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Suspected viral infection from animals, 3 passengers die on Dutch yacht
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3 passengers died and 3 others contracted the disease after a yacht departing from the Netherlands recorded an outbreak suspected of being caused by an animal-transmitted virus.
Russia launches 83 rounds of attacks, fighting escalates around Kostiantynivka
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Fighting in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has spread to the suburbs of Kostiantynivka, Ukraine's stronghold in Donetsk, becoming a new hotspot.
Russia takes advantage of expanding oil and gas market
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Russia will supply crude oil to Indonesia and Japan, as both countries seek to respond to the fuel crisis caused by the Iran conflict.
Russia announces removal of more than 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers from combat in 1 day
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The Ukrainian army lost about 1,235 soldiers in the area of Russia's special military operation in the past 24 hours.
Super El Nino dominates global weather, 2026 storm season faces major fluctuations
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Super El Nino is forecast to dominate storm activity in the Atlantic as the hurricane season begins.
China warns the Netherlands after Nexperia dispute, concerned about chip supply chain risks
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce warned that Nexperia's actions could increase risks to the global chip supply chain.
China recommended to build "Underground Great Wall of China
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Experts recommend that China should develop a system of deep underground works to protect strategic facilities.
Russia denies widespread rumors about Chinese students in Russia
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The information that 66,000 Chinese students in Russia were forced to enlist in the army is false - the Russian Foreign Ministry affirmed.
South Korea calculates oil price ceiling after nearly 30 years of neglect
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South Korea is considering re-applying the oil price ceiling mechanism, amid global gasoline prices rising sharply due to tensions in the Middle East.
MH370: Malaysia updates search results on the 12th anniversary of plane disappearance
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Malaysia Airlines' search for MH370 in a new area in the southern Indian Ocean has not yet yielded any clues about the plane's location.
Hungarian Prime Minister questions money and gold just confiscated from Ukraine
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that Hungary is investigating the case of Ukrainians bringing tens of millions of USD in cash into the country.
MH370 search reveals new clues about the crash site after 12 years
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12 years after MH370 mysteriously disappeared, a new data analysis from NASA satellites is said to have narrowed down the potential crash area of the plane.
Russian weapons before effective test in Iran conflict
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Although Russia has supplied weapons and technology to Iran for many years, the effectiveness of this support in the Middle East conflict is being questioned.
Vietnamese Embassy in Israel recommends citizens
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The Vietnamese Embassy calls on Vietnamese people in Israel to comply with safety guidelines in the context of emergency measures being applied.
Close associates reveal: A series of Baba Vanga prophecies are fabricated
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The name of blind prophet Baba Vanga has been abused to consolidate conspiracy theories and geopolitical stories.
Iran condemns US attack on seawater desalination plant, pushing conflict to escalate
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Iran warns that actions targeting water infrastructure could put Middle East warfare into a dangerous phase.
Mr. Trump declares he is not interested in Iran negotiations
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Mr. Trump's statement shows a tough stance amidst the sharp escalation of the Middle East war.
US denies responsibility for bombing Iranian girls' school
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The attack that caused heavy casualties in Minab has sparked controversy about responsibility in the US-Israel war with Iran.
Neighbors to Russia consider passing nuclear weapons
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Russia warns Finland - a country sharing a border of more than 1,000km - about its nuclear policy.
Billionaire holding 16,000kg of gold forecasts upward momentum of gold prices after Iran conflict
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Indian billionaire Joy Alukkas predicts gold prices will rise higher in the coming years as the world faces geopolitical and economic risks.
