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British Royal Family turns electronic waste into a new gold source
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The British Royal Mint recovers gold from electronic waste using new chemical technology, turning old components into high-end jewelry.
Guatemala warns of danger from volcanic eruptions
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The Guatemalan National Coordinating Agency for Natural Disaster Mitigation warned that Fuego volcano in this country continues to operate with columns of ash rising high.
4 precious tigers donated by Russia to Kazakhstan to be released back into nature
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4 Amur tigers transferred by Russia to Kazakhstan will continue to be raised for about a year before being considered for release back into nature.
Russia sets conditions for negotiations on Ukraine with the West
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The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister affirmed that Moscow is always ready for dialogue, warning that it will continue the campaign if the West lacks goodwill.
Turkish cargo ship attacked by UAV in Black Sea
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A Turkish cargo ship was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) off the coast of Novorossiysk port, Russia in the Black Sea.
Low pressure forecast to appear continuously after super typhoon Dolphin
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It is forecast that 2 consecutive low pressures will form during the time super typhoon Dolphin moves westward.
EU sets new reform conditions before pouring nearly 9.6 billion USD into Ukraine
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The EU approved a new aid package worth nearly 9.6 billion USD for Ukraine, along with reform conditions before disbursement.
World 24h: Gold prices rebound after FED decision
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Latest world news July 30: Gold prices rebound, Fed sends new signals to attract market attention; Low pressure begins to enter the East Sea...
More than 200,000 Australians fined for not voting
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More than 200,000 Australians have been fined for not participating in the 2025 general election.
Two CPC oil tankers attacked again by UAV
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Two oil tankers of the Caspian Oil Pipeline Corporation (CPC) have just been attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at the Black Sea port.
US launches heavy airstrikes in retaliation against Iran
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The US military announced on July 30 that it had completed a "heavy air strike wave" targeting Iran.
Airbus achieves huge profits thanks to accelerating aircraft delivery
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Airbus' profit in the first 6 months of the year increased by 47%, while revenue increased by 12% compared to the same period last year.
Boeing may block the production of Patriot systems
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The plan to produce Patriot missiles in Ukraine faces a major obstacle as the seeker manufacturer does not transfer the license to a third country.
US plans to spend more than 22 billion USD to renovate Dulles International Airport
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US President Donald Trump announced a plan to renovate Dulles Airport in Washington D.C. with the goal of making it one of the best airports in the world.
Super typhoon Dolphin sets historical milestone as it reaches its maximum level
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Super typhoon Dolphin strengthened into a Category 5 storm, setting a series of records in the northwest Pacific basin.
About 800,000 Ukrainian weapons smuggled into the black market
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Italian mafia discovered purchasing drones from the battlefield, raising concerns that Ukrainian weapons are being smuggled into the black market in many areas.
A series of European nuclear reactors stop operating due to Danube river drying up
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Many European nuclear reactors in the Danube basin simultaneously stopped operating due to drought, causing river water levels to drop to record lows.
Houthi plans to collect tolls on ships crossing the Red Sea, Iran participates in planning
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A minister in the internationally recognized Yemeni government revealed that the Houthi forces are cooperating with Iran to collect fees for ships passing through the Red Sea.
China launches a series of new satellites with Truong Chinh-6 missile
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China continues to expand its space program by successfully launching satellites testing new generation communication technology.
Russia intensifies attack on Vodyanskoye after controlling Svetloye in Donetsk
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Military experts say Russian forces have expanded their control of more than 10 square kilometers after capturing the key settlement.
