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European leaders call for sending German troops into Ukraine
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Leaders of the largest faction in the European Parliament publicly called on Germany to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a potential peace agreement.
Traffic disrupted after gas pipeline explosion at a vital route
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The explosion of the gas pipeline caused Highway 5 north of Los Angeles (USA) to be paralyzed, the authorities asked residents to take shelter on the spot, and traffic in the area was congested.
Myanmar holds election for the first time in 5 years
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On December 28, Myanmar voters went to the polls in the first round of the first general election in this country in 5 years.
Extremely cold weather in Northeastern USA, dangerous ice storm warning
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An extreme cold spell accompanied by snow and ice swept through the northeastern United States, disrupting aviation and forcing New York and New Jersey to declare a state of emergency.
ISS space station discovers unprecedented strange thing when a strong storm makes landfall
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While Hurricane Helene swept through Florida, the International Space Station ISS suddenly recorded an unusual phenomenon nearly 90km above the ground.
Ukraine still needs hundreds of billions of dollars in aid even if the conflict ends
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According to Europe's financial scenario, Ukraine still needs $146.5 billion even if the conflict ends in 2026.
Mr. Trump is uncertain about the possibility of military attacks on neighboring countries
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Trump's controversial new statement raised concerns about the risk of forced intervention outside the US border.
Temperature forecast to drop to nearly 0 degrees Celsius during the first cold spell of the season in China
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The morning of November 19 or November 20 is forecast to record the lowest temperature during the cold spell in China, with temperatures in some places in Guangdong approaching 0 degrees Celsius.
Sentencing over half a billion USD to Mr. Thaksin to re-heat up the Thai economy
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The Thai Supreme Court has just overturned an old ruling and ordered former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to pay a whopping $500 billion in taxes.
Ukraine denies reports of former defense minister fleeing due to corruption allegations
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Ukraine has denied the information that former Defense Minister Umerov intentionally evaded corruption investigations while abroad, saying he was working as planned.
Forecast of 2 more consecutive strong storms in the Philippines, the storm season will last longer due to La Nina
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La Nina could lead to consecutive strong storms such as Typhoon No. 13 Kalmaegi and Super Typhoon No. 14 Fung-wong.
New low pressure forecast for this weekend, heavy rain continues
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A new low pressure area is forecast to form east of the Philippines this weekend, while many provinces and cities in Vietnam continue to experience heavy rain.
Consecutive shocking discoveries in China could have a strong impact on gold prices
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Consecutive discoveries of hundreds of billions of dollars worth of gold in China could have a strong impact on global gold prices.
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.
