no casualties were recorded.
Iranian media releases rare video of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei
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A rare video recording images of Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has just been released, but the time and location of recording are not yet clear.
Russia attacks defense industrial facility and fuel depot in Kiev
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced a series of combat results for the week, including controlling 8 settlements and hitting dozens of supply ships.
World 24h: Ronaldo and Portugal face a difficult bracket at the 2026 World Cup
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Latest world news 28.6: Ronaldo and Portugal face a difficult bracket at the 2026 World Cup; Many organizations still believe in the possibility of gold prices recovering...
Ukraine expects to receive at least 154 billion USD of Western aid by 2030
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Ukraine will need about 46.4 billion USD in 2026 to maintain the operation of state agencies.
France records about 1,000 more deaths in historic heat waves
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France recorded about 1,000 more deaths in the historic heatwave, according to the latest data.
All British nuclear submarines are out of operation
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Maintenance difficulties and infrastructure shortages have trapped the entire fleet of British nuclear-powered attack submarines in ports.
South Korea and Japan reaffirm commitment to denuclearization of the Korean peninsula
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The Ministers of National Defense of South Korea and Japan on June 28 reaffirmed their commitment to denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
Kuwait claims to intercept missiles of unknown origin
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The explosion echoed throughout Kuwait amid escalating regional tensions, but the origin of the attack has not yet been determined.
UAV debris falls and causes fire at Russian oil refinery
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UAV debris caused fires and damage to many structures in southern Russia, but there were no casualties.
Australia spends tens of millions of USD to monitor sharks after human attack
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Australia expands its drone network and AI testing to enhance safety for beachgoers.
Russia declares building a UAV industry on par with the nuclear field
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Russia successfully builds an attack drone industry on par with the nuclear industry.
Russian and Chinese military aircraft patrol together for 6 hours
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Russian Su-30SM and Su-35S fighter jets and Chinese Jian-16 fighter jets participate in joint patrols.
Australian government doubles fines related to social media ban
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The Australian government tightens regulations as the majority of children still use social media despite the pioneering law that has taken effect.
Demand for AI and new materials in China promotes industrial growth
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Chinese business profits accelerated thanks to a boom in demand for electronic components and materials, with the electronics industry recording a sharp increase.
Finland officially allows the deployment of nuclear weapons
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb has signed and promulgated amendments to the Nuclear Energy Law, allowing the deployment of nuclear weapons on the country's territory.
Double earthquake in Venezuela kills 1,430 people
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Two strong earthquakes with hundreds of aftershocks in Venezuela caused a terrible disaster, with thousands of casualties.
Storage of climate memories
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In the middle of the Antarctic ice plateau, more than 1,000km from the coast, there is a special "archive". No steel doors, no alarm system, no modern coolers. In a deep cave under the ice and snow, scientists are storing ice cores taken from glaciers that are gradually disappearing around the world, hoping to preserve the last pages of Earth's climate records.
