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Houthi announced launching missiles to attack Saudi Arabia
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Houthi forces in Yemen declared missile launches into Saudi Arabia, amid conflict in the region spreading to a new front.
World 24h: Unexpected forecast about gold prices after struggling around the 4000 USD mark
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Latest world news July 25th: Gold prices are forecast to continue to fall; China puts a series of European companies on export restriction list...
Indian Minister of Education resigns after exam scandal
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Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on July 25 after a wave of protests over a series of violations in the country's exams.
DJ music in public bathtubs: Japanese youth revive old quarters
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The Japanese student group Login. jp has brought DJ music into public baths and fish markets to connect young people with heritage.
China evacuates more than 20,000 people before Typhoon Noul makes landfall
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China evacuated more than 20,000 people and temporarily suspended railway operations in the south as Typhoon Noul made landfall.
Habagat monsoon intensifies, risk of flash floods and landslides increases
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The southwest monsoon Habagat continues to cause thunderstorms in many areas of the Philippines, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides.
CPC oil tanker attacked again at Black Sea port
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The new attack occurred again targeting a tanker at the Black Sea port, the Caspian Oil Pipeline Corporation (CPC) said.
President Trump: New Air Force One specialized aircraft will be maximally upgraded
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US President Donald Trump said that Air Force One specialized aircraft donated by Qatar will be upgraded to a maximum level in about a month.
Iran declares it will not let the Strait of Hormuz be exploited
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Iran shows determination to protect sovereignty while expanding retaliatory attacks, the international community is increasingly calling on both sides to exercise restraint.
Russia talks about the possibility of a phone call between Putin and the new supreme leader of Iran
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to contact Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
Middle East conflict reverses European interest rate plans
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The Middle East conflict broke out along with a sharp increase in oil prices, putting the ECB under further pressure before the interest rate decision meeting this week.
Ukraine lost more than 10,000 soldiers and mercenaries in the past week
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Russian military expert reveals personnel losses in Ukraine in the past week.
US attacks city with Iranian nuclear power plant
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US attacks have hit many locations in the city where the country's only civilian nuclear power plant is located.
China continues to be a "lifebuoy" for Russian metals
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China sharply increased imports of aluminum and many industrial metals from Russia in the first half of 2026, with a total value exceeding 6.8 billion USD.
Lebanon deploys roadmap to implement peace agreement with Israel
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said that the implementation of the agreements will begin with Israel withdrawing troops from southern Lebanon.
More than 400 UAVs simultaneously rushed to Moscow at night
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Russia said more than 400 UAVs headed towards Moscow in just one night, most of which were intercepted from afar before approaching the capital.
Gulf conquers Africa
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In recent days, conflict has returned in the Gulf region. Conflict completely overwhelms the event representing a geopolitical and geo-economic trend in the relations of the dynasties in the Gulf region with the outside world.
Egypt excavates 3 tombs, revealing documents about ancient officials
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3 tombs over 3,000 years old have just been discovered at the Saqqara cemetery, revealing more documents about the class of officials in ancient Egypt.
Embezzlement scandal of offering money at Ram god temple in India
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The scandal of embezzling donations at the large temple worshiping the god Ram in India has attracted public attention with the donated money.
Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain recorded new attacks from Iran
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Jordanian, Kuwaiti and Bahraini officials said they have intercepted Iranian attacks.
