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The road to peace for Ukraine is still far away
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Russian diplomatic representatives said that some European countries are pushing Kiev to continue fighting instead of seeking solutions to cool down the conflict.
Russia provides emergency oil aid to Cuba
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The Russian Embassy in Havana confirmed the plan to urgently transfer crude oil and oil products in the form of humanitarian aid.
Ukraine applies a series of measures to prevent Russian Kinzhal missiles
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The Ukrainian Air Force announced the deployment of many plans to cope with a series of attacks.
US warns Peru loses sovereignty over China's super port
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The US warned Peru that it is losing national control at China's Chancay super port, after a controversial legal ruling in the locality.
China pledges to support Cuba ahead of US oil sanctions
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China affirms it will provide maximum support for Cuba to overcome the energy crisis caused by new blockades from the US.
Why do Germans like to set off fireworks on New Year's Day?
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Germany allows legal fireworks to be sold to celebrate New Year's Eve in 2023 after 2 years of implementing this ban due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Close-up of the fierce fire in the last slum of Seoul
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About 500 people were evacuated from their homes on January 20 as fire flared up fiercely in the last remaining dilapidated village in Seoul, South Korea, and destroyed at least 60 homes.
Personnel revealed to replace Ms. Jacinda Ardern as New Zealand Prime Minister
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Chris Hipkins - New Zealand's Minister of Education - is expected to replace Ms. Jacinda Ardern as Prime Minister, after Ms. Ardern's resignation earlier this week.
When did people start to know how to speak?
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When do people start to speak, which sound is produced first, and when will language develop from those humble beginnings? These questions have long attracted attention, especially in the study of modern human civilization and what makes us different from other animals.
Man survives 24 days at sea thanks to eating tomato sauce
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A Dominican man spent 24 days drifting in the Caribbean Sea and survived eating tomato sauce.
How do Southeast Asian countries celebrate Lunar New Year?
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Fireworks, lion dances and bright red color fill the streets, houses and clothes are signs of Lunar New Year in Southeast Asian countries.
Big fire in the last slum in the Korean capital
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500 people were evacuated when a major fire broke out in Guryong village, one of the last slums in Seoul, South Korea, on January 20.
How does the US patriot missile change the situation of the Ukrainian battlefield?
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This month, the Ukrainian army will begin training on the use of the patriot missile system provided by the US.
Why Egypt requires people to eat chicken feet
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Egypt's economic situation is so bad that the government requires people to eat chicken feet.
When do people know how to wear clothes?
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German archaeologists have recently discovered some of the earliest evidence of the use of human clothing.
The beat of the world music capital
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While cities around the world are facing a sharp increase in rental prices, the advanced housing policy of the Austrian capital Vienna is a story of success with roots from 100 years ago.
Russia shows when the Ukrainian conflict may end
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov answered the question of whether the Ukrainian conflict could end in 2023.
For the first time, scientists use laser rays to orient lightning
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Scientists controlled laser beams during a major storm on a mountain top in Switzerland for the first time.
Eating a wild fish in the US is equal to drinking poison water for a whole month
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A new study on January 17 said that eating a freshwater fish caught in a river or lake in the US is equivalent to drinking a month's water contaminated with "permanent" toxic chemicals.
Kissinger changes stance, outlines latest Ukraine plan
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Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger changed his stance, supporting Ukraine's entry into NATO.
