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Hungary reviews finances of Paks-2 nuclear power project built by Rosatom
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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that the country's government is considering financial issues related to the Paks-2 nuclear power plant construction project.
Moon resources could replace the role of oil and gas in the future
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Exploiting resources on the Moon could bring economic efficiency in the next 20 years, according to a Russian scientist.
Russia accuses Ukraine of shelling the area in Kherson more than 460 times in a week
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The Novaya Kakhovka urban area in Kherson was recorded by Russia with more than 460 shelling raids from Ukraine in the past week.
Iran deploys new plan to bring frozen assets back home
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Iran said that the release of frozen assets is currently the top priority before considering resuming negotiations with the US.
Unprecedented explosion in Monaco injures Ukrainian businessman
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An explosion caused by an explosive device injured Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolaiev and 2 others in Monaco.
Cargo ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz attacked, United Nations suspends evacuation plan
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The cargo ship attack disrupted the evacuation campaign of thousands of sailors and raised concerns about control of the vital maritime route.
Russia expands its control zone near Lyubitskoye in the Zaporizhia region
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Russian forces on June 25 expanded their control area near the Lyubitskoye settlement in Zaporizhia region and secured positions in the east of this area.
Giant asteroid about to graze Earth, can be observed by binoculars
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The giant asteroid will fly past Earth tomorrow (June 27), astronomy lovers can observe it with binoculars.
Nord Stream 2 declares legal war with EU
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Nord Stream 2 AG - the owner of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline - requested the court to lift the EU ban on stopping the import of Russian gas.
Japan will reconsider driving tests for the elderly
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Japan said on June 25 that it would begin reviewing the mandatory driving skills test for some elderly drivers.
World 24h: 2 drags causing gold prices to struggle around the 4,000 USD mark
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Latest world news 25.6: Reasons why world gold prices struggle around the 4,000 USD mark; Typhoon Mekkhala causes heavy rain in the first affected area...
Vietnam supports victims in Agent Orange lawsuit
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Vietnam supports the request of Agent Orange/dioxin victims that chemical companies be responsible for remedying the consequences they have caused.
Hot weather melts the French's antipathy to air conditioning
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The record heat wave prompted the French to reconsider prejudice with air conditioning, turning the issue into the focus of pre-election debate.
Hong Kong (China) applies AI to fight mice
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Artificial intelligence technology becomes a powerful monitoring tool in Hong Kong (China).
Typhoon Mekkhala causes heavy rain in the first affected area, 200 people evacuated
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Heavy rain due to the impact of Typhoon Mekkhala poured down on Taiwan (China), causing 200 people to evacuate in coastal areas.
Earthquake collapses part of airport in Venezuela
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Two strong earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 occurred near the northern coast of Venezuela on 24/6 local time, causing heavy damage.
Strong earthquake shakes northeastern Japan
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The strong earthquake shook northeastern Japan but did not cause casualties or abnormalities at nuclear facilities.
Venezuela declares a state of emergency after consecutive earthquakes
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Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez declared a state of emergency after strong earthquakes on June 24, local time.
The cause of Europe's scorching heat, breaking many records
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Western Europe is experiencing intense heat waves, with the cause identified as weather patterns called the Omega mass.
Reasons why world gold prices struggle around the $4,000 threshold
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World gold prices are experiencing one of the most volatile weeks in many months, with selling pressure prevailing throughout from June 22 to 25.
