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World 24h: 50 countries participate in negotiations on eliminating fossil fuels
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World news 28. 4: Human-shaped robot testing at Japanese airport; Negotiations to eliminate fossil fuels: 50 countries will participate...
Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant begins refueling
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Bangladesh takes another important step in energy development when starting the operation of its first nuclear power plant.
Indian billionaire young master adopts hippo of drug lord Pablo Escobar
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Indian billionaire young master proposes relocating a controversial hippo herd in Colombia to India to avoid the destruction plan.
Iranian oil tankers flock to the US blockade line
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Iranian oil tankers are gathering offshore Chabahar, a port in Iran located outside the Persian Gulf right next to the US blockade line.
NATO considers withdrawing annual summit due to tensions with US
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NATO is said to be considering ending the annual summit organization amid strained relations with the US.
Russia announces control of 2 new settlements in Ukraine
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the country's forces have controlled 2 settlements including Veterinarnoye in the Kharkov region and Grishino in Donetsk in the past 24 hours.
Iranian ship passes through Hormuz then loses track, about 800 ships are trapped
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An Iranian ship, among the 3 ships - including 2 cargo ships and 1 fuel ship - passed through the Strait of Hormuz on the morning of April 21.
World 24h: Forecast of the time when the strongest El Nino in 140 years appears
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Latest world news 21. 4: The strongest El Nino in 140 years may appear globally from May; Tim Cook will resign as Apple CEO...
Hormuz Strait: Emerging situation of fraud to protect cargo ships beyond blockade
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Fake messages requesting payment by electronic money to break through the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz are causing concern for transportation businesses.
Russia announces control of an additional 1,700km2 of Ukrainian territory
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The developments of the war show that fighting continues to be complicated, with conflicting statements from both Russia and Ukraine about the actual situation.
Cuba negotiates with the US on lifting oil and gas embargo
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Cuba confirmed that it had negotiated with US officials, focusing on ending Washington's oil embargo.
US aircraft carrier participates in blockading Iranian seaport
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The US military confirmed that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is directly participating in the campaign to blockade Iranian seaports.
Japan paves the way for exporting warships and missiles
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Japan's new regulations mark a major change in defense policy, creating opportunities to expand the global arms market.
World gold price forecast before interest rate fluctuation trend
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HSBC forecasts that gold prices will continue to be strongly supported in the medium and long term despite the fact that interest rates may not change soon.
IAEA leaders warn of global nuclear arms race risk
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The Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warned that the risk of nuclear arms race could increase risks to global security.
Russia sends Interior Minister to North Korea for negotiations
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Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev has arrived in North Korea to discuss cooperation between the two countries in the field of law enforcement.
7 EU countries call for sanctions against Israel
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7 European Union (EU) member states propose imposing economic sanctions on Israel ahead of an important meeting in Luxembourg.
Druzhba pipeline may resume operation from noon, Hungary declares victory
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Hungary believes that the strategy to restore Russia's oil flow through the Druzhba pipeline is effective: Ukraine runs out of money before Hungary runs out of oil.
Shooting at a pyramid in Mexico, 5 casualties
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The shooting shocked a famous tourist destination, raising concerns about security at crowded cultural sites in Mexico.
Russia inspects 7,983 ships as the Baltic Sea becomes a hotspot for sabotage
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7,983 ships entering Russian ports have been inspected since mid-2025, after a series of incidents suspected of external interference, especially in the Baltic Sea.
