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Russia officially sends Oreshnik missiles on combat duty

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Russia officially puts the Oreshnik missile system capable of carrying nuclear warheads into combat duty, which is used in combat missions from December 2025.

World 24h: New low pressure area forecast to appear near the East Sea

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Latest world news December 30: New low pressure expected to appear near the East Sea; BRICS gold accounts for half of the world, USD is affected...

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Thailand determined to build a border wall with Cambodia

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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul pledged to continue the plan to build a border wall with Cambodia, considering this a security goal if he remains in office after the election.

Rain and thunderstorm forecast for the New Year holiday

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Rain forecast in many places during the 2026 New Year holiday in the Philippines and Vietnam.

Italy's aid to Ukraine in a precarious situation

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The Italian cabinet passed a decree maintaining aid to Ukraine until 2026, but the aid package still faces many political barriers before waiting for parliamentary approval.

New discovered an additional planet nearly 3 times larger than Earth

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A team of economists from the University of Grenoble Alpes, France and many other places discovered a new planet revolving around a mineral star M.

The fierce and strange death of a star in a supernatural explosion

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The unusually fierce death of a giant star shocked scientists.

"Living fossil" thought to be extinct for 273 million years grows well on the seabed

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After disappearing from fossil data for hundreds of millions of years, two closely related ocean life forms have been discovered to be thriving.

Archaeologists solve the mystery of the scale of the ancient capital of Angkor in Cambodia during the heyday

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Long-term archaeological research has discovered that the vast Angkor region of Cambodia today was once home to 700,000-900,000 people.

little Dinosaur found to be a dark assassin with a superpham hearing better than the target

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The desert-born snail Dinosaur has unusually large eyes and a sharp hearing, and often hunts for prey at night.

IBM creates the world's smallest and most powerful microchip

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IBM claims to have created the smallest and most powerful microchip ever in the world.

Excavation of the oldest ancient tomb in Africa yields remains of nearly 80,000 years

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Archaeologists have excavated the remains of a child about 3 years old who was carefully buried nearly 80,000 years ago.

SpaceX arrives to receive half a million orders for satellite Internet services

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SpaceX has received more than half a million orders for Starlink satellite Internet service to date.

Meghan Markle writes children's books inspired by Prince Harry and his children

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Meghan Markle has written a new book inspired by Prince Harry and the couple's son, Archie.

10 richest female billionaires in the world in 2021

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Billionaire Bill Gates and Melinda Gates have just announced their divorce. With their $130 billion assets, the divorce could soon put Melinda in the world's richest billionaire group, similar to the ex-wife of founder Amazon Jeff Bezos.

New map paving the way for the oldest moon-based exploration spaceship

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The new lunar map includes a path for spacecraft in the Schrödinger basin - an important geological region of the moon, which could guide future exploration missions.

Excavated the head of the Augustan statue - the first emperor of ancient Russia

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Archaeologists discovered the head of the Roman Emperor Augustus in a marble statue in the town of Isernia, Molise, Italy.

The mysterious stone structure in Saudi Arabia is older than the oldest Egyptian pyramid

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Thousands of mysterious stone structures in Saudi Arabia are said to be older than the Egyptian pyramids and the ancient stone circles in England - making these structures considered the oldest identified ceremonial landscape.

Google Doodle celebrates International Labor Day 2021

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Google Doodle to celebrate International Labor Day 2021 was posted by Google on May 1.

Who is the first fetal Egyptian nam contest in the world?

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The ancient Egyptian nameline discovered in Thebes is over 2,000 years old and is the nameline along with the fetus.