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Nord Stream 2 declares legal war with EU
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Nord Stream 2 AG - the owner of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline - requested the court to lift the EU ban on stopping the import of Russian gas.
Japan will reconsider driving tests for the elderly
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Japan said on June 25 that it would begin reviewing the mandatory driving skills test for some elderly drivers.
World 24h: 2 drags causing gold prices to struggle around the 4,000 USD mark
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Latest world news 25.6: Reasons why world gold prices struggle around the 4,000 USD mark; Typhoon Mekkhala causes heavy rain in the first affected area...
Vietnam supports victims in Agent Orange lawsuit
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Vietnam supports the request of Agent Orange/dioxin victims that chemical companies be responsible for remedying the consequences they have caused.
Hot weather melts the French's antipathy to air conditioning
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The record heat wave prompted the French to reconsider prejudice with air conditioning, turning the issue into the focus of pre-election debate.
4 zodiac signs prosper after April 4, opportunities and luck begin to converge
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After April 4, 2026, the fortune of the 4 zodiac signs suddenly "matches", opening a key 7-day cycle to break through, opportunities and luck begin to converge.
Morning news 4: 4: Overcoming pollution of the Nhat Le River after information from Lao Dong Newspaper
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Morning news 4/4: Overcoming pollution of the Nhat Le River after information from Lao Dong Newspaper; Organizing drug use at home, 4 subjects sentenced to prison;...
Iran warns Hormuz never to return to pre-battle state
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Iranian officials warn that the Strait of Hormuz will never return to its pre-war state.
US Navy in difficult position in confrontation with Iranian naval mines
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The budget for naval mine operations accounts for less than 1% of the total budget and is considered a "stepchild" of the US Navy".
World 24h: Experts assess the long-term outlook for gold prices
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World news 3. 4: EU imports Russia gas at record highs as Middle East supply disrupted; Experts assess long-term outlook for gold prices...
Hormuz paralyzed: Re-emergence of the idea of using a nuclear explosion to create a new line
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The shocking idea of using a nuclear explosion to open a maritime route to avoid the Strait of Hormuz, which seemed like a joke, is now returning.
Mr. Min Aung Hlaing elected President of Myanmar
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Mr. Min Aung Hlaing received at least 293 votes in favor out of a total of 584 votes in the vote in the Myanmar National Assembly.
World gold prices slightly decrease, experts remain optimistic
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Gold prices fluctuated against expectations amid global instability, but long-term prospects are still positively assessed.
UK commits to support Vietnam's development of financial center
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Vietnam hopes that the UK will continue to support ASEAN countries in developing and connecting international financial centers, promoting the development of the ASEAN - UK Multilateral Air Transport Agreement.
New discovery of Russian LNG ship attack in the Mediterranean
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The investigation found that the Arctic Metagaz ship was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles at sea from Libyan territory.
Iran still has half of its missile arsenal, thousands of UAVs
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Iran's core military capabilities have not been neutralized despite more than a month of intense airstrikes by the US and Israel.
Russian gas pipeline TurkStream attacked by UAV
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The Russkaya gas compression station of the TurkStream gas pipeline was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Suspect in sexual assault on actress prepares to go to court
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The suspect in the sexual assault case in Thailand will be brought to court on the morning of April 3 (local time) to consider temporary detention according to regulations.
All of Lugansk to Russia, creating a new lever for negotiations with Ukraine
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Russia's control of the entire Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) is changing the context of the conflict in Ukraine.
EU imports Russia gas at record highs as Middle East supply disrupted
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Europe sharply increased imports of Russian gas to a record high in March as liquefied gas supplies from the Middle East were disrupted by conflict.
