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North Korea launches supersonic missile

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North Korean President Kim Jong Un has just directly inspected a missile exercise, aimed at testing the readiness of the country's "military deterrence capabilities".

Venezuelan interim President warned by Trump

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Mr. Trump warned that the Venezuelan interim President would have to "pay a very high price, even higher than Mr. Maduro", if he did not do the right thing.

China builds nuclear power plant with special design

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China is building the Zhaoyuan nuclear power plant in Shandong, a project that attracts attention thanks to its unique design.

Another cable break in the Baltic Sea

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The telecommunications cable break incident in the Baltic Sea occurred on January 2nd and Latvian police boarded the suspicious ship that broke the cable.

Russian forces control more Podoly residential area in Kharkov region

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Units of the Western Russia Operations Group have announced control of the Podoly residential area in the Kharkov region after proactive combat operations.

Russian gas sold to Europe at least half a century low

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Sales of Russian gas exports to Europe through gas pipelines fell to their lowest level in 50 years.

US unexpectedly exempts sanctions on Russian-owned oil refinery

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The oil refinery owned mostly by Russia in Serbia is temporarily exempted from sanctions by the US.

Record cold covers Asia on the first day of the new year 2026

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Record cold spell covers many countries and territories in Asia in the first morning of the new year 2026.

Baltic submarine cable suspected of being destroyed, ship from Russia to Israel arrested

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Finnish authorities arrested cargo ship Fitburg - a ship en route from Russia to Israel - on suspicion of cutting cables in the Baltic Sea.

Russia advances troops rapidly, controls 700km2 of territory from Ukraine

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Russia announced that it would push back Ukrainian troops from the border, expand the buffer zone in Sumy and Kharkov, and control dozens of residential areas in December 2025 alone.

President Putin, Zelensky and world leaders congratulate New Year

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In the moment of transition to the new year, many world leaders, including President Putin and Zelensky, sent congratulatory messages to the people.

Ukrainian UAV attacks Moscow right at New Year's Eve

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Right at the moment Russia entered the new year, Moscow suddenly heated up by a series of long-range UAVs from Ukraine heading straight to the capital.

Russia announces stopping 3 Ukrainian attacks in the direction of Kupyansk

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Units of the Western Russia Operations Group announced that they had repelled 3 attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the same day in the direction of Kupyansk.

Gold and silver prices enter the revaluation phase in 2026

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Gold and silver prices are forecast to enter a completely different stage in essence in 2026.

New Year 2026 begins with brilliant fireworks in New Zealand, Australia

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Fireworks brightly lit in New Zealand to open the global New Year's Eve celebration, in the context of many places choosing to welcome 2026 in a quiet atmosphere.

World 24h: Asian country rises to become the 4th largest economy in the world

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Latest world news December 31st: India surpasses Japan to become the 4th largest economy in the world; Gold prices face a major breakthrough...

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New Year 2026 bustling around the world

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Many cities around the world have been filled with a bustling atmosphere welcoming the New Year 2026.

Germany warns of Russia's escalation

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned of Russia's escalating actions, calling on Europe to ensure security, peace and prosperity in 2026.

New Year's Eve moment in the world in the next 24 hours

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Counter-counting New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve fireworks around the world according to different time zones.

Russia criticizes Canada for aid to Ukraine

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The Russian Ambassador strongly criticized the $1.8 billion financial support package that Ottawa allocated to Ukraine, saying that this decision could cost the Canadian people.