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China puts 40 Japanese organizations on export control and supervision list

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China announced on June 29 that it had put 20 organizations in Japan on the control list and 20 organizations on the export supervision list.

Singapore establishes committee to handle cyber abuse

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Singapore's new agency provides victims with access to requests to remove content, receive support and apply civil remedies.

Europe discusses Ukraine's tens of billions of euro loan

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The European Union is considering a long-term financial support plan to ensure resources for Ukraine if the conflict continues.

German expert predicts direct conflict between Europe and Russia is unlikely

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The descendant of Otto von Bismarck, the first Chancellor of the German Empire, believes that threats against Russia only increase risks to European security.

Israel declares destruction of underground tunnel containing hundreds of Hezbollah weapons

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Israel said it had destroyed a tunnel containing hundreds of Hezbollah weapons.

Gold price loses momentum to increase, Deutsche deeply cuts forecast

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Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price forecast by more than 20% as investors became more cautious with the prospects of US monetary policy and weak gold investment demand.

Eastern Libyan government bans citizens of 4 African countries from entering

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The government of eastern Libya on June 24 issued a ban on entry for citizens of 4 African countries.

Discovering a crack on the wing, Airbus urgently inspects A380 aircraft

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Airbus will inspect 16 A380 aircraft - extremely large passenger aircraft - after detecting cracks on the wing.

US sanctions 35 individuals and organizations related to Prince Corporation for online fraud

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US government estimates show that Americans have suffered at least $10 billion in losses in 2024 due to scams originating from Southeast Asia.

North Korean leader reveals desire to build 10 new warships

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North Korea clearly expresses its desire to promote the modernization of its navy with nuclear weapons ambitions and large-scale bases.

Russia faces fuel shortage, considers banning diesel exports and gasoline imports

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Russia is considering banning diesel exports and fuel imports. Fuel shortages have been recorded in some areas.

Russian National Guard destroys two Ukrainian relay stations in Kharkov

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The Russian National Guard said that UAV operators of this force discovered and destroyed two Ukrainian military relay stations in the Kharkov region.

Andy Burnham - the brightest candidate to become the next Prime Minister of England

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Mr. Andy Burnham, nicknamed "Northern King", the most promising candidate to become the next British Prime Minister after Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned.

World 24h: Storm Mekkhala has not dissipated, new storm has formed

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Latest world news 23. 6: Gold prices face major obstacles, 6,000 USD target gradually out of reach; New typhoon Higos forms after super typhoon Mekkhala...

Iran reaches agreement with US on $12 billion frozen assets

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Technical negotiations between Iran and the US in Switzerland have ended. Iran also announced reaching an agreement with the US on the release of 12 billion USD of assets.

US Senate passes largest housing bill in 30 years

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Bipartisan efforts to lower house prices and open market access for young people amidst inflation dominating US voters' psychology.

Hundreds of US intelligence officers are about to lose their jobs

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A large-scale personnel layoff has begun at the Office of the US Director of National Intelligence after Mr. Bill Pulte officially took office as acting director.

Former Nepalese Finance Minister arrested for money laundering

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A veteran former Minister in Nepal's political arena is caught in legal trouble amidst a wave of corruption crackdowns launched by the new government.

The Great Forum is reborn

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The G7 forum framework is as if saved thanks to the developments and results of this year's annual high-level meeting just held in France.

US hands over 4 self-propelled submarines worth $13 million to Philippines

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The transfer of advanced maritime technology between the US and the Philippines reflects the increasingly deep commitment of the US to regional security.