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China shaken by the $1 billion hydropower project accused of being cut
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China's more than $1 billion hydroelectric project is under investigation for cost cuts and law violations.
South Korea continues to support Vietnam in overcoming the consequences of storms and floods
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South Korea has just decided to provide a humanitarian aid package worth 500,000 USD to help Vietnam overcome the consequences of storms and floods in the Central region.
The final contract to bring Russian gas to Europe via pipeline is about to expire
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Russia is in talks with its Turkish partners about gas contracts and the possibility of extending them until next year.
US confirms the attack on the Venezuelan ship is legal
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The White House defended the US attack on a suspected drug trafficking ship from Venezuela as a legitimate and self-defense act.
The huge amount of aid suspected of being seized in the Ukraine corruption scandal
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Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov said more than $100 billion in aid from the West may have fallen into the pockets of corrupt Ukrainian officials.
European Union officially reimposes sanctions on Iran
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On September 29, the European Union (EU) confirmed it had reactivated sanctions against Iran for its non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal.
Body found in the belly of a plane crash site in the US
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The body of one person found in the American Airlines landing gear compartment at Charlotte Airport (USA) is being investigated by the police.
Mr. Thaksin continues to ask for amnesty despite reduced sentence
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Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has asked for another pardon, despite his sentence being reduced from 8 years to 1 year, causing controversy over its validity.
Many food poisoning cases challenge Indonesia's free meal program
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On September 29, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto spoke out to defend the free meal program after about 6,000 people suffered from food poisoning.
NASA announces 10 new astronauts for the Moon and Mars mission
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NASA announces 10 new astronauts, preparing for Artemis missions to the Moon and beyond, Mars exploration.
Iran executes 1 person accused of spying for Israel
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Iran continues to execute another person suspected of spying for Israel, bringing the total number of people subject to similar penalties to 12 in just about 3 months.
China launches K visa, competes with the US in the race to attract talent
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On September 29, China launched the technology technology technology technology technology visa, in the context of the US increasing the H-1B visa fee to 100,000 USD.
Forecast of heavy storms near the East Sea in October, which may affect Vietnam
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October storm forecast has 2-4 storms/tropical depressions in the Philippines, some of which may enter the East Sea, affecting Vietnam.
China and North Korea affirm to maintain strong relations
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The Chinese and North Korean foreign ministers held talks in Beijing, affirming that they will maintain strong relations in the context of regional fluctuations.
Hamas loses hostages, calls on Israel to stop fighting for search
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Hamas' al-Qassam Brigade called on the Israeli army to stop the airstrike to search for two missing hostages in Gaza city.
Former South Korean Prime Minister appears in court
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Former South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck Soo will have to appear in court for civil purposes from September 30, with an accusation of assisting former President Yoon Suk Yeol in declaring martial law.
Russia wants to negotiate the dismantling of the nuclear arsenal of the UK and France
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Russia stressed that nuclear negotiations need to be expanded, not only limited to Russia and the US but also including the UK and France.
Key weakness that makes the EU's Russian gas ban counterproductive
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The EU has just decided to speed up plans to ban Russian gas imports earlier than expected, but this plan contains a key weakness.
Denmark bans UAVs from operation after a series of air encroachments
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On September 28, Denmark banned civil flights using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) after detecting many foreign UAVs appearing at a number of military facilities overnight.
Important support wave for Palestine
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After 2024, 2025 will witness a new wave of support for Palestine in the decades-long conflict with Israel in the Middle East when many members of the United Nations (UN) (UN) are present, especially at the time of this year's UN General Assembly session, officially recognizing the independent State of Palestine.
