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Saudi Arabia pivots from Hormuz, 27 super oil tankers flock to the Red Sea

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Saudi Arabia accelerates the shift of oil exports from the Strait of Hormuz to the Red Sea, at least 27 super oil tankers simultaneously heading towards the west coast of the country.

US likely to soon deploy amphibious assault ship to the Middle East

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The US seems to be considering strengthening its navy to cope with escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Iran opens way, oil tanker to India crosses Hormuz amidst warfire

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Iran allows at least 2 ships carrying Indian-flagged liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, while many other ships are still trapped.

The moment the US airstrikes Iran's vital oil island

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The US airstrike targeted many Iranian targets on Kharg Island, including Iran's runways and airport infrastructure.

New alliance and US backyard strategy

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Shield for America" is the short name of the Confederation of American States against drug gangs, established at the initiative of US President Donald Trump between the US and 17 Central and South American countries on March 7.

US special agent shoots immigrant, Obama and Clinton criticize

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Two former US Presidents strongly condemned federal security agents for shooting and killing civilians in Minneapolis, causing public shock.

Russia shoots down a series of US missiles, hitting a mercenary camp in Ukraine

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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that it successfully intercepted a series of modern US missiles and attacked strongholds concentrated with foreign mercenaries.

China investigates Deputy Chairman of the Military Commission on particularly serious charges

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China is investigating the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission with the most serious accusation of leaking nuclear secrets to the US.

Transitional World Economic Forum

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This year, the 58th World Economic Forum (WEF) Davos is held, taking place in a much more special context than previous times.

Power outage at the location of Russia's major naval base

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Power outage in a city with a large Russian naval base due to collapsed power poles in harsh winter weather.

First Venezuelan oil shipment transported directly to the US

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The oil tanker Gloria Maris carrying the Venezuelan oil shipment departed from Port Jose to the oil port in Louisiana, USA.

China successfully tests UAV with rifle

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China shows new progress in its armed unmanned aerial vehicle technology.

Gold price surpasses 5,000 USD/ounce amid global instability

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Gold prices set a new record by exceeding the 5,000 USD/ounce mark in the trading session on January 26, extending the strong increase in recent days.

Ferry carrying 359 people sinks in Philippines, many people killed

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At least 15 people died after the ferry sinking in southern Philippines, more than 300 people were rescued, and 28 people are still missing.

Russia declares to shoot down 31 US-made HIMARS missiles in just 1 day

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Russian air defense forces shot down 31 US-made HIMARS missiles and 68 Ukrainian fixed-wing UAVs on January 25.

Ukraine demanded compensation by German AfD party for Nord Stream sabotage

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The leader of the German AfD party requested Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to compensate Berlin for the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline.

Ruling party in Georgia faces criticism for buying expensive Russian gas

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Georgia having to pay a higher price for Russian gas has sparked a wave of skepticism about the government's transparency and energy orientation.

Russia indifferent, US eager for Greenland resources

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While the US is pushing calculations around Greenland's resources, Russia has repeatedly affirmed that it has no need for these resources.

World 24h: New information about the trial of suspects in the Nord Stream case

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Latest world news 25.1: Gold and silver prices are on a strong upward trend; New information about the trial of suspects in the Nord Stream case...

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Japan says goodbye to Chinese panda, buying tickets is more difficult than winning the lottery

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Thousands of Japanese people flock to Ueno Zoo to say goodbye to the giant panda pair Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei before they return to China.