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World 24h: Gold price forecast continues to fluctuate strongly
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Latest world news 24. 3: Gold price forecast continues to fluctuate strongly; Storm forecast in the East Sea in 2026 decreases sharply...
US may soon deploy 3,000 paratroopers to the Middle East
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The US is considering strengthening rapid response forces, preparing for military scenarios related to Iran and Kharg Island.
Gold prices fall by more than 22% from a historical peak, forecast to continue to fluctuate strongly
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Gold prices are forecast to continue to fluctuate strongly in the short term amid the conflict in Iran.
China discovers world-leading giant rare earth mine
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The discovery of a large-scale light rare earth mine in Sichuan helps China significantly increase its reserves of rare earth for industry.
Hong Kong (China) proposes heavy fines for smoking at construction sites
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Hong Kong (China) proposes imprisonment and heavy fines for smoking at construction sites.
Warning that a similar incident to Nord Stream could threaten the security of 1 billion people
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Underwater infrastructure in Europe and North America is vulnerable to threats similar to the sabotage of the Nord Stream and Balticconnector gas pipelines.
Europe has a long way to go before cutting off Russian gas
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Russia remains an important supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe.
Russian oil is stored by a Chinese company at a new facility
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China's National Offshore Oil and Gas Company (CNOOC) - one of the top Russian oil importers in China - has pumped ESPO oil sourced from Russia's Far East to a new storage facility.
During a fight at the Georgia National Assembly, lawmakers rushed in to punch each other
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RT reported that an opposition lawmaker punched a senior lawmaker of the Georgia ruling party while he was campaigning to pass a controversial foreign representative bill on April 15.
Iran leaves open the possibility of more brutal attacks on Israel
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Iran's Chief of Staff has said he will respond more strongly if Israel attacks Tehran in the future.
Close-up of the Iranian missile hitting an Israeli military target
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Iran says many key Israeli military targets have been hit.
Iran launches attack on Israel, pushing the Middle East to the brink of comprehensive conflict
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On April 13, Iran launched retaliatory strikes after a deadly Israeli airstrike that killed two Iranian generals earlier this month, pushing the Middle East to the brink of full-scale conflict.
EU threatens to sue Germany over gas
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The EU has threatened to sue Germany if it does not change its dividing gas tariffs.
Prime Minister Olaf Scholz blames Russia for high energy prices in Germany
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The Germans should blame Moscow, not Berlin, for high energy prices, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in an interview on April 12. He said the embargo against Russia was necessary.
Reasons for severe flooding in Russia and Kazakhstan this year
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Record-breaking flooding has submerged large areas of land in Russia and Kazakhstan. Reuters has pointed out a number of reasons for the worst flooding in the two countries this year.
Azerbaijan fiercely competes with Russia to export gas to the EU
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Azerbaijan, Russia's neighbor, aims to double its gas exports to the EU by 2027.
Europe's third longest river dike breach causes severe flooding in Russia and Kazakhstan
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Flooding has submerged a number of areas in Russia and Kazakhstan after the third longest river in Europe broke its dike.
See the long- awaited total solar ecstasy
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The total solar ecstasy has brought a memorable experience to millions of people in North America, when the Moon obscures the Sun, creating a dark and suspenseful sky.
Germany sued at International Court of Justice
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Germany was sued by Nicaragua at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for selling weapons to Israel.
The fate of the last two Russian gas pipelines to Europe
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The last two Russian gas pipelines to Europe are still operating effectively, helping to increase Russian gas exports to the EU.
