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Kazakhstan sows clouds to respond to record drought
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Facing severe drought and water shortages, Kazakhstan is piloting cloud sowing to increase rainfall and save crops in the largest cotton growing area in the south of the country.
Romania suspends operation of its only nuclear power plant
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Romania has begun to completely stop its only nuclear power plant because the Danube River water level has dropped to a record low.
US dismantles ring organizing more than 1,000 fake marriages for immigration
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US officials announced the arrest of 11 suspects on charges of organizing about 1,000 fake marriages to help foreigners get green cards.
Possibility of 2 new low pressures following Hurricane Cristobal in the Atlantic Ocean
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The Atlantic has just seen Typhoon Cristobal and 2 new disturbance zones.
Thailand has another shooting, 6 people injured
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The latest incident in Thailand occurred amid authorities tightening gun management.
US looks to win over Russia's major gas partner
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Russia's opponents, including the US, are searching for gas supplies to Japan, Russia's major partner in the Sakhalin-2 project.
Biden still supports Ukraine despite criticism from Trump
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A $500 million military aid package for Ukraine continues to be approved by Mr. Biden despite criticism from Mr. Trump.
Spring Homeland 2025 - Vietnam rising in the new era
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The State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the Homeland Spring 2025 program.
Series of Ukrainian tanks lost to Russian UAVs
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With the help of Russian drones, a convoy of armored vehicles and tanks of the Ukrainian forces was completely destroyed in the Kharkov region (Ukraine).
Israel determined not to withdraw troops, international condemnation strong
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Despite being condemned for violating the agreement, Israel has not withdrawn its troops from the demilitarized buffer zone with Syria.
Russian MP suggests letting Assad participate in Donbass reconstruction
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Ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could contribute to the reconstruction of some Russian regions affected by the war with Ukraine.
Russia - India sign largest ever crude oil deal
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Russia's state oil company Rosneft has agreed to supply nearly 500,000 barrels of crude oil per day to private Indian refiner Reliance.
Israel may attack Iran's nuclear facilities
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Iran's nuclear facilities could be the next target of the Israeli military after it neutralizes Syria's military capabilities.
The possibility of La Nina appearing is increasing
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La Nina has a 59% chance of occurring, according to the latest forecast from US forecasters. This figure is higher than the previous forecast by the World Meteorological Organization.
Policy helps China eliminate gasoline-powered cars from the capital
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China's capital Beijing is phasing out gasoline-powered cars and replacing them with electric ones, thanks to strong strategic measures.
EU candidate country declares state of emergency due to Russian gas
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EU candidate Moldova has declared a state of emergency due to the impending loss of Russian gas.
Africa CDC warns of mysterious disease outbreak in Congo
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The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) warns that the mysterious "Disease X" epidemic is a major public health threat in Congo.
Trump says he will not abandon Ukraine, proposes EU send troops
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US President-elect Donald Trump said that if he wants to reach an agreement, he cannot abandon Ukraine.
Half-century gas customer ends relations with Russia
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Austrian company OMV terminates gas contract with Russia's Gazprom after a dispute over supply.
Ukraine has new weapons, promising to break through the battlefield
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Germany's AI-powered drones are expected to arrive in Ukraine in December, promising to bring many changes on the battlefield.
