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Ukraine confirms more than 80% of power plants destroyed after airstrikes

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More than 80% of Ukraine's power plants have been damaged or destroyed, causing power generation capacity to decrease sharply and the energy system has not yet been fully restored.

New low pressure strengthens near the East Sea as Hurricane Dolphin continues to intensify

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PAGASA warns that the new low pressure area is highly likely to strengthen into a tropical depression, while Typhoon Dolphin continues to strengthen offshore.

Russia claims to intercept 320 Ukrainian UAVs overnight

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Russian air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 320 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over many areas of Russia.

British Royal Family turns electronic waste into a new gold source

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The British Royal Mint recovers gold from electronic waste using new chemical technology, turning old components into high-end jewelry.

Guatemala warns of danger from volcanic eruptions

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The Guatemalan National Coordinating Agency for Natural Disaster Mitigation warned that Fuego volcano in this country continues to operate with columns of ash rising high.

Europe's strongest aircraft carrier advances to the Middle East as soon as French ship attacked in Hormuz

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France deploys aircraft carrier strike group to the Strait of Hormuz for the ability to deploy defense missions.

Typhoon Hagupit strengthens further before approaching Philippine waters

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Typhoon Hagupit may enter the Philippine forecast area this weekend.

World 24h: Low pressure enters the Philippines, forecast time for thunderstorms

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World news 6. 5: Sweden will establish a new intelligence agency, likened to the UK's MI6; Low pressure enters the Philippines, forecasting the time for thunderstorms...

Russian Northern Task Force shoots down more than 100 UAVs in Sumy in just 1 day

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Units of the Russian Northern Combat Group discovered and destroyed 104 Ukrainian UAVs in the direction of Sumy in 24 hours.

Looking back at Sweden's crackdown on a million-dollar pirated website

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The Pirate Bay pirated web case exposes the fierce confrontation between the entertainment industry and the online data sharing community.

President Trump reveals daily exercise time

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US President Donald Trump signed a document to bring the student fitness award back to school, and revealed his exercise time.

Low pressure enters the Philippines, thunderstorms forecast from tonight

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The low pressure enters the forecast area of the Philippines and is forecast to cause thunderstorms in many places from the evening of May 6.

Sweden will establish a new intelligence agency, likened to the British MI6

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Sweden plans to establish a new foreign intelligence agency in the context of the country adjusting its security policy after the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict.

Russia says it can escort ships in the Baltic Sea if threatened with blockade

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Russian MPs believe that Moscow has enough capacity to escort cargo ships in the Baltic Sea if transportation to Kaliningrad is obstructed.

Iran sets safety conditions for oil tankers when passing through the Strait of Hormuz

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Iran requires ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz through a separate corridor, warning other routes are unsafe.

World oil prices fall for 2 consecutive days

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Signs of cooling Middle East conflict pull oil prices down, market expects supply to be restored soon.

US suspends efforts to escort ships in the Strait of Hormuz

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President Donald Trump said that the US will temporarily stop the escort operation of ships across the Strait of Hormuz.

El Nino could be strongest in 30 years, no longer according to old rules

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A strong El Nino wave may be about to appear. Climate change is changing the impact of this phenomenon.

World 24h: Forecast of possibility of low pressure near the Philippines strengthening into a storm

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Latest world news May 5th: Gold prices are still forecast to increase; 2 low pressures move towards the Philippines, possibly strengthening into Typhoon Caloy...

Iranian oil tanker appears in Lombok Strait, Indonesia says it does not violate maritime law

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Indonesia affirms that Iranian oil tankers have the right to pass through its waters under international law of the sea.