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Russia launches large-scale attack on Ukrainian military facilities
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Russian forces launched a series of large-scale attacks overnight with long-range precision weapons targeting Ukrainian military industrial facilities.
Hormuz is about to open trade but the economic consequences will last for months
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The potential agreement between the US and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz will bring short-term relief to Asia.
Slovakia asked the EU to compensate 700 million euros in weapons aid to Ukraine
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Slovakia will request the European Union (EU) to compensate for the weapons that have been supplied to Ukraine.
World 24h: Forecast of super El Nino causing huge damage
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Latest world news 15.6: Gold price faces recovery opportunity this week; Super El Nino could cause the largest economic damage in history...
Lebanon warns people not to rush back after US-Iran agreement
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Security concerns remain present in southern Lebanon despite signs of cooling down from the agreement between Washington and Tehran.
Hungary reviews Russia's Paks II nuclear power project, price doubled
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The new Hungarian government announced that it will comprehensively review Russia's Paks II nuclear power plant project, amid double costs.
Tim Cook will resign as Apple CEO
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Apple announced on April 20 that Tim Cook will resign as CEO in September and hand over the highest position to veteran personnel John Ternus.
German auto industry shifts to weapons production
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Germany's auto industry is shifting its focus from manufacturing automobiles and components to weapons manufacturing due to reduced demand and increased militarization in Europe.
Iran reveals nuclear orientation amid international pressure over enriched uranium
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Iran affirms nuclear development within the framework of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and does not give up the right to enrich uranium.
Russia announces dismissal of nearly 7,300 Ukrainian soldiers in one week
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The Ukrainian army has lost nearly 7,300 soldiers, including foreign mercenaries, in the area of Russia's special military operations in the past week.
The strongest El Nino in 140 years may appear globally from May
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China warns strong El Nino could exacerbate global fossil fuel crisis.
World 24h: Reasons for the sharp reversal of gold prices
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Latest world news 20. 4: Gold prices reverse sharply after a new incident; Hungarian Prime Minister unexpectedly gives the green light for a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine...
Israel warns Lebanese people not to approach the border area
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The travel restriction order was issued by Israel as the situation in southern Lebanon still poses a risk of conflict despite a ceasefire.
Founder Museum Exhibition: Virtual reality experience about American history
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Hanoi - The Founders Museum exhibition aims to honor founders and important events in history that shaped the independent journey of the United States.
Chinese warships may be equipped with 5G upgraded antennas made of cheap paper
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Photo paper 5G antennas help reduce material costs by more than 95%, opening up the possibility of large-scale network deployment on Chinese warships.
Major fire at a key oil refinery in Russia, Tuapse port seriously damaged
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A large-scale fire occurred at the Tuapse oil refinery in the Krasnodar region (Russia) after a Ukrainian drone attack.
7.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan, tsunami warning up to 3m high
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A magnitude 7.5 earthquake occurred off the northeastern coast of Japan, leading to a tsunami warning of up to 3m, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.
Hungarian Prime Minister unexpectedly gives the green light for 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will approve the loan if oil transit through Druzhba resumes.
Israel warns of possibility of ignoring ceasefire with Lebanon
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Tensions between Israel and Lebanon continue to escalate as military operations continue during the ceasefire.
Separate ceasefire in joint battle
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In name, the 10-day ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Lebanon is surprising in that diplomatic negotiations between Israel and Lebanon have been very rare for decades.
