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US reviews all green cards from 19 countries after shooting that killed bodyguards
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The US has said it will review all green cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries that were classified as "concerned" after the shooting that killed one National Guard officer.
Today, the Nord Stream suspect appeared in court in Germany
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The Nord Stream suspect, a Ukrainian citizen, has been extradited by Italy to Germany.
Mr. Putin said that a peace treaty with Ukraine cannot be signed at this time
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Amid the disruption of information about peace proposals, Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed that the agreement with Ukraine is currently legally impossible.
Hong Kong apartment fire (China): Fire flares up again, at least 94 people killed
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At least 94 people died when the fire at an apartment building in Hong Kong (China) was not completely extinguished.
Forecast of the main affected area of rare storm Senyar
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Tropical storm Senyar is located off the northern coast of Sumatra Island, about 100km southwest of the coastal town of Lumut in Perak State, Malaysia.
International public opinion criticizes Israel for blocking 14 Gaza relief ships
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The act of blocking the relief train caused Israel to face a wave of fierce protests from many countries.
Tomahawk missile intends to supply Ukraine with unpredictable nuclear danger
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The former US colonel warned that the Tomahawk missiles planned to supply Ukraine are vulnerable to shelling but pose unpredictable nuclear risks.
France investigates Russian oil tanker, suspected of belonging to the shadow fleet
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On October 1, French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the investigation into the Boracay oil tanker suspected of belonging to the Russian "shadow fleet" anchored offshore in Saint-Nazaire.
Forecast of the next area affected by storm No. 11 Matmo
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As Typhoon No. 11 Matmo enters the East Sea, the Hong Kong Weather Forecast Agency (China) will consider issuing a Category 1 storm warning signal on the evening of October 3.
2 plane crashes at US airport, 85 passengers escape
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Two Delta Air Lines aircraft collided while rolling at La Gu Guardia Airport in New York, USA on the evening of October 1.
Workers in 4 Caribbean countries are free to work across borders for the first time
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On October 1, 4 Caribbean countries officially opened their borders to each other's workers under a "comprehensive free movement" agreement.
Storm Matmo forms, forecast to directly affect the mainland of Vietnam
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The tropical depression in the Philippines has strengthened into Typhoon Matmo. The storm is forecast to strengthen as it enters the East Sea.
US suspect shares intelligence for Ukraine to attack Russia
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The US has agreed to share intelligence data to help Ukraine carry out long-range strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure.
Ukraine accuses Russia of drone attacks on nuclear power plant area
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Ukrainian President Zelensky accused Russia of the attack that caused power outages in Chernobyl, raising concerns about the risk of nuclear.
Israel arrests Gaza relief ship, accuses the group of violating territory
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On the evening of October 1 (local time), Global Sumud Flotilla said that the Israeli army had intercepted and boarded a number of aid ships of this group on their way to Gaza.
Surprised by the world's number 1 Russian oil buyer, far ahead of India
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An Asian economy has become the world's largest customer for Russian oil products, far ahead of India.
59 people are still trapped in the collapse of an Indonesian school
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About 59 people are still trapped under the rubble of a collapsed school on Java Island, Indonesia's main island.
Storm Imelda reaches maximum intensity, threatening the most severely affected area
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Imelda is approaching Bermuda as a Category 2 hurricane.
US pledges to ensure security for Qatar
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US President Donald Trump has signed an executive decree pledging that Washington will ensure security for Qatar.
Internet and telecommunications in Afghanistan recover after 3 days of losing the network
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Telecommunications networks and the Internet in Afghanistan have returned but are slow, causing concerns about the risk of unexpected disruptions in the future.
