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Ukraine lost more than 9,000 soldiers last week
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Assaults by Russia's Sever, Zapad, Zug, Tsentr, Vostok and Dnepr military groups over the past week have caused damage to more than 9,315 Ukrainian soldiers.
Forecast of 2 forces pushing gold prices back in 2025 in 2026
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Gold prices are expected to continue to rise in 2026 as the two drivers that have pushed gold prices up nearly 60% in 2025 return.
Japan warns of a dangerous week ahead of super earthquake risk
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Japan said the likelihood of earthquakes of 8 degrees richter or more is increasing. The new warning is considered much more worrying than usual.
Forecast of when La Nina will disappear, global weather will change phase
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La Nina will weaken by early 2026, and the Pacific Ocean will return to a neutral state, according to the US Climate Prediction Center.
Extreme strange discovery on Earth due to geophysical storm
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European satellites suddenly discovered extremely strange signs on Earth due to a typhoon in November.
Mr. Trump considers exchanges with Russia before sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
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US President Donald Trump has suddenly said he could " discuss with Russia" before deciding to transfer Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine.
Storm No. 12 has officially appeared, forecast to head towards Vietnam
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The low pressure area that formed near the Philippines on the morning of October 13 is forecast to strengthen into a storm, possibly becoming the 12th storm in the East Sea and heading towards Vietnam.
Chinese flying cars make impressive debut, ambition to conquer the sky of Dubai
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China has just demonstrated a car model flying in Dubai and has received hundreds of pre-orders, affirming its ambition to conquer the super-rich in the Gulf region.
Ukraine accuses Russia of plotting to isolate Europe's largest nuclear power plant
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The Ukrainian Foreign Minister accused Russia of deliberately cutting off power at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to join Moscow's power grid.
Australia's ban on social media for children may be counterproductive
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YouTube warned that Australia's efforts to ban children under 16 from using social media could be counterproductive and not make them safer.
Record heat urges Japanese men to break male standards
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The harsh heat wave is causing many Japanese men to choose to wear umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun, an action that was once considered "only for women".
Russian military targets Ukrainian UAV pilots
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The Russian military focuses on scking down Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) control centers on the front line to create a breakthrough advantage.
Promoting the intelligence of overseas Vietnamese in national strategic planning
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Speaking with Lao Dong, Mr. Nguyen Trung Kien - Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese (NVNONN) emphasized that the overseas Vietnamese business community is a valuable resource, contributing to promoting the process of extensive integration and sustainable development of the country.
China reassures about controlling rare earth exports
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Amid trade tensions with the US, China affirmed that applying rare earth export control measures is not an export ban but a "legal, cautious and limited" step to protect national security and maintain stability in the global supply chain.
Careful loss in Gaza
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US President Donald Trump's proposal for peace in the Gaza Strip has begun to be implemented quite smoothly.
China's strategic weapons in trade negotiations with the US
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China has imposed restrictions on battery exports, creating new leverage in trade negotiations with the US.
Russian gas and the problem of life and death in the last market in Europe
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Analysts point to Turkey's fragile balance - the last "maintainer" of Russian gas in Europe.
The world is at risk of a series of ecosystem collapses
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Scientists warn that serious climate change is happening faster than expected, with coral reefs being the first major ecosystem to collapse.
Mixed reactions of French politics to the new government
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As soon as it was launched, the new French cabinet encountered difficulties when the opposition strongly opposed, while the allies remained silent.
double storm kills 44 in Mexico
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Rain caused by two tropical storms caused serious landslides and flooding in many states of Mexico.
