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US does not rule out military measures if diplomacy with Iran becomes deadlocked
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The US affirms diplomatic priority in approaching Iran, but warns that military options remain open if upcoming negotiations do not reach an agreement.
US continues to attack ship suspected of drug trafficking, 2 people killed
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The US military on February 5 announced the attack on another ship suspected of drug trafficking in the Pacific region.
China launches economic blow in response to Panama
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China asks state-owned enterprises to stop new projects in Panama, tensions escalate around the strategic canal.
Cold air coincides with the occasion of Ong Cong Ong Tao causing rain and severe cold
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Extremely strong cold air is pouring down right before the Ong Cong Ong Tao holiday, ending the warm spring temperature and leading to rain and severe cold.
Russia accelerates nuclear power plant construction in Europe
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The first batch of concrete poured into the foundation of the Paks II nuclear power plant in Hungary affirms Russia's position in the global nuclear energy sector.
China could help cool down global fuel crisis
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Chinese refineries have recently increased the proportion of crude oil processing and exports, suggesting that refined oil may leave China and target the Asian market by the end of this year and early next year.
US Midterm Election: Democrats trust Trump to create a miracle
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Hoping for a miracle in the US midterm election, the Democrats asked former President Barack Obama to campaign during the final stages of the retirement period.
Mr. Putin clarifies his views on the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine
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Russian President Putin said the world is facing the most dangerous decade since World War II.
EU cannot resist record LNG supply from Russia
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The EU's imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia increased to a record level in the first 9 months of 2022.
Ancient bacteria can sleep for millions of years on Mars
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Ancient bacteria can sleep peacefully on the surface of Mars, where they have been shielded from harsh space radiation for millions of years.
Germany concludes on the possibility of bringing Russian gas via Nord Stream 2
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The German government considered the use of the second route of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline "technically impossible" after the explosion in late September.
Many Chinese cities tighten COVID-19 control
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Major cities in China continue to face COVID-19 control measures despite low infections.
Ukraine holds steady in the east, ready for fierce battle in Kherson
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Ukrainian troops responded to continuous Russian attacks in the two eastern towns while forces in the south were ready to fight back Kherson.
EU gas seems un excess but the excess is unimaginable
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The EU's energy crisis had a surprising turning point when Europe suddenly had a gas surplus.
Mr. Putin personally supervises nuclear attack drills
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Russia conducts nuclear attack drills with the participation of a strategic nuclear triad under the supervision of President Putin.
A strange mystery covers 3 investigations into the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage
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Denmark, Germany and Sweden are all investigating the location of the broken Nord Stream pipeline but have not yet disclosed the perpetrator and the reason for the sabotage.
Ukraine launches fierce attacks in Kherson and Bakhmut
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Ukrainian forces continued their offensive against Russia in Kherson, pushing Russian mercenaries back from Bakhmut in Donetsk, and gaining new momentum in Lugansk.
Mr. Rishi Sunak's commitment when becoming British prime minister
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On October 25, Mr. Rishi Sunak became the third prime minister of the UK this year.
Indian billionaire is proud that his son-in-law will become British Prime Minister
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Indian billionaire N.R. Narayana Murthy congratulates son-in-law Rishi Sunak on becoming UK Prime Minister.
British Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks out on leaving office
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British Prime Minister Liz Truss spoke outside 10 Downing Street before going to Buckingham Palace, meeting King Charles III and submitting his resignation.
