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Greenlanders do not want to switch from Denmark to the US
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Greenland is being caught up in a geopolitical storm as the US wants to annex this autonomous territory belonging to Denmark.
Potential equipment Russia develops for high-tech military forces
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Russia shapes future military capabilities through a series of multi-sectoral modern weapons projects.
Greenland scenario appears to vote on Russia's annexation in the next few days
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Mr. Medvedev unexpectedly put forward a scenario that Greenland could hold a referendum to annex Russia if the US is slow.
Reasons why Russian S-300 missiles are inactive when the US arrests Venezuelan President
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Russian-made S-300 missiles were not yet connected to radar when US helicopters rushed to arrest Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
EU leader warns about NATO's fate if the US controls Greenland
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If the US controls Greenland by military means, NATO may face the risk of disintegration and lead to serious consequences in the eyes of the public.
Forecast of the frequency of severe cold and ice and snow this winter
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The rise of La Nina could make this year's winter more severe, with the possibility of frequent severe cold and snow in many areas.
Cambodia breaks 2 more online scams, arrests 658 people
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658 suspects were arrested in raids into major online scams in Cambodia.
Fung-wong rapidly intensifies, at risk of becoming a super typhoon and changing direction earlier than expected
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Typhoon Fung-wong - the predecessor of Typhoon No. 14 in the East Sea - is continuing to rapidly strengthen and will become a super typhoon in the next few hours.
World 24h: Reasons for stronger cold air, cold winter
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World news 8.11: EU expects to get stronger thanks to more; La Nina rises, signaling stronger cold air, cold winter...
Afghanistan-Pakistan peace negotiations break down
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Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have broken, although a ceasefire between the two sides has been maintained.
Russia breaks down gas infrastructure, Ukraine struggles ahead of harsh winter
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Russia's major attack on energy infrastructure has caused widespread power outages, raising concerns about Ukraine's heating system collapsing.
British man sentenced to 7 years in prison for trying to Spy on Russia
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A 65-year-old British man has been sentenced to seven years in prison after trying to sell information to two agents he thought were Russian but were actually British spies.
Surprised by the rate of Russian people supporting Mr. Putin
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According to the latest survey, the trust in President Putin is twice as high as in the United Russia Party, showing the superior personal prestige of the leader.
New low pressure forecast right after storm Fung-wong, may enter the East Sea
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A new low pressure is forecast to form after Typhoon Fung-wong - the predecessor to Typhoon No. 14 in the East Sea - which may enter the East Sea.
US suddenly supports EU in using Russian frozen assets
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The US has said it absolutely supports the EU's $217 billion plan, even as Belgium fears and Russia threatens retaliation.
Russia controls more important areas after a week of offensive
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The Russian Defense Ministry said its forces had taken control of the Uspenovka community in the Zaporozhye region between 1 and 7 November.
EU expects stronger thanks to more
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Publicating a report assessing the efforts of European countries to fulfill their commitments to the European Union (EU) and the conditions for joining the EU is a periodic matter for the EU Commission. But the report published on November 4 is even more special as the EU Commission is optimistic that by 2030, the alliance could be expanded again.
Major Russian oil buyers exempted from US sanctions
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US President Donald Trump has granted Hungary a sanctions exemption for purchasing Russian oil.
Russia speaks out about rumors related to Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
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Completely untrue, the Kremlin spokesman asserted, amid the public buzz about Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Europe is about to have a 1 billion cubic meter/year gas pipeline from a new partner
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The first gas pipeline project from Israel to Europe, with a capacity of 1 billion cubic meters of gas/year, could become a turning point to help Europe reduce dependence on Russian gas.
