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Morning news 5.6: Successfully rescued an 84-year-old woman who had cardiac arrest while swimming in Nha Trang

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Morning news 5.6: Successfully rescued an 84-year-old woman who had cardiac arrest while swimming in Nha Trang; Proposing 2 more days off on National Day holiday;...

World 24h: Reasons why gold prices are unlikely to break through in the short term

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Latest world news 4.6: Gold price hard to break through; NASA ends Mars mission after losing contact with spacecraft...

Germany has new signals about the future of the Nord Stream pipeline

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Germany is interested in restarting the Nord Stream pipeline after the Ukraine conflict ends.

Request countries to respect Vietnam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa archipelago

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Vietnam has sufficient historical evidence and legal basis to affirm its sovereignty over the Hoang Sa archipelago in accordance with international law.

Vietnam reacts to US proposal to apply new tariffs

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The US investigation conclusion does not reflect the reality and efforts of Vietnam in preventing and reducing forced labor.

The world's strongest super typhoon Sinlaku intensifies rapidly, El Nino ignites disaster

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Super typhoon Sinlaku surged from level 1 to level 5 in just 30 hours, devastating the US island and raising concerns about an extreme storm season due to El Nino.

US - Iran may restart negotiations this week

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Negotiations to end the conflict with Iran may resume in Pakistan in the next few days, US President Donald Trump said on April 14.

Russian ship returns to port after 220 days, refuels 10,000 tons of oil for warships

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Russian ship Kama of the Northern Fleet completed a 220-day voyage, refueling 10,000 tons of oil for Russian warships operating offshore.

Warning of the strongest El Nino in 140 years threatens to disrupt the 2026 storm season

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Extremely strong El Nino - possibly in the strongest group in 140 years - is raising concerns about the disruption of storm paths in 2026.

Dozens of Japanese ships stranded as US blockades Hormuz

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About 40 Japanese-related ships are still trapped in the Persian Gulf as the US blockades the Strait of Hormuz, increasing global transportation and energy risks.

World 24h: Many major banks maintain gold price forecasts at 6,000 USD/ounce

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Latest world news 14. 4: Series of major banks firmly forecast gold prices to reach 6,000 USD/ounce; Extremely dangerous super typhoon threatens US territory...

Suspicion of US deploying mine hunting ships to the Middle East

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The moves to move US minesweepers raise suspicions about plans to deal with the mine threat in the Strait of Hormuz.

Russia makes significant progress in Donetsk

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Russian forces have made new progress in the Donetsk region by establishing a foothold in the northern suburbs of the Ozyornoye settlement.

Russian users flock to text on Chinese "super app

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The number of users of messaging applications from Asia in Russia jumped 60% in March, as Telegram's access speed recorded a significant decrease.

US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz increases pressure and risks on the market

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The US decision to blockade the Strait of Hormuz is disrupting global energy flows and increasing market risks.

Extremely dangerous super typhoon threatens US territory

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Super typhoon Sinlaku, assessed as extremely dangerous, is heading towards the Northern Mariana Islands, USA.

Gold price forecast 2026: Series of major banks steadfast at the 6,000 USD/ounce mark

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Many major banks around the world maintain gold price forecasts for the rest of 2026 at around 6,000 USD/ounce.

Asian aviation falters before crisis, Japan is an exception

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Thanks to owning the world's largest strategic oil reserves, Japan remains stable while a series of regional airlines have to cancel flights due to price storms.

US pours $100 billion to revive the world's largest super mine in Venezuela

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The US administration officially launched a $100 billion plan to restore oil fields in Venezuela, aiming to lower world gasoline prices.

Three oil tankers cross Hormuz safely, a series of other ships abandon their journey

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Three oil tankers - the first ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz since the US announced the blockade - have successfully passed through this waterway.