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World gold price forecast still has room to break out in 2026

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World gold prices fell at the end of October from a record low of nearly $4,400 to below $4,000/ounce before regaining momentum in November.

Thai jewelry industry sets unprecedented record in 20 years

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Thailand's jewelry and jewelry exports exploded strongly, increasing by 49% in the first 10 months of 2025 despite many fluctuations in the global economy.

World 24h: New low pressure appears, forecast for 1-2 more storms near Phillipines

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Latest world news 11/30: New low pressure appears, December storm forecast to be many fluctuations; Gold price increases impressively for the fourth consecutive month...

Brunei King begins State visit to Vietnam

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The visit of the King of Brunei affirms the determination of the two countries to continuously strengthen friendship and cooperation.

The silent wave of anger after the apartment fire in Hong Kong (China)

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More than 128 people have died, 150 people are missing and Hong Kong (China) is covered in pain after the catastrophic apartment fire.

Global economic risks overshadow the IMF - WB conference

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Taxes, AI bubbles and record-breaking public debt are the topics at the annual conference of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB), held in Washington, D.C. from October 13-18.

message from the time the Nord Stream suspect fell into the net in Poland

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Polish media questioned why the Nord Stream suspect was arrested at this time, while the wanted warrant was issued a year ago.

Russian nuclear icebreaker escorts Chinese ship to Europe for first time through the Arctic

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The Chinese ship being escorted by a Russian nuclear icebreaker has docked in the UK after 20 days across the Arctic, half the time it has across the Suez Canal.

Cold air flows in, pushing the storm far from the mainland

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The first cold air waves contribute to pushing storms far from land, however, meteorologists warn that the storm season is not over.

Russian tanks continuously destroy Ukrainian strongholds

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Russian units have claimed to have destroyed many Ukrainian targets in the Kharkov and Donetsk directions, including armored vehicles, self-propelled artillery and ammunition depots.

Big waves drop anchor, causing ships to break Baltic Sea cables

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Sweden announced the conclusion of the investigation into the cable break in the Baltic Sea that occurred in January this year.

Vietnam re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council for the 2026-2028 term

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Vietnam was re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council for the 2026-2028 term with 180 votes in favor.

Bowel customers suddenly suffer a heavy blow to Russian gas

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Hungary, a major Russian customer in the EU, unexpectedly supported the ban on Russian gas, dealing a heavy blow to Moscow's revenue.

Fed faces difficulties in making decisions

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Inflationary pressures, employment and trade policy make the US Federal Reserve (Fed) confused in upcoming management steps.

Forecast of the impact of the low pressure near the East Sea and the outbreak of storm No. 12

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The low pressure near the East Sea and the low pressure with the potential to become storm No. 12 in the East Sea are forecast to affect the next few days.

World 24h: New low pressure appears near the East Sea as the seeds of storm No. 12 are getting stronger

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World news 14.10: Poland calls on Germany to stop prosecuting the Nord Stream sabotage group; New low pressure appears near the East Sea as the seeds of storm No. 12 are getting stronger...

The Korean government is not satisfied with Hyundai Group

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Hyundai's investment plans in the US are being accused by the Korean government of weakening South Korea's position in negotiations with the US.

Scams warnings from Cambodia - no easing of thousands of USD salary

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A Korean monk working as a rescue worker in Sihanoukville has warned about scams going to Cambodia to find light, high-paying jobs.

New Nobel Prize in Economics laureate warns about the future of European technology

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2025 Nobel Prize-winning economist Philippe Aghion warned that Europe is seriously lagging behind in technology compared to the US and China.

There is no such thing as former Syrian President Assad being poisoned in Russia

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Russia denies the poisoning of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, saying he and his family are safe in Moscow.