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Trump announces tax increase on South Korean goods
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Mr. Trump's new tariff move raises concerns about trade instability, spillover effects on the financial market and alliance relations.
EU faces major challenge if it reduces security dependence on the US
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NATO Secretary General believes that the EU will have to increase military spending to 10% of GDP and pour trillions of euros into nuclear capabilities if it wants to reduce security dependence on the US.
Russia launches long-range satellite UAV to destroy Ukrainian helicopters for the first time
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For the first time, a Russian Geran UAV was controlled by satellite, destroying Ukrainian military helicopters.
NATO develops "hot zone" with AI weapons along the Russian border
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NATO announces plan to establish AI-powered automatic deterrence lines along its eastern flank.
Russia ends military presence in a region of Syria
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Russia withdraws troops from an airport in northeastern Syria, ending its military presence there.
White House orders US military to focus on blocking Venezuela oil
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The White House has ordered the US military to focus almost entirely on freezing Venezuela's oil for at least the next two months.
Russian military declares control of Zarechnoye in Zaporozhye region
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Russian forces took control of the Zarechnoye settlement in the Zaporizhia region on December 24.
Revealing the cause of the largest chickenpox epidemic in Europe
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A new study confirms that volcanic outbreaks are the main indirect factor pushing Europe into the worst epidemic tragedy in history.
Spanish ice River disappears after hundreds of years of existence
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The Tras callbrion ice river in Spain has completely melted after 7 centuries, a clear testament to the devastation caused by climate change in Europe.
World 24h: The reason why the truth about MH370 may never be answered
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International news 12/24: Libya career chief's plane crashes in Turkey; The reason why the truth about MH370 may never be answered...
Bustling Christmas atmosphere around the world
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The Christmas 2025 atmosphere has been bustling in many countries around the world, with streets, churches, and shopping malls decorated brilliantly.
Strong earthquake shook southwest of Taiwan (China)
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A 6.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in a coastal district southeast of Taiwan (China) on the evening of December 24.
Cambodia - Thailand ceasefire negotiations last 4 days
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The Thai military said that ceasefire negotiations with Cambodia began on the afternoon of December 24 and will end on December 27.
Many oil ships determined to leave Venezuela despite US blockade
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Although the US is tightening its military around the sea, data shows that many tankers are still trying to leave the port of Venezuela to maintain export activities.
Concerns about a major earthquake after a series of 300 consecutive earthquakes
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More than 300 earthquakes have rocked the same area in California over the past month.
Ukraine warns of a recurring historic disaster in Europe
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The director of the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine has just issued a red alert about the possibility of a radioactive protective layer collapsing at any time, threatening the security of the entire continent.
Another explosion near where a Russian general was assassinated, 3 people died
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Three people were killed in an explosion in Moscow, Russia on the night of December 23 and early morning of December 24.
Christmas season fluctuates due to tariffs
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At Ah Louis store in San Luis Obispo, California, many decorations and Christmas gifts originate from abroad. The store owner said that some products have not been able to reach the goods in time or have become more expensive since US President Donald Trump imposed high import tariffs on imported goods.
US Abolishes H-1B visa draw, prioritizes people with excellent skills
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The US government has just decided to remove the H-1B visa drawing mechanism to switch to giving priority to issuing visas to workers with the highest salary and skills.
Proposal to establish a separate area to contain space satellites on the Moon
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The skyrocketing number of satellites forces scientists to consider the plan to plan a safe collision zone on the Moon for expired equipment.
