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British Prime Minister pledges to reform social care system
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New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to comprehensively reform the country's social care system to reduce pressure on the National Health Service.
Iraq opens investigation after allegations of UAV attacking Saudi Arabian oil fields
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Iraq opened an investigation after Saudi Arabia accused many drones originating from Iraqi territory of targeting its oil facilities.
Japan activates tsunami warning after 7.1 magnitude earthquake
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The strong earthquake shook Kyushu Island of Japan, reaching the highest level on the country's own earthquake scale.
Russian capital suffers the largest airstrike in 2 years
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More than 390 drones targeted the Moscow region, the capital of Russia, of which 81 were destroyed as soon as they approached the city.
President Trump speaks out about allegations of Russia providing intelligence to Iran
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President Donald Trump said he does not believe Russia provided intelligence to Iran, but will directly discuss this accusation with President Vladimir Putin.
NATO considers withdrawing annual summit due to tensions with US
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NATO is said to be considering ending the annual summit organization amid strained relations with the US.
Fossil fuel elimination negotiations: 50 countries will participate
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More than 50 countries will meet in Colombia, launching the first global negotiations to reduce dependence on fossil fuels that cause global warming.
Russia signals it may untie the technical knot for Iran nuclear deal
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Russia may help the US and Iran finalize technical details of a new nuclear deal, according to Russian experts.
Human-shaped robot experiments at Japanese airport
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Human-shaped robots are being tested at Haneda Airport (Japan) to reduce labor pressure in the aviation industry.
Germany holds the second largest gold reserve in the world, arguing about "battling pigs to save money
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Germany is holding a huge gold asset and some economists as well as politicians believe it is time to "stir up savings".
President Trump is not satisfied with Iran's proposal
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US President Donald Trump is said to be dissatisfied with the new peace proposal from Iran.
Two Russian oil tankers turn around in the sea, final destination unknown
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Two Russian oil tankers carrying super-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) oil were diverted in the middle of the journey.
Russia's richest billionaire super yacht crosses the Hormuz Strait amid blockade
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One of the world's largest super yachts owned by a Russian billionaire, passed through the Strait of Hormuz on April 25.
Shooter at White House party accused of assassinating President
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The suspect who opened fire at the White House party attended by Mr. Donald Trump has been prosecuted for plotting to assassinate the president.
World 24h: Mixed forecasts about upcoming gold prices
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Latest world news 27. 4: Gold prices become increasingly unpredictable, Continuous earthquakes in Japan amid super-seismic warnings...
Israel investigates allegations of soldiers stealing in Lebanon
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The Israeli military opened an investigation after reflections on the act of taking civilian property in southern Lebanon.
Kremlin: Russia is still an integral part of Europe
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The Kremlin affirmed that Russia cannot be considered a major threat to Europe because it is still part of the continental space.
New decisive turning point
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The removal of the ban on exporting lethal weapons shows that the Japanese government, under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, is taking another step in the roadmap to adjust and replace the current "Peace Constitution".
Conflict pushes global military spending to increase sharply
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The SIPRI report shows that increasing instability and conflict are causing countries to sharply increase their defense budgets globally.
North Korea declares continued support for Russia
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North Korea reaffirmed its position in favor of Russia, emphasizing strategic cooperation and commemorating fallen soldiers in Russia.
