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World 24h: Forecast of a new low pressure area in the Western Pacific Ocean
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Latest world news 17. 6: Gold prices maintain short-term peak, market awaits boost from Fed; Low pressure area formed in the Western Pacific...
US military imprint in Australia is increasing
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New logistics plans show that US-Australia defense cooperation continues to be significantly expanded.
Tropical depression forming at sea, moving northwest
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A new low pressure area formed in the western Pacific is moving towards the Mariana Islands.
The USD slightly decreased before the new Fed Chairman made the interest rate decision
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The USD slightly decreased as investors waited for the first policy decision of the Fed under the direction of new Chairman Kevin Warsh.
Nearly 40% of Americans do not believe the United States will exist after 250 years
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A survey shows that nearly 40% of Americans do not believe that this country will continue to exist as a unified nation after another 250 years.
40 countries discuss how to clear Hormuz
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On April 2, Britain led 40 countries to hold an emergency meeting to discuss how to clear the Strait of Hormuz, but all countries avoided military options.
Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine at many locations along the front lines
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Russian forces have attacked defense, energy, transportation and port industrial facilities in Ukraine, along with military deployment areas in the past 24 hours.
US considers reviving Russian LNG equipment sanctioned in Alaska
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A new US LNG project in Alaska is considering using equipment "stuck" due to sanctions against Russia.
Oil tanker goes halfway around the Earth when fuel flow reverses due to Iranian conflict
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The sharp increase in oil prices forced oil tankers to choose longer, more unusual routes, which are not economically significant under normal conditions.
Russia calls on EU to return to Russian oil and gas, self-restore Nord Stream 2
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Russia's special envoy unexpectedly called on the EU and the UK to "admit their mistakes", resume Russian oil and gas and even restore Nord Stream 2.
World 24h: NASA launches Artemis II, aiming to bring humans back to the Moon
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World news 2,4: Europe is too dependent, unable to end nuclear cooperation with Russia; NASA launches Artemis II, aiming to bring humans back to the Moon...
Vietnam has supported 556 citizens stranded in the Middle East
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To date, Vietnamese representative agencies have supported 556 Vietnamese citizens stranded in the Middle East.
Vietnam promotes energy diplomacy, responds to supply fluctuations
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To minimize the impacts of the Middle East conflict, over the past time, Vietnam has implemented high-level energy diplomacy activities as well as at all levels.
Iran declares to continue attacking the US and Israel
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Iran affirmed that it would escalate the war, denied the assessment of weakening military capabilities and denied the current ceasefire negotiations.
South Korea proposes an additional budget package worth 17.2 billion USD to respond to the crisis
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The South Korean government proposed an additional budget package worth 17.2 billion USD to respond to the crisis.
Vietnam hopes Cuba and the US will soon reach a common voice
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Vietnam welcomes and supports Cuba and the US conducting dialogue to find solutions to differences in bilateral relations.
Iran deploys procedures for Vietnamese ships to move through Hormuz
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Iranian authorities are deploying procedures related to the movement of Vietnamese ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Russia expands ban on gasoline exports, announces exceptions for some countries
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Russia expands the ban on gasoline exports to stabilize the domestic market, but still maintains supply to some partners.
Mr. Trump threatened to cut off weapons to Ukraine, pressuring NATO because of Hormuz
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Mr. Trump threatened to stop supplying weapons to Ukraine to put pressure on NATO to support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Russia promotes a short sea route across the Arctic, strongly attracting international ships
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Transportation through the Arctic is forecast to increase sharply in the coming years as Russia's shipping routes become increasingly attractive.
