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Russian army receives the last batch of Su-35S fighters of 2025
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Rostec handed over the last batch of Su-35S fighters in 2025 to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Japan increases defense budget to unprecedented level
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The new budget decision reflects a strong shift in Japan's security policy in the increasingly complex regional environment.
Japan reforms immigration labor policy
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Japan plans to set a target of receiving about 1.23 million foreign workers under key labor migration programs from now until the end of the 2028 fiscal year as part of a major reform to address the shortage of human resources.
North Korea reveals future missile development plan
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State media shows that North Korea continues to emphasize missile capabilities.
Germany leaves open the possibility of reactivating the forced military recruitment regime
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The German Defense Commission chairman said that voluntary measures were not enough and that the country was likely to have to restore its military regime in the near future.
Unique winter forecast with La Nina, cold air and severe cyclones
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Meteorologists predict that this year's winter weather could be unusual with La Nina, severe cyclones and rare cold air waves combining.
3 more companies of scammer Chen Zhi operating in Japan revealed
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Prince Group of scammer Chen Zhi operates 3 companies in Japan.
Close-up of the Rovnopoliye control campaign of Russian forces
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Russian troops launched an offensive and took control of the Rovnopoliye region in the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine.
Cold air forecast from the Arctic flows down, covering a large area
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The artical cold air mass is forecast to sweep across western Europe, causing significantly colder weather and snowfall.
Russian shares in European oil and gas company sought after at extremely high prices
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Serbia has said it is ready to pay a very high price to buy back shares held by Russia in the strategic refinery, in order to avoid a fuel crisis.
Southeast Asia faces floods, droughts and super typhoons
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Southeast Asia is struggling with a series of prolonged flooding, severe droughts and a series of consecutive super typhoons, while the world is still slow in climate action.
Japanese retail giants attack China calls for boycott
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Japan-China tensions escalated, leading to threats of a boycott, causing major Japanese retailers to struggle.
Mr. Trump suddenly changed his mind, supporting the US House of Representatives to publish Epstein's dossier
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A series of high-ranking figures, including President Donald Trump and former President Bill Trump, were named in the Profile of prostitut billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
World 24h: Forecast of the time of appearance and possibility of a new low pressure entering the East Sea
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World news 11/17: EU risks being sued by domestic personnel if it confiscates Russian assets; Forecast of the time of appearance and possibility of the new low pressure entering the East Sea...
US accused of exploiting corruption scandal to replace Mr. Zelensky
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Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov accused the US of taking advantage of the Midas corruption scandal to "clean up" and find a replacement for Mr. Zelensky.
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death in absentia
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A court in Dhaka sentenced former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death in absentia for crimes against humanity.
Russia's unprecedented superior weapons put great pressure on Ukraine
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Ukraine is under great pressure from Russia's new fiber optic UAV, with an operating range of up to 50km, almost immune to electronic warfare.
Ukraine seeks energy saves for this winter
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Greece signed a deal with Ukraine on November 16 to supply US-origin liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Ukraine.
Cambodia accuses Thailand of preparing for a new attack
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Border tensions escalated, a Cambodian security source warned Thailand that it is planning a new attack on Pursat province on November 18.
South Korean President's Hands Broken as a Child Worker
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Haunted by industrial accidents, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has pledged to reduce the country's unusually high industrial accident rate.
