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Nuclear power plant in Ukraine may soon restart
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The prospect of reopening the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is mentioned in the context of prolonged conflict.
Israel accused of violating ceasefire in Gaza 969 times
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On December 28, local authorities said that Israel had violated the ceasefire 969 times since October 10, killing more than 400 people.
New low pressure area expected to appear near the East Sea
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A new low pressure area may appear near the East Sea in early January 2026.
Indonesia bans fireworks to welcome the New Year in many places
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Many major cities in Indonesia have banned fireworks to welcome 2026 to express solidarity with the victims of the recent storm.
Looking back at the world in 2025
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Looking back at the developments in all aspects of the world in 2025, the general feeling can only be a mixture of deep concerns and certain optimism.
Warning of the risk of a series of countries and cities "disappearing"
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A series of countries and cities are at risk of "disappearing" in the next few decades, according to environmental experts.
Special archaeological discovery shining light on the ancient ancient Roman world with many mysteries
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Archaeologists have just discovered a room preserved especially good by slaves in the ancient ancient ancient Roman city of Pompeii.
Chinese astronaut conducts important drill on space station
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The space traveler Thanh Chau 13 on November 7 conducted the first emergency evacuation drill on the Chinese space station.
The era of COVID-19 treatment drugs, an important weapon against the virus
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Merck and Pfizer's COVID-19 treatment drugs have both shown encouraging results, promising to become a powerful weapon for the fight against the global pandemic.
Strong cold air from China, unusual snow in Beijing
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The weather forecast for November 7 said that cold air will continue to move from China and will affect the northern provinces of Vietnam from tonight and tonight.
Why black holes are the scariest thing in the universe
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There is nothing more fearsome in the universe than a black hole, Chris Impey, professor of astronomy at the University of Arizona, USA, emphasized in his analysis of the black hole in the universe.
Preparing for the longest menstrual crop of the 21st century
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The longest part of the 21st century periodic fever will occur this November, lasting for three hours and 28 minutes, according to NASA.
NASA deploys ice mining experiment on the Moon
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NASA has recently announced plans to deploy an ice dredging experiment at the south pole of the Moon and believes this will be useful for building a future space base.
Pfizer COVID-19 treatment drugs reduce the risk of death by nearly 90%
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Pfizer announced on November 5 that its COVID-19 antiseptic drug reduces hospitalizations and mortality rates by nearly 90% in high-risk adults.
Reviving extinct animals in special prizes
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Officially declared extinct since 2006, the Yangtze River draft has not been discovered in the longest river in China. However, now wildlife lovers can observe them swimming right in their living room.
At least 8 people died due to flash floods in Indonesia
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The flash flood on Indonesia's Java island has killed at least 8 people and left many missing.
Long-term sequelae after COVID-19 pose a global challenge
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sequelae after recovery from COVID-19 can last up to 12 months in some patients, according to many studies around the world.
Expensive electronic pens that many collectors crave
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Let's go through the list of 5 extremely expensive and rare electronic pens that many collectors with money cannot buy.
The mysterious shipwreck of 2,500 years discovered near Greece
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The mysterious wreck that sank 2,500 years ago near the island of Kythera, Greece, was discovered by Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) in a marine survey.
The first baby fossil of humanity in the cradle of humanity
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The fossil found deep in a cave in South Africa is part of the skull of a hominid child, which was thought to have been left by members of the same species in a wall crater 250,000 years ago.
