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Series of tourist boats leave the Gulf amid temporary ceasefire
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After more than a month of being stuck due to escalating conflict, most international cruise ships have begun their route through the Strait of Hormuz to escape the dangerous zone.
Russian oil through Druzhba to Hungary may resume from next week
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Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline to Hungary may be restored as early as next week.
Iran denies news of agreeing to all terms with the US
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Iranian Foreign Ministry denies agreeing to transfer uranium to the US.
US - Iran jointly say open, but the Strait of Hormuz is not really smooth
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Both the US and Iran affirm that the Strait of Hormuz is completely open. However, there are still doubts about when commercial transportation will return to pre-conflict levels.
World 24h: Gold price towards 5,000 USD/ounce
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World news April 17: Nord Stream sues for 580 million euros in British court; Gold price moves towards 5,000 USD/ounce...
US spends $20 million per day on campaign to arrest Venezuelan President
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The cost of maintaining the US's huge military force in the Caribbean region is costing tens of millions of USD per day after Mr. Maduro's arrest.
India explodes demand for expensive mineral water
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The upper class in India is willing to spend money on high-end mineral water, turning drinking water into a symbol of a new lifestyle.
Ukraine airstrike hit key ballistic missile production line
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The President of Ukraine has just confirmed that a strategic weapon production line capable of long-range attack has been destroyed after a missile attack.
Mr. Obama confirms aliens are real
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Former US President Obama attracts attention when interviewed about extraterrestrial life.
Year of the Horse: 7 typical successful figures of China
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People born in the Year of the Horse are often said to have a strong source of energy, dare to face challenges and are not afraid to break through limits.
Greenland puts Denmark at risk of being sued for agreement with the US
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Greenland became the focus of controversy when a defense agreement with the US put Denmark at risk of being sued for inconstitutionalism.
Cuba severely short of fuel, postpones world-famous cigar festival
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Cuba postpones annual cigar festival due to severe fuel shortage and widespread power outages.
Cold air moves quickly, the coldest places during Tet
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Cold air is moving southward, covering many areas right during the Lunar New Year (February 15-19).
Russia shoots down a series of Ukrainian UAVs at night
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Russian air defense forces intercepted and destroyed at least 20 Ukrainian fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over Russian territory overnight.
Vietnam emerges as a new Asian tiger candidate
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Vietnam maintains impressive growth momentum, gradually affirming its position as a rising economy in Asia.
Vietnam-US bridge spans across the Pacific
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30 years after the normalization of relations, Vietnam and the United States are entering a new phase - where culture, creativity and the young generation are gradually becoming the most sustainable bridges. In Lao Dong's New Year's conversation with US Ambassador Marc E. Knapper before he ended his term in Vietnam, those bridges appeared not only through diplomacy, but also through music, culture, family memories and the journey of reconciliation between the past and the future, along with belief in the rising soft power of Vietnam.
Cuba's fuel crisis is a major test for BRICS
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Cuba is facing its biggest challenge in recent decades.
US changes mechanism to retain Venezuelan oil money
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Revenue from Venezuelan oil exceeded 1 billion USD and the US transferred money to this country instead of accounts in Qatar.
Denmark warns Europe about emergency thinking for survival
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Denmark believes that Europe needs an "urgent mindset" on deterrence and defense if it wants to survive in a volatile world order.
The US is preparing for a prolonged anti-Iran campaign
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The US is currently strengthening its forces amid diplomatic challenges with Iran.
