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New Year 2026 begins with brilliant fireworks in New Zealand, Australia
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Fireworks brightly lit in New Zealand to open the global New Year's Eve celebration, in the context of many places choosing to welcome 2026 in a quiet atmosphere.
World 24h: Asian country rises to become the 4th largest economy in the world
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Latest world news December 31st: India surpasses Japan to become the 4th largest economy in the world; Gold prices face a major breakthrough...
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New Year 2026 bustling around the world
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Many cities around the world have been filled with a bustling atmosphere welcoming the New Year 2026.
Germany warns of Russia's escalation
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned of Russia's escalating actions, calling on Europe to ensure security, peace and prosperity in 2026.
New Year's Eve moment in the world in the next 24 hours
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Counter-counting New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve fireworks around the world according to different time zones.
Mr. Zelensky's surprise strategy to be autonomous in weapons supply to Ukraine
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Ukrainian President Zelensky has announced a strategy for selling weapons abroad to raise funds to finance the self-production of shortaged weapons.
Warning of counterproductive Western aid in Ukraine
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Russian Security Council Vice Chairman Dmitry Medvedev warned the West that continued aid would only make Ukraine's outcome worse.
Russia uses AI to read public taste
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Russia will use artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the overall picture of public opinion ahead of President Putin's "D front Line" program.
Gold price forecast for the first quarter of 2026
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UBS Bank believes that the current gold price decline is only technical and predicts that gold prices may increase to the maximum level in the first quarter of 2026.
Close-up of the collapse of a Medieval tower in Rome, Italy
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Part of Torre dei Conti tower, a 13th-century structure near theosse Colum in Italy, collapsed on November 3.
Vietnam emphasizes the importance of peace and stability in the East Sea
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On November 3, the 17th International Scientific Conference on the East Sea with the theme "Solidarity in Uncertainty" opened in Da Nang City.
The White House published a photo of Chairman Xi Jinping with an unusual demeanor
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A series of photos released by the White House shows Chinese President Xi Jinping having rare moments of joking at the APEC Summit.
Ukraine is provided with additional long-range missiles to attack Russia
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The newly received Storm Shadow long-range missile has a range of more than 250km.
Typhoon Kalmaegi makes second landfall, forecasts time to approach mainland Vietnam
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Typhoon Kalmaegi (Philippine name: Tino) made its second landfall in Borbon, Philippines and is heading towards the Negros Island area.
Former Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly of DPRK passes away
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Former Chairman of the Standing Committee of the North Korean Supreme People's Conference Kim Yong Nam, who worked under three North Korean leaders, passed away at the age of 97.
Testing local elections in the US
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The local and state elections held on November 4 in the US are not only a race for the governor's or congressional seats, but also a test of the increasingly deep division between the two red (Democratic) and green (Democratic) regions - the political regions that are reshaping the US in the 21st century.
Low pressure forecast after storm No. 13 Kalmaegi may reach super typhoon level
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The low pressure area after storm No. 13 Kalmaegi in the eastern Philippines is forecast to strengthen into a strong storm, not excluding the possibility of becoming a super typhoon.
Typhoon No. 13 Kalmaegi devastates the Philippines, reminiscent of super typhoon Hai Yen 2013
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Typhoon Kalmaegi - storm No. 13 - made landfall in the central Philippines last night, evoking the horrifying memories of super typhoon Haiyan in 2013.
Close-up of the Russian FAB-500 bomb flattening the Ukrainian base
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Russian forces destroyed Ukraine's temporary deployment area in Rodinskoye, Donetsk with FAB-500 bombs.
Underground exits remain open for Russian gas to seep into the EU
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Although the EU has declared a complete ban on Russian gas from 2028, the reality shows that there are still underground exits for Russian gas to enter Europe.
