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World 24h: Hundreds of people evacuated when a 11m high tsunami hit New Zealand
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World news 9. 6: US Apache helicopter crashes near the Strait of Hormuz; Hundreds of people evacuated when a 11m high tsunami hit New Zealand...
China starts construction of world's largest LNG tanker
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China has just started construction of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker with a capacity of 271,000m3, which is introduced as the largest in the world today.
11m high tsunami forces hundreds of New Zealanders to evacuate
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Hundreds of coastal residents in New Zealand's capital Wellington had to evacuate when tsunamis up to 11m high hit the coastal area on June 9.
Robot helper who knows how to cook and wash clothes is about to be tested in people's homes
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A Chinese company will bring 100 human-shaped robots into households for free trials from this year.
Cuba experiences the strongest earthquake in nearly 150 years, with tremors spreading to the US and Mexico
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The 6.1 magnitude earthquake that occurred off the northwest coast of Cuba on June 8 is considered the strongest in the region in nearly 150 years.
World 24h: Experts assess the long-term outlook for gold prices
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World news 3. 4: EU imports Russia gas at record highs as Middle East supply disrupted; Experts assess long-term outlook for gold prices...
Hormuz paralyzed: Re-emergence of the idea of using a nuclear explosion to create a new line
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The shocking idea of using a nuclear explosion to open a maritime route to avoid the Strait of Hormuz, which seemed like a joke, is now returning.
Mr. Min Aung Hlaing elected President of Myanmar
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Mr. Min Aung Hlaing received at least 293 votes in favor out of a total of 584 votes in the vote in the Myanmar National Assembly.
World gold prices slightly decrease, experts remain optimistic
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Gold prices fluctuated against expectations amid global instability, but long-term prospects are still positively assessed.
UK commits to support Vietnam's development of financial center
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Vietnam hopes that the UK will continue to support ASEAN countries in developing and connecting international financial centers, promoting the development of the ASEAN - UK Multilateral Air Transport Agreement.
New discovery of Russian LNG ship attack in the Mediterranean
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The investigation found that the Arctic Metagaz ship was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles at sea from Libyan territory.
Iran still has half of its missile arsenal, thousands of UAVs
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Iran's core military capabilities have not been neutralized despite more than a month of intense airstrikes by the US and Israel.
Russian gas pipeline TurkStream attacked by UAV
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The Russkaya gas compression station of the TurkStream gas pipeline was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Suspect in sexual assault on actress prepares to go to court
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The suspect in the sexual assault case in Thailand will be brought to court on the morning of April 3 (local time) to consider temporary detention according to regulations.
All of Lugansk to Russia, creating a new lever for negotiations with Ukraine
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Russia's control of the entire Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) is changing the context of the conflict in Ukraine.
EU imports Russia gas at record highs as Middle East supply disrupted
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Europe sharply increased imports of Russian gas to a record high in March as liquefied gas supplies from the Middle East were disrupted by conflict.
40 countries discuss how to clear Hormuz
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On April 2, Britain led 40 countries to hold an emergency meeting to discuss how to clear the Strait of Hormuz, but all countries avoided military options.
Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine at many locations along the front lines
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Russian forces have attacked defense, energy, transportation and port industrial facilities in Ukraine, along with military deployment areas in the past 24 hours.
US considers reviving Russian LNG equipment sanctioned in Alaska
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A new US LNG project in Alaska is considering using equipment "stuck" due to sanctions against Russia.
Oil tanker goes halfway around the Earth when fuel flow reverses due to Iranian conflict
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The sharp increase in oil prices forced oil tankers to choose longer, more unusual routes, which are not economically significant under normal conditions.
