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Typhoon Polo becomes level 5 hurricane, enters the group of strongest storms in Pacific history
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Typhoon Polo officially reached Category 5, belonging to the Pacific's strongest typhoon group, threatening to cause heavy rain and dangerous waves in Mexico.
World 23.9: President Trump says there are "many good ideas" to resolve conflict with Iran
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US expands access to Greenland; President Trump says US-Iran has "many good ideas"; Russia promotes Ukraine dialogue... are noteworthy international news.
South Africa applies modern technology to conserve rhinos
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Drones, cameras and smart fences are being applied in a sanctuary in South Africa, contributing to strengthening rhino protection against poaching.
Russia shoots down 297 Ukrainian UAVs overnight
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Ukrainian drone attacks are increasingly extending deeper into the Russian interior.
11 underwater objects once missed in the search for MH370 aircraft
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Australia discovers 11 objects at the bottom of the Indian Ocean while reviewing MH370 search data.
Russia consolidates personnel for 23,000 positions at all levels of government
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Voters across Russia entered a large-scale vote from September 18 to 20 to elect delegates of the 9th National Duma and a series of local positions.
Mr. Netanyahu focuses efforts on running for election, vows not to compromise an inch of Israeli land
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched the election campaign with a commitment to ensure absolute security for Israel.
South Korean President says Trump wants to resume talks with North Korea
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung confirms US President Donald Trump wants to resume talks with North Korea.
Revealing 1,000 hours of recording of 100 million USD corruption that shocked Ukraine
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Former Ukrainian Prime Minister reveals 1,000 hours of recording related to Mr. Zelensky and the circle of close associates, in the shocking corruption scandal in Ukraine.
Russian General assesses "demographic situation in Ukraine is serious
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The Russian General assessed that the population situation in Ukraine is facing a lot of pressure in the context of ongoing conflict and mobilization of forces.
World oil prices cool down, stocks turn green
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The stock market recovered strongly after the Fed's decision to raise interest rates along with the cooling of crude oil prices and signals of supply resumption from Saudi Arabia.
US F-16 fighter jet crashes, suspected of hitting birds
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A US military F-16 fighter jet crashed on September 17 (US time), the pilot managed to deploy his parachute to escape.
World on September 18th: Finland holds exercises, US sells fighter jets to Saudi Arabia
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The US approves the sale of 48 F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, Finland organizes exercises after submarine cable sabotage... are noteworthy information.
The recent heat wave in France pushed the number of deaths to a record level
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France recorded nearly 8,000 deaths exceeding the limit in a record heatwave lasting from late May to mid-August.
Russia attacks metallurgical and energy facilities in Kiev
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Russia's large-scale attack simultaneously targeted heavy industry, energy infrastructure and maritime transport routes of Ukraine.
World 24h: Typhoon Dujuan officially forms
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World news 17/9: Fiji declares national state of emergency due to HIV; Typhoon Dujuan officially forms...
Ukraine has new Prosecutor General in the midst of corruption investigation storm
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has just appointed Anton Kovalsky as acting Attorney General, ending many days of vacant positions.
Russian oil refinery catches fire after UAV attack from Ukraine
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Russia announced that it intercepted 641 Ukrainian drones overnight, a oil refinery caught fire and the Rostov province experienced widespread power outages.
Typhoon Dujuan quickly intensifies, strengthening into a dangerous tropical storm
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Typhoon Dujuan has strengthened into a dangerous tropical storm and is forecast to continue moving north in the coming days.
Australia tightens visas, sets target to reduce immigration to 225,000 people/year
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The Australian government tightens visas for studying abroad and working combined with vacations to reduce the number of immigrants, helping housing supply catch up with population growth.
