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Japan will receive 250 PhD students in semiconductors from Vietnam
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Japan is committed to receiving 250 out of 500 PhD students in the semiconductor industry that Vietnam aims to train by 2030.
Ancient life suddenly wakes up after 40,000 years, warns of risks with the present
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An ancient microbe buried for 40,000 years under the eternal ice layer of Alaska suddenly revived, silently exploded and functioned.
World 24h: New storm forecast to form as storm No. 15 continues to strengthen in the East Sea
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World news 11/27: Europe is calm with the first cold spell of winter despite the absence of Russian gas; New storm forecast to form as storm No. 15 continues to strengthen in the East Sea...
Heartbreaking note in the apartment fire tragedy in Hong Kong (China)
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Notes in the fire statistics table in Hong Kong (China) make many people feel heartbroken.
South Korea Launches Strongest Sanctions on Scammer Chen Zhi's Network
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South Korea has imposed its strongest sanctions on a multinational cybercrime network involving Prince Group of scammer Chen Zhi.
Forecast of the possibility of consecutive super typhoons appearing in October
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Record high sea temperatures make it entirely possible for super typhoons to appear consecutively in October.
Russian President Putin is ready to meet US President Donald Trump
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The Kremlin affirmed that the invitation to a summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump is still valid.
World 24h: Shocking details revealed in the Nord Stream sabotage
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Latest world news September 28: Details revealed to cover up the suspect in the Nord Stream sabotage; Storm Paolo forecast after storm No. 10 Bualoi in early October...
Russia counterattacks, blocking a series of attacks by Ukraine
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On September 27-28, Russia announced the destruction of an armed Ukrainian group, gained more settlements and imposed fire control in Kherson.
Thailand - Cambodia clashes tensively at the United Nations
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On September 27, Thailand and Cambodia held a fierce armed clash at the United Nations, in the context of border tensions that have not cooled down.
China inaugurates bridge 9 times higher than US Golden Gate bridge
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The world's tallest bridge has just opened to traffic in Guizhou (China), with a height of 625m, shortening the journey across the Hoa Giang mountain range from 2 hours to just 2 minutes.
Iran declares response after reimposing sanctions
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On September 28, UN sanctions against Iran began to take effect, causing Tehran to react strongly.
Kremlin believes domestic customers will not turn their backs on Russian gas
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The Kremlin insists Turkey remains committed to Russian gas supplies for practical economic benefits.
Germany wants to give the army the right to shoot down UAVs
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The German interior minister has proposed amending the law so that the military can directly shoot down unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
New earthquake warning as Japan discovers seabed subsidence
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The Japanese research team for the first time identified the annual subsidence of the seabed near the Nankai ditch, sounding a new earthquake warning.
Russia recorded 39 consecutive earthquakes in just 2 days
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In just two days, September 27-28, Russia's Kamchatka region faced 39 consecutive earthquakes, with one affecting up to 6 severity.
Israel issues warning about phone calls inviting spies to Iran
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Israel has warned people about calls saying Iranian intelligence is recruiting spies, amid an increase in spies discovered via Telegram.
Europe faces the risk of paying a heavy price for trying to shoot down Russian fighters
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has issued a series of strong warnings to the West and the US about the intention to attack Moscow.
Israel may have to accept painful grades
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Israel is expected to accept painful grades in the Gaza peace plan, as Trump says negotiations are proceeding.
Risk of closing the US government, Mr. Trump may increase extraordinary power
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Trump could take advantage of the US government's closure to expand influence, taking steps far beyond previous precedents.
