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Iran wants oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz paid by electronic money
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Iran's new move shows efforts to adapt to financial sanctions pressure and global geopolitical volatility.
Russia reiterates Nord Stream incident amid new accusations of sabotage submarines
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The Russian Embassy in the UK reiterated the Nord Stream incident, refuting the UK's new accusation of submarine threat.
Typhoon Sinlaku forms, could become the strongest storm since the beginning of the season
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Typhoon Sinlaku may strengthen into a strong typhoon of level 3 or 4 with winds of about 193 km/h when approaching Guam Island on the night of 13 or 14. 4.
Firmly believe in the comprehensive breakthrough of Vietnam - Cambodia cooperation
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At the invitation of Samdech Vibolsena Pheakdei Say Chhum - Vice Chairman of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), Head of the Standing Committee of the CPP Central Committee, Politburo Member, Standing Secretary of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam Tran Cam Tu, will lead the high-level Vietnamese delegation on an official visit to the Kingdom of Cambodia on April 10.
Britain deploys 500 troops to closely monitor Russian submarines for more than 1 month
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A British warship and aircraft forced Russian submarines to retreat while surveying important undersea infrastructure.
Russia completely controls new stronghold in Donetsk
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Russia has just announced its complete control of the Berestok area after knocking out enemy forces and continuing to expand its offensive in 3 directions.
US negotiates nuclear weapons with Russia in Geneva
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The US has just had a direct meeting with the Russian delegation in Geneva to discuss the possibility of establishing a new multilateral nuclear weapons control treaty.
Younger sister of North Korean President tops the list of 11 alternate members of the Politburo
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The younger sister of the North Korean leader leads the list of 11 alternate members of the Politburo published in Rodong Sinmun - the mouthpiece of the Workers' Party of Korea.
Russia affirms it has risen to the world leader in UAVs
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Russia has become the leading country in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), Dmitry Medvedev declared.
Europe warns new US tariffs violate trade agreement
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Europe warned when the new US tax policy pushed tariffs on many exported goods beyond the agreed limits.
Ukraine may soon run out of money if Hungary blocks loans from the EU
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Ukraine faces the risk of budget shortages from April 2026 if the Hungarian Prime Minister still maintains a tough stance on the EU's 90 billion euro loan to Kiev.
Ukraine suffers a new shock, losing power supplies from the EU amidst the cold
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Ukraine faces another energy shock as Slovakia announces emergency power outage amidst freezing winter.
Panama takes over 2 strategic ports on the canal
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Panama temporarily takes over 2 ports on the Panama Canal after the court canceled the contract of Hong Kong (China) company CK Hutchison.
Big explosion in Moscow, police killed
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An explosion occurred in the early morning of February 24 in the center of Moscow (Russia), killing 1 policeman and injuring 2 others.
Italy does not yield to US pressure over Cuban doctors
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Calabria rejects US pressure, affirming Cuban doctors are "lifebuoys" for southern Italian hospitals.
Overview of Mr. Trump's tax process
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US President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs since taking office in January 2025 has shocked the global financial market.
US focuses firepower on the Middle East, Iran attack plan submitted to Mr. Trump
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US President Donald Trump's threats to attack Iran do not reveal much about US goals.
Gold prices rise before the God of Wealth Day, buying power has not cooled down
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Despite gold prices increasing before the God of Wealth Day, the wave of gold buying in China still increased sharply.
Thailand rejects accusations of crying ghosts to scare children on Cambodian border
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The Thai military denied allegations that they broadcast "crying ghosts" and funeral music at night to scare Cambodian children in the border area.
US may allow suing international businesses doing business in Cuba
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The US Supreme Court will consider legal issues arising from the tense history of US-Cuba relations when considering the scope of the Helms-Burton Act.
