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US sends 17,000 troops to the Middle East not just for Hormuz or Iranian uranium
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The US Department of War is considering deploying an additional 10,000 infantry soldiers to the Middle East.
Russian oil finds a way out as the US stirs to ease sanctions
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that Washington can flexibly adjust sanctions on Russian oil depending on market developments.
Nord Stream heats up again: Russia criticizes Germany, US intends to take over the pipeline
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the US intends to take over the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
New role for Pakistan in US-Iran conflict
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The war between the US - Israel and Iran is entering its 5th week and is the focus of the world's attention. The two sides have engaged in fierce military and slogan warfare to the point where they cannot negotiate peace directly but must use intermediaries to probe each other.
US declares no need for infantry to participate in Middle East conflict
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US expects the conflict with Iran to end in a few weeks and does not need to use ground forces.
Russia controls Zaliznichnoye, pushes Ukrainian defense to the west
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Russia announced that forces of the Eastern Operations Group have controlled the settlement of Zaliznichnoye in the Zaporizhia region.
Tet weather forecast shows signs of changing phases
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Tet weather forecast models show that the La Nina phenomenon enters a weakening phase, and the spring-summer weather shows signs of changing phases.
World 24h: Tet weather trends after the cold air wave
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World news 10. 2: EU prepares a special roadmap to help Ukraine get closer to membership status; Tet weather trends after the cold air wave ...
Opposition party raises doubts in Thai election
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Leaders of the Thai People's Party admitted defeat according to preliminary results, but called for an investigation into unusual signs to ensure the transparency of the election.
China reveals the latest frogman special forces ship
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China reveals secret underwater combat vehicles at defense exhibition in Saudi Arabia.
Mr. Trump threatens to block the bridge connecting to Canada, demanding half ownership
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Mr. Trump threatened to block the inauguration of a new large bridge connecting the US with Canada unless Washington receives compensation and part of the ownership.
Cambodia expels hundreds of foreigners for online scams
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Cambodia has just deported a total of 740 foreigners who violated the law, including 312 Chinese people involved in online fraud.
Vietnam's foreign affairs in the new era are commensurate with the stature of the country
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The 14th National Party Congress marked an important turning point, opening a new era of national development. In that context, foreign affairs continues to be identified as a key pillar, contributing to maintaining a peaceful environment, enhancing the national position and creating momentum for national development.
US attacks suspected drug ship, killing 2 people
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The US military confirmed that it had just carried out an attack on a ship suspected of drug smuggling in the Eastern Pacific region, killing 2 people.
Thailand faces a difficult economic problem after Prime Minister Anutin's victory
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The victory of the pro-royal faction brings stability expectations for Thailand but poses a difficult economic problem for Prime Minister Anutin.
US owes 95% of UN unpaid fees
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The United Nations is facing a serious financial crisis when US unpaid fees account for 95% of total unpaid fees.
Israel criticized by many countries for West Bank control plan
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International reactions are increasing to Israel's new plan, raising deep concern.
Canada cancels all flights to Cuba due to US sanctions
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Air Canada announced the cancellation of all flights to Cuba due to the impact of the US blockade.
US intercepts oil tanker in Indian Ocean for violating sanctions
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The US Department of Defense confirmed that it has blocked a oil tanker in the Indian Ocean on charges that the ship violated quarantine orders and maritime sanctions.
China pumps trillions of RMB to avoid Tet shortage
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The People's Bank of China is sharply increasing the supply of money to the banking system to meet the soaring demand for withdrawals during the Lunar New Year.
