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Hormuz blocked: 3 pipelines could save Middle East crude oil
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Middle Eastern countries have increased oil exports through pipelines in an effort to find a way out to overcome the gap caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
World 24h: Gold prices show positive signs of recovery
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Latest world news March 30: Gold prices extend recovery momentum; Weather forecast for April as the heat dome moves...
Russia warns of Ukraine nuclear scenario: Western Europe bears the first consequences
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Russia accuses Ukraine of using nuclear weapons as a tool to put political pressure on Western Europe if it possesses this capability.
Israel suffers second attack from Yemen
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Middle East conflict escalates as Yemen continues to attack Israel, expanding the scope of hostilities in the region.
Raid to seize Iranian nuclear arsenal: US very high-risk move
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Mr. Trump's plan to seize Iran's nuclear material depot is considered a risky military campaign, which could ignite regional war.
Russia reacts strongly when Poland changes its name to Kaliningrad
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Polish officials were instructed to call Kaliningrad - Russia's overseas territory - by Warsaw's preferred name "Krowiec".
China competes to lift 25 kg of gold with one hand, receives a prize of 1.5 million USD
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A Chinese city has announced a gift of a 25kg pure gold bar worth more than $1.5 million to the first person to lift it with just one hand.
Russia uses 80-year-old tanks on the battlefield
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It is reported that Russia has taken old military equipment out of the warehouse to use for the conflict in Ukraine, including tanks that are up to 80 years old.
7 people eat buffet with 300 crabs, 80 cups of sweet soup, 50 pieces of durian in China
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A group of diners in China caused a stir online after eating a buffet of 300 crab, 80 cups of mango, 50 pieces of durian and countless shrimp and salmon at one meal.
Europe's largest nuclear power plant paralyzed
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Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine has stopped operating due to the threat of attacks from Kiev.
The latest weapons are changing the course of the Ukrainian conflict
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Russian airport bombs are further complicating Ukraine's major attack plan, the British Telegraph said.
40-year-old brides
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Jung So-won will hold a wedding ceremony on May 13. Unlike many Korean brides who pay attention to every detail in the hope of a perfect wedding, she does not feel stressed about the big day and does not even intend to paint her nails.
China's second richest province invests heavily in green economy, innovation
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Jiangxin Island is located in the middle of the Yangtze River, 6.5 km from the center of Nanjing City, and is home to artificial intelligence (AI) units of Chinese technology companies such as Huawei, Tencent and iFlytek.
Wagner Group assigns Bakhmut to Chechnya Special Forces
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Chechnya's elite unit will replace the Wagner group in Bakhmut - an important city in Donbass.
Russia's T-105 wind tunnel tests dangerous flights
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Russia's T-105 wind tunnel helps the plane solve all problems with the spiral flight.
Overview of King Charles III's coronation ceremony
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After the coronation ceremony ended, King Charles III and Queen Camilla returned to Buckingham Palace on the 260-year-old Gold State Coach carriage. It is light rain.
Schedule and how to watch King Charles III's coronation ceremony live
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King Charles III will be crowned king of the United Kingdom of Great Great Ireland and Northern Ireland at a ceremony on May 6. This is a solemn event with a tradition of thousands of years.
King Charles' coronation ceremony - a new start for the British monarchy
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Since his coronation, King Charles III's personal support has increased while his support for the British royal family has decreased.
Important treasures in the coronation of King Charles III
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From giant diamonds to elaborate decorative swords, these are all priceless symbols at the coronation of the new king of England Charles III.
Ukraine labels EU bank for funding the war
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The National Anti-Corruption Agency of Ukraine (NCPA) has labelled Hungary's OTP bank as an "international war sponsor" due to the preferential lending terms that the bank was accused of providing to the Russian military.
