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World 24h: Hundreds of people evacuated when a 11m high tsunami hit New Zealand

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World news 9. 6: US Apache helicopter crashes near the Strait of Hormuz; Hundreds of people evacuated when a 11m high tsunami hit New Zealand...

China starts construction of world's largest LNG tanker

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China has just started construction of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker with a capacity of 271,000m3, which is introduced as the largest in the world today.

11m high tsunami forces hundreds of New Zealanders to evacuate

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Hundreds of coastal residents in New Zealand's capital Wellington had to evacuate when tsunamis up to 11m high hit the coastal area on June 9.

Robot helper who knows how to cook and wash clothes is about to be tested in people's homes

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A Chinese company will bring 100 human-shaped robots into households for free trials from this year.

Cuba experiences the strongest earthquake in nearly 150 years, with tremors spreading to the US and Mexico

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The 6.1 magnitude earthquake that occurred off the northwest coast of Cuba on June 8 is considered the strongest in the region in nearly 150 years.

Iran may still be strong enough to defend for months

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According to Chinese experts, Iran can still maintain military operations for 2 to 3 months and maintain its advantage in the Strait of Hormuz.

Large factory fire in South Korea, many people jump out of building to escape

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The fire occurred at about 1:18 pm on the 20th, local time at 3 am at a car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea.

Iranian general killed in airstrike after statement about missile capability

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Iranian General Ali Mohammad Naeini was killed after speaking about missile capabilities, increasing tensions in the conflict in Iran.

Middle East may lag 20 years behind due to Iran's unprecedented attack on Qatar

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Iran's attacks on Qatar on March 18-19 caused heavy damage, disrupted LNG supplies and could cause the Middle East to decline for up to 20 years.

EU loan to support Ukraine continues to be blocked

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The EU is seeking to disburse a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine despite Hungary's continued veto, raising concerns that Kiev may soon run out of money in the next few weeks.

US sanctioned oil tanker transported 5 million barrels of oil out of the Gulf

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Amidst more than 540 international ships stranded due to war, 3 oil tankers on the US blacklist successfully transported 5 million barrels of oil out of the Gulf.

Kim Jong Un and his daughter sit in North Korea's new tank for military exercises

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North Korean President Kim Jong Un shows off new tanks in a large-scale exercise, emphasizing combat and modern defense capabilities.

US reveals the fate of 140 million barrels of Iranian oil adrift at sea

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed plans to lift temporary sanctions on 140 million barrels of Iranian oil stuck at sea to cool down energy prices.

Mr. Trump recalls Pearl Harbor event in talks with Japanese Prime Minister

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In a meeting at the White House, Mr. Trump frankly shared the reasons why the US keeps its military plan in Iran secret from partner countries.

EU avoids being deeply drawn into direct confrontation in Iranian conflict

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The European Union (EU) summit has just concluded without making any military support commitments for the military campaign in Iran.

Russia announces the time to send nuclear power plant to the Moon

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The nuclear power plant with a capacity of at least 5kW and a lifespan of up to 10 years will be put on the Moon by Russia in the mid-2030s.

Russian gas pipeline in the Black Sea attacked by UAVs continuously

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Russian gas pipeline to Turkey attacked by drone.

Trump asks Israel to stop attacking Iranian energy sources

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Escalating conflict shakes the energy market, Trump seeks to limit attacks on Iran's oil and gas infrastructure.

Hungary opens new gas route, joins hands with neighbors to build 115km pipeline

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Hungary will build a gas pipeline with Slovenia to import gas from Italy.

Happy workers in Indonesia

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A new survey shows that Indonesia ranks first in Asia-Pacific in terms of work happiness. But behind that 82% figure is not only the simple joy in the office, but also the story of how workers find joy in very small things and learn to live with pressure.