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China's quantum technology enters practical application
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A field once considered a distant scientific ambition in China is now beginning to be measured by economic efficiency and social value.
World 15. 8: President Trump says he will soon declare "Hormuz is part of US territory
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President Trump will soon consider the Strait of Hormuz to belong to the US; Hamas commander killed in Israeli attack;... are prominent world news on the morning of August 15.
Trump rejects concerns about conditions on US aircraft carriers
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President Trump rejected concerns about the living conditions and mental health of soldiers on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln after nearly 9 months of deployment.
7.7 magnitude strong earthquake in Indonesia, signs of tsunami warning appear
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A strong earthquake of magnitude 7.7 occurred off Flores Island in eastern Indonesia on the morning of August 15.
Typhoon Lala forms, first affected area declares state of emergency
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Hawaii, USA has declared a state of emergency since August 13, local time, when Typhoon Lala is expected to cause strong winds, floods and landslides.
Mr. Trump reveals the content of the phone call with Mr. Putin tomorrow
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Some important contents on the situation in Ukraine will be included in Mr. Trump's phone call with Mr. Putin tomorrow, including the issue of territory.
Russian gas still flows into Europe, signaling more purchases
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The warmer relationship between the US and Russia is a key factor that makes Russia optimistic that Europe will return to buy Russian gas, according to Bloomberg.
BRICS promotes digital currency to replace USD
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Brazil is stepping up its digital currency initiative as a priority in BRICS trade to reduce its dependence on the US dollar.
Previous response, later negotiation
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Both Canada and the European Union (EU) quickly responded to the US in a similar way after the US imposed trade protection tariffs.
French police demand US return our Lady of Liberity statue
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French politician Raphael Glucksmann called on the US to return the statue of the Goddess of Liberity to France in a speech to the crowd on March 16.
The Russia-Ukraine ceasefire agreement is easier said than done
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Drone attacks between Russia and Ukraine continued to escalate on March 16, causing casualties and damage, as the fate of the US-tioned 30-day ceasefire remains unclear.
Russia warns of serious consequences when NATO sends troops to Ukraine
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Russian authorities continue to warn of serious consequences when NATO deploys troops to Ukraine, including the risk of leading to a full-scale war.
Mr Zelensky warns about Europe's largest nuclear power plant
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned about Europe's largest nuclear power plant Zaporizhzhia (ZNPP), which is under Russian control.
Russia steps up UAV attacks on the conflict front
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Russian drone forces have destroyed many clusters of military forces and fire positions of the Ukrainian army in the direction of Krasnoarmeysk.
Warning about the future of EU gas from the Nord Stream 2 flag
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Mr Trump's Nord Stream 2 deal could put the EU's energy future back on Russian gas.
Russia is taking the last Ukrainian soldier out of Kursk
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Russia has stepped up attacks to push the last Ukrainian soldiers out of Kursk Oblast after seven months of Kiev's encroachment on the region.
Germany worries being left on the sidelines in the Nord Stream deal
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In the Nord Stream deal between Russia and the US, Germany was worried of being left on the sidelines.
World 24h: Rumors of Russia quietly reviving Nord Stream
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Latest world news 16.3: Gold prices increase sharply, experts say there is still momentum; Arbitrary signs of restoring Russia-EU gas via Nord Stream...
Russia leaves open the possibility of securing a European gas pipeline
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The Russian gas pipeline to Europe could be guaranteed if Russia and the US cooperate in the energy sector.
Mr. Trump suspends operations, VOA US switches to music broadcasting
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The US VOA Radio Station was forced to temporarily suspend operations after President Trump signed a decree, affecting the jobs of about 1,300 people.
