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World on September 8th: Europe does not want unconditional concessions in Ukraine peace talks
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Europe wants to have benefits in Ukraine peace talks, Oman evacuates 16 sailors in Hormuz, Finland completes Russian border fence... are noteworthy international news.
Ukraine lost nearly 9,700 soldiers in clashes last week
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Victims of the Ukrainian armed forces in fighting in the special military operation area last week amounted to nearly 9,700 soldiers.
The developments of a new vortex near the East Sea are worrying
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Many whirlpools are forecast to appear near the East Sea in the next 2 weeks.
World 24h: Forecast of storm Lowell changing direction, increasing risk of impact
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World News 24h: Storm Lowell accelerates, may replace the storm in the next 24-48 hours; World gold prices lose momentum to recover, falling close to the 4,400 USD/ounce mark...
Relatives of Philippine President accused of corruption
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Former Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives Martin Romualdez is accused of being involved in a large-scale corruption scandal surrounding flood control projects in the country.
New York bans 8th grade students from using AI
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Elementary and secondary school students in New York City, USA will not be allowed to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the coming school year.
Revealing the reason why the Netherlands transferred dozens of tons of gold out of the US and Canada
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The Netherlands adjusted the storage of gold reserves to increase the ability to mobilize this asset in the event of a crisis.
Iran and US threaten each other after escalating fighting
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The war that has lasted for more than half a year between Iran and the US enters a new dangerous phase, as the diplomatic door is narrowing.
New storms continuously bend direction at sea, unusually winding path
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Typhoon Pilandok is accelerating northwest but is about to change direction, creating an unusual path.
World on September 3: US announces destruction of Iran's new weapons
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Mr. Trump said the US destroyed 28 ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the US continues to attack Iran and Norway temporarily detains Russian research vessel... are noteworthy international news.
Ukraine loses more than 1,330 soldiers along the front line in 1 day
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Pressure was maintained by Russia simultaneously on land and in the air, with attacks targeting deep into the Ukrainian logistics network from Kiev to Odessa.
World 24h: Forecast of developments of 2 offshore storms
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World news September 2nd: Europe runs out of gas reserves, struggling to compete for LNG with Asia; Forecast of developments of 2 offshore storms...
Russia still has a huge gold treasure that has not been fully calculated
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Russia said its current gold reserves are sufficient to help it maintain its world leading position in gold mining for about 30 years.
2 oil tankers hit by mines, large fire in the Strait of Hormuz
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Iran claims 2 oil tankers trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without Tehran's permission were hit by naval mines and caught fire.
Hopes for survival of hundreds of workers missing in Nepal are increasingly slim
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A week after the flash flood, Nepalese rescue forces have not yet found survivors in hydropower tunnels, where mud and rocks block many walkways.
Europe runs out of gas reserves, struggling to compete for LNG with Asia
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European gas reserves are at a record low as the region is having difficulty in replenishing LNG, amid supply competition with Asia.
Russia's Arctic route witnesses a sharp increase in container volume
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Container transportation through the Northern Maritime Route is increasing rapidly as Russian partners are increasingly interested in this maritime route.
President Trump calls Hung Cao a true warrior
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President Trump called on the Senate to approve Mr. Hung Cao "as soon as possible" for the position of US Navy Secretary.
IAEA confirms Syria's secret nuclear reactor
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After many years of being obscured, the Syrian nuclear reactor dossier gradually revealed itself when the door to international inspection was reopened.
Peru announces severance of diplomatic relations with Iran, still maintains consular relations
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The Peruvian government announced its decision to "break diplomatic relations" with Iran, but still maintain consular relations.
