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Mexico sends another 1,193 tons of aid to Cuba under US sanctions pressure

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Mexico continues to deploy 2 naval ships carrying nearly 1,200 tons of necessities to Cuba in the context of the island nation's fuel shortage and widespread power outages.

World 24h: Europe holds emergency meeting on energy supply disruption

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World News 25. 2: Europe holds emergency meeting on energy supply disruption; More Venezuelan oil tankers blocked by the US in the Indian Ocean...

NATO pays for all US military equipment aid to Ukraine

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President Donald Trump confirmed that NATO members have agreed to fully pay all military orders transferred to Ukraine after raising defense spending.

Meta causes controversy with AI replacing dead people using social networks

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Meta's new patent sparks debate about technology, ethics and privacy.

Trump Group's 91-story tower in Australia causes controversy

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The plan to build a 91-story tower bearing the brand of US President Donald Trump is creating a mixed wave in Australia.

Severe snowstorm threatens millions of people

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The harshest winter storm since the beginning of the season is forming, threatening to sink millions of Americans in ice this weekend.

Europe may be forced to agree to hand over Greenland to the US

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Europe is facing the risk of being forced to accept giving Greenland to the US to avoid confrontation with the White House.

UK suffers inflation exceeding forecast, highest in G7

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Inflation in the UK in December 2025 exceeded forecasts, continuing to be the highest level in the G7 group, although the price outlook is forecast to cool down.

China speaks out about Greenland issue

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A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs told reporters about the Greenland issue at a regular meeting on January 21.

World 24h: NASA's shocking discovery about a planet resembling Earth

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Latest world news 21.1: NASA discovers Earth-like planet but weather like hell; World gold price exceeds 4,800 USD/ounce,...

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Russia destroys a series of weapons manufactured by the US and Germany

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Russia announced that it had just launched a large-scale attack with high-precision weapons on Ukrainian energy and defense industry facilities in response to Kiev.

Scams in Cambodia have unprecedented releases of adults

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It is estimated that thousands of people from scam dens across Cambodia have been released or escaped in recent days.

Mr. Trump makes a new statement about the fate of Greenland and NATO

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Mr. Trump believes that the dispute over Greenland will be resolved smoothly, while affirming that owning the island is essential for global security.

Russia launches hundreds of heavy robots to the front line

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Russia confirmed that it has transferred hundreds of Impulse multi-purpose ground robot systems to the special military operation area.

US arrests another oil tanker in campaign to blockade Venezuela

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The US has just successfully controlled the 7th oil tanker related to Venezuela in the South American nation's energy control campaign.

Trump special plane encounters incident, turns around when taking off

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Air Force One special plane carrying Mr. Trump was forced to turn back to Andrews base immediately after taking off to Davos to attend the World Economic Forum due to an electrical incident.

Gold price rises due to Greenland tax risk, forecast to exceed 7,000 USD/ounce

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Tax threats related to Greenland have caused gold prices to hit record highs and are forecast to reach over 7,000 USD/ounce.

Japan restarts world's largest nuclear power plant

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The decision to restart the reactor marks a turning point in Japan's energy policy after 13 years of complete shutdown.

Severe cold air, many schools give students a break

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A barrage of extremely strong cold air rushed in amidst the cold spell, causing the temperature to drop the deepest since the beginning of winter, and many schools and offices in China closed.

South Korea sentences former Prime Minister to 23 years in prison

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Seoul court ruling, South Korea closed the case related to martial law.