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Cambodia announces impressive data on online fraud crackdown
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Cambodia has expelled more than 48,000 foreign citizens involved in online fraud since the current government took office.
US may be about to attack Iran, Poland asks citizens to leave
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Some US media outlets believe that Washington may be about to conduct airstrikes on Iran, but the specific time has not been determined.
World 24h: Forecast of gold price increase in mid-2026
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World news 19/2: Ukraine unexpectedly loses oil supplies from the EU amidst cold winter; Forecast of gold price increase in mid-2026...
Russia points out barriers that make all peace efforts in Ukraine deadlocked
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Russia has just accused that European military aid packages for Ukraine are neutralizing all peace negotiation efforts.
US industrial production grows strongly
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US factory production just had the strongest growth month in nearly 1 year, igniting hope for recovery.
Cargo ship sinks over 6,500 tons during unusually cold week in Japan
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A cargo ship sank offshore southwest of Japan, rescue efforts are underway.
WHO guides response to deadly cough syrup in children
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The World Health Organization (WHO) called for immediate and coordinated action to protect children from poisoning after a series of child deaths related to cough syrup last year.
"The silver Tsunami": Passion regardless of age
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It was the most interesting rock performance in Ann Arbor, USA. And most participants are over 65 years old.
Ms. Jacinda Ardern's final sharing as New Zealand Prime Minister
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern expressed her gratitude for her time in office on January 24 and stressed that continuous online harassment was not the reason for her resignation.
Russia plans to ban oil reselling at Western ceilings
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Russian oil exporters will have to ensure that customers do not use the Western oil price ceiling mechanism for reselling.
Walter Tull: From a bridge-cast hero to a battle hero
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Walter Tull was one of the first black players in English football - the birthplace of football. When World War I broke out, Walter Tull became the first black officer in the British army to command a battalion.
Japanese men retire and are busy... studying housework
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Masahiro Yoshida hung up his jacket, wearing a pink dress on the outside of his shirt. After nearly 65 years away from the kitchen, it is time for this Japanese man to cook.
Another mass shooting in California, 7 dead
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Another mass shooting incident occurred in California, USA on the afternoon of January 23, killing 7 people. This is the second shooting in California in three days.
Japan exploits rare earths at sea bottom to reduce dependence on China
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Japan's efforts to search for rare seabed are shifting from the research and development stage to exploitation as technological advances are driven by national economic security needs.
Former Russian President predicts new military alliance to propose to US
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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned that the Ukraine crisis could lead to the formation of a new military alliance against the US.
Traveling on the remote sidewalk: The world's busiest road
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Stretching 2,700km from Laverton in Western Australia to Winton in remote Australia, Outback Way (or the expressway of the Fence) is a great "shortcut" to save many weeks of travel in Australia.
Reasons for Russia's good relations with key NATO members
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Russia and Turkey - one of the key members of NATO - still maintain a good relationship despite conflict and conflict.
Starting a business to solve environmental crises in Iceland
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In Iceland, startup founders have invented new ways to address the environmental crisis.
Favorite destinations for Chinese tourists after COVID-19
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Chinese tourists make landfall on the beaches of Bali, Indonesia and Thailand for the first time in 3 years since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ukrainian army learn to drive German tanks
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Ukrainian officials believe that Berlin (Germany) will eventually approve the supply of tanks produced by this country to Kiev.
