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Gold price hikes fuel 1.4 billion USD scandal in China
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Amidst a sharp increase in gold prices, the sudden collapse of a large gold trading platform shook Shenzhen city, China.
Commemorating the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam in France
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On the morning of January 31, the Vietnamese Embassy in France held a ceremony to celebrate the 96th anniversary of the founding of the glorious Communist Party of Vietnam.
Ukraine signals postponement of trilateral talks with US, Russia
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Ukraine signals that trilateral talks with the US and Russia may be postponed, as President Zelensky said Kiev is still waiting for specific information from Washington.
Russian soldiers expand 10km of buffer zone in Sumy area
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Russian soldiers have expanded the buffer zone in the Sumy region, bordering Russia's Kursk province, by about 10km after controlling the Belaya Beryoza residential area.
Cambodia cracks down on large fraud den, deports hundreds of foreigners
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Cambodian National Police launched a large-scale online fraud crackdown in Bavet, Svay Rieng province on January 31.
Chinese aviation sets record for the longest flight on the planet
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Chinese airline China Eastern Airlines has just set a record when launching the longest one-way flight on the planet, shortening 4 flights to South America.
US aviation giant evaporates 200 million USD
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Delta Airlines suffered a $200 million loss due to a prolonged government shutdown, causing bookings to decline and many flights in the US to be canceled.
City in the US cools more than Mars' surface during record cold
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The cold front in late November caused temperatures in Minneapolis - a US city - to drop as low as daytime on the star Mars.
Resuming search for MH370, data reveals unusual scenario
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On December 4, Malaysia announced that marine survey company Ocean Infinity will begin searching for MH370 from December 30, with a non-continuous 55-day period.
New Zealand suspect arrested for stealing 20,000 USD in yellow eggs
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A New Zealand man was accused of swallowing a gold egg necklace worth nearly 20,000 USD in the store.
US suffers over $100 million in damage after military plane crashes
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In less than two months, the US has lost three military aircraft, including the F-16C, F/A-18 and MH-60R, with total estimated losses of more than $100 million.
Russian army surrounds and cuts off supply routes to 5 Ukrainian brigades
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The Russian military cut off all supply routes to five Ukrainian brigades in Dmitrov, putting about 1,000 soldiers in a state of near complete surrounding.
The predecessor of storm No. 16 is accelerating, at risk of making landfall this weekend
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The potential low pressure area of Typhoon Wilma, the predecessor of Typhoon No. 16 in the East Sea, is approaching the east coast, millions of people in the Philippines are in the warning area.
Extreme cold air flows down, many cold records from the 19th century may be broken
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Several 19th-century cold records could fall this week as cold air mass from the Arctic flows south.
2 scenarios that can cause gold prices to be completely revalued in 2026
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Gold prices are facing a new breakout, with two special scenarios that could push gold to unprecedented price zones in 2026.
EU cuts off Russian gas, raising concerns about a new shock in Europe
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The EU's decision to block Russian gas could trigger a "energy price storm" across Europe.
Russian plane carrying 425 people has engine fire, had to make emergency turnover
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The Boeing 777 of Russian airline Red Wings had to urgently return to the airport due to engine failure immediately after takeoff.
Russia controls Chervonoye community in Zaporizhzhia
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On December 3, the forces of the Eastern Army (Russia) advanced deep into the opponent's front line and controlled the Chervonoye community in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Warning of early winter storm causing chaotic weather
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Although it has not yet reached the "bomb cyclone" threshold, the storm in early December brought strong winds and cold rain, opening the severe winter weather.
3 red lines expose concerns NATO is removed from US-Russia negotiations
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Several NATO countries are demanding that security red lines be absolutely respected in all peace agreements, citing concerns that their voices have been forgotten.
