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US may buy Greenland instead of using military measures
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The US Secretary of State said that President Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland instead of using military measures, while many European countries oppose it.
Revealing the next target of the US in Venezuela
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After Venezuelan President Maduro was arrested, the US is said to have shaped a new strategy, focusing on putting pressure on the remaining powerful figures.
South Korea proposes China as a bridge with North Korea
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The South Korean President said he had improved trust with China, and asked President Xi Jinping to mediate dialogue with North Korea.
Gold price forecast to hit a new milestone at the end of Q1/2026
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Gold prices are forecast to increase sharply and may reach the milestone of 5,000 USD/ounce by the end of Q1/2026.
German Chancellor makes important statement related to Ukraine
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz affirmed that he is ready to deploy forces to NATO territories bordering Ukraine to participate in peacekeeping efforts.
China releases photos of a new strange object appearing in the solar system
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China's Tianwen-1 Mars rotary spacecraft has taken a clear view of the mysterious "guest" object 3I/Atlas from outside the solar system.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informs about international support as Vietnam continues to suffer from natural disasters
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The support of the international community has been directly disseminated to localities in Vietnam directly affected by the storm.
Poland establishes gas hub to help Central Europe escape dependence on Russia
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Poland will soon become a US liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply hub for Slovakia, helping to reduce dependence on energy from Russia.
Typhoon No. 13 Kalmaegi disaster forces Philippines to declare a state of emergency
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Typhoon No. 13 Kalmaegi caused so much damage to the Philippines that the President had to declare a national emergency to respond to the disaster.
Elon Musk's father suddenly wants to side with President Putin
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Elon Musk's father continued to attract attention when praising President Putin, affirming that the Russian leader was a strong man and a rational person.
Vietnam responds to concerns about the possibility of becoming a hot spot for online fraud
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Faced with the complicated developments of online fraud, Vietnam has completed the legal corridor for telecommunications management and cybersecurity.
Each Ukrainian citizen owes nearly 7,000 USD
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Ukraine's public debt reached 191 billion USD, pushing the average debt per capita to a record of nearly 7,000 USD in the context of uncertain debt repayment in the future.
Mr. Thaksin's lawyer speaks out about allegations related to the fraud ring
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Thaksin Shinawatra's lawyer has warned that he will sue those who spread the accusation that Thaksin has been linked to South African businessman Ben Smith and a fraud ring.
Ukrainian UAVs attack Russia, 13 airports temporarily suspend operations
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Ukrainian UAVs attack Russia caused a fire and explosion in Volgograd, disrupted a series of flights and caused casualties.
Suspected money laundering with $15.6 million in khungyouts in the UK
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British police have seized three $15 millioninoino skeletons from a Chinese businessman.
Potential super typhoon Fung-wong changes direction, expected to make landfall when reaching maximum intensity
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Typhoon Fung-wong strengthened into a tropical storm and was preparing to change direction, entering a rapid intensification phase.
Increasing Germany's modern armored vehicles as they approach Russia
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The German 45th Brigade deploys a 2A8 Leopard tank and PzH 2000 self-propelled artillery to Lithuania, a country near Russia.
Russia deliberately shows off nuclear super weapons to NATO spies
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President Putin revealed that Russia did not obstruct a NATO Spy ship when it observed a recent Burevestnik superweapon test.
Russia warns of consequences after US nuclear test
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Russian Security Council Vice Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said that US statements have forced Russia to consider preparing for response nuclear testing.
US aviation in crisis due to longest government shutdown in history
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The US decided to reduce flights in 40 regions by 10% from November 7 due to a lack of air traffic controllers amid the longest government shutdown in history.
