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US uses AI for security in campaign to arrest Venezuelan President
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The US used Claude of Anthropic in the campaign to arrest Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Havana oil refinery fire amid Cuba's fuel crisis
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The oil refinery fire in Havana occurred on February 13, local time, as Cuba faced a fuel crisis.
Ukraine has not yet opened the door to Russia's strategic oil pipeline through Druzhba
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The leadership of the Ukrainian transshipment company Ukrtransnafta has not yet allowed the restoration of Russian oil pumping through the Druzhba pipeline.
El Nino, La Nina are about to change phases, the world faces new weather changes
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The US forecasts a weakening La Nina, likely to turn into El Nino in early 2026.
Russia controls 4 more important Ukrainian settlements in the past week
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In the week of February 7-13, Russian forces announced that they had controlled 4 more important settlements.
Greenland scenario appears to vote on Russia's annexation in the next few days
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Mr. Medvedev unexpectedly put forward a scenario that Greenland could hold a referendum to annex Russia if the US is slow.
Reasons why Russian S-300 missiles are inactive when the US arrests Venezuelan President
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Russian-made S-300 missiles were not yet connected to radar when US helicopters rushed to arrest Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
EU leader warns about NATO's fate if the US controls Greenland
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If the US controls Greenland by military means, NATO may face the risk of disintegration and lead to serious consequences in the eyes of the public.
US calls on citizens to leave Iran immediately, not waiting for support
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Faced with escalating instability in Iran, the Washington administration called on US citizens to actively plan to leave immediately, without expecting state support.
World gold price sets record, major banks simultaneously warn
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World gold prices soared to record highs, forcing many major Chinese banks to issue risk warnings to investors.
Ukrainian President warns of new airstrikes
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Ukraine faces a harsh winter as energy infrastructure is attacked and the risk of airstrikes reoccur.
The outcome of the Russian ship suspected of damaging the Baltic Sea cable
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Although Finland released the ship originating from Russia suspected of causing the Baltic Sea cable to break, the investigation continues.
Iran ready for war but opens negotiations with the US
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Iran declares it does not want conflict but has prepared for a high-level war scenario, while still leaving open negotiations with the US.
Russian army declares control of Novoboikovskoye area in Zaporizhzhia region
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Units of the Russian Dnepr Operations Group have controlled the Novoboikovskoye settlement in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Forecast of new milestones for gold prices after hitting 4,600 USD/ounce
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Gold prices have just set a historic milestone when they broke the threshold of 4,600 USD/ounce for the first time and are predicted to be unlikely to avoid further sharp corrections.
The fate of fraud boss Chen Zhi when extradited to China
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Chen Zhi is being escorted back to China, facing criminal investigation, while Beijing is preparing to issue an arrest warrant for the related criminal network.
The new low pressure area is highly likely to strengthen into a storm
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A low pressure area may form in eastern Mindanao, Philippines and is highly likely to strengthen into a storm.
World 24h: Forecast of the possibility of a new low pressure area becoming a storm
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World news 12.1: US Federal Prosecutor investigates Fed Chairman Jerome Powell; Forecast of the possibility of a new low pressure storm appearing...
Thai Prime Minister faces disadvantages in new election poll
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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is falling behind in new surveys, as the opposition People's Party and its leaders are leading.
Cracking down on a transnational fraud and sexual coercion ring in Cambodia
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Cambodia and South Korea dismantle a large-scale property appropriation and sexual assault ring headquartered in Phnom Penh.
