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World 24h: Forecast of low pressure near the Philippines likely to strengthen further
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Latest world news: Low pressure near the Philippines may strengthen thanks to favorable environment, US to launch nuclear spacecraft to Mars...
US gives green light to Saudi Arabia's nuclear program, paving the way for uranium facilities
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The US is about to announce an important agreement with Saudi Arabia on July 22, local time, to establish a civilian nuclear program in the kingdom.
Shenzhen shapes the future urban appearance with technology
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Shenzhen, China is bringing advanced technology into daily life, shaping the future urban face.
Low pressure approaches the East Sea, likely heading towards Vietnam
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The low pressure near the Philippines is approaching the mainland and is likely to strengthen into a storm, enter the East Sea and may affect Vietnam.
China launches Gravity-1 missile from the middle of the sea
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China's test flight mission was successfully completed, putting 9 satellites on the correct pre-determined orbit from the sea off Shanghai.
Low pressure near the Philippines is developing rapidly, warning of the possibility of strengthening
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The low pressure near the Philippines is highly likely to strengthen into a tropical depression in the next 24 hours.
Netherlands records 911 deaths in heat wave
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The Netherlands recorded 911 deaths from June 22 to July 5, mainly people aged 80 and over.
Russia puts pressure, pushes back Ukrainian army from Omelnik
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Russian forces significantly expanded control in Zaporozhye this week, approaching important strategic positions in the direction of Slavyansk.
Russia launches anti-UAV system to protect industrial facilities
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The Russian state-owned technology corporation (Rostec) has launched a system to protect industrial infrastructure from UAV attacks.
Vietnam continues to be a bright spot of ASEAN growth
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Vietnam's economy closed the first 6 months of 2026 maintaining its position as the fastest growing economy in ASEAN. International experts forecast that Vietnam's economy will grow beyond expectations with many supporting factors such as FDI, manufacturing and international trade.
Russia reacts after Nord Stream indictment, requests to identify mastermind
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Russia believes that the West must identify the masterminds of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 sabotage, not just those directly involved in the incident.
Israel lifts ban on US refueling aircraft landing
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Israel lifts ban on US military refueling aircraft landing at Ben Gurion International Airport.
Russian official: EU is preparing infrastructure for large-scale military conflict
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A Russian official said that many European Union (EU) countries are adjusting transportation and logistics infrastructure to serve the scenario of a large-scale military conflict.
US attacks, blocks oil tankers from entering Iranian port
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The US military announced that it had neutralized a tanker after accusing the ship of repeatedly ignoring warnings and trying to enter an Iranian port.
Europe and Ukraine cooperate in producing drones
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a cooperation agreement with Ukraine on the production of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones).
Iran summons British Ambassador after plan to put IRGC under national security threat
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Iran summons British Ambassador to protest London's new decision regarding the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Russia completes new recruitment, 141,000 new recruits join the army
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the 2026 spring military recruitment has ended, with 141,000 citizens called up for military service.
Typhoon Elida and 4 low pressure areas simultaneously form offshore
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Typhoon Elida - the latest storm of the 2026 storm season - has formed in the eastern Pacific basin and poses no threat to the mainland.
Russia speaks out about accusations of preparing to attack the Baltic
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After Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda's statement that Russia is planning to attack infrastructure in the Baltic, a Kremlin spokesman spoke out.
Oil supply is difficult to recover even when the Strait of Hormuz reopens
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) believes that even if the Hormuz Strait is completely reopened, oil supplies from the Middle East still need about 2-3 months to recover significantly.
