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Venezuelan oil pipeline to be opened, US changes sanctions strategy
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The US administration is preparing to issue a joint license to partially ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil.
Europe will have the world's largest energy center in the North Sea
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European countries bordering the North Sea have agreed to invest on a large scale to expand offshore wind power production.
Gold price exceeds 5,200 USD, Chinese corporation spends 1 billion USD to acquire gold
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Amidst gold prices continuously setting new records, a Chinese corporation spent nearly 1 billion USD to acquire 3 strategic gold mines in Brazil.
China is about to open a $10 billion canal connecting the mainland to Southeast Asia
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The Pinglu Canal connecting China's interior with the Gulf of Tonkin and Southeast Asia is entering the completion phase after 4 years of construction.
The second-longest severe cold in 150 years forecast to affect February
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Severe cold is forecast to last until Groundhog Day February 2nd and is one of the most severe cold spells in the US since the late 19th century.
NATO practices self-defense scenario for Europe when US support is limited
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A recent NATO exercise in Romania simulated a scenario where Europe would defend itself when the US cut off support.
The issue of ensuring security for Ukraine remains uncertain after negotiations in Florida
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The US-Ukraine talks on November 30 ended with positive signals, but the issue of ensuring security for Ukraine has not yet been agreed upon.
US coordinates with Syria to destroy a series of weapons depots of IS terrorist
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On November 30, the US military announced the destruction of 15 locations containing weapons of the Islamic State (IS) in southern Syria.
Israeli Prime Minister proposes President's amnesty
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suddenly submitted a petition for a presidential pardon on November 30, although the trial on corruption allegations has not yet ended.
The world's third largest gold reserve becomes the focus amid high gold prices
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Amid a sharp increase in gold prices, the debate in Italy over the ownership of a $300 billion gold reserve has broken out again, attracting attention from Europe to the world.
Rare signal of optimism in US-Ukraine negotiations
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The US and Ukraine have just concluded a negotiation round that is considered the most effective ever, opening up rare hope for a peace path with Russia.
Ukraine damages more than 260 soldiers in Krasnoarmeysk
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The Russian Defense Ministry said more than 260 Ukrainian soldiers had been eliminated from the battle in the Krasnoarmeysk region in the past 24 hours.
Russian UAVs dominate, tactical situation on the ground in Ukraine reverses sharply
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Russia is taking the initiative in unmanned aerial combat (UAV) in Ukraine.
Kazakhstan reacts when Ukrainian UAVs hit Russia's key oil export route
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Kazakhstan speaks out about Ukraine's attack on the world's strategic oil hub in Russia.
World gold price forecast still has room to break out in 2026
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World gold prices fell at the end of October from a record low of nearly $4,400 to below $4,000/ounce before regaining momentum in November.
Thai jewelry industry sets unprecedented record in 20 years
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Thailand's jewelry and jewelry exports exploded strongly, increasing by 49% in the first 10 months of 2025 despite many fluctuations in the global economy.
World 24h: New low pressure appears, forecast for 1-2 more storms near Phillipines
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Latest world news 11/30: New low pressure appears, December storm forecast to be many fluctuations; Gold price increases impressively for the fourth consecutive month...
Brunei King begins State visit to Vietnam
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The visit of the King of Brunei affirms the determination of the two countries to continuously strengthen friendship and cooperation.
The silent wave of anger after the apartment fire in Hong Kong (China)
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More than 128 people have died, 150 people are missing and Hong Kong (China) is covered in pain after the catastrophic apartment fire.
Europe faces the risk of political seismic damage
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The Hungarian Prime Minister warned that recognizing Ukraine's failure could create deep changes in European policy.
