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Unexpected developments in the possibility of the tropical depression strengthening into storm No. 16

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The tropical depression near the East Sea weakened into a low pressure on the morning of December 7, and is unlikely to strengthen into storm No. 16.

Top sponsor significantly reduces military aid to Ukraine

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Denmark will only allocate half of its military aid to Ukraine next year compared to 2025. This amount is forecast to continue to decrease sharply after 2026.

Ukraine lost nearly 1,500 soldiers in a day

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The Russian Defense Ministry said that Ukrainian forces lost about 1,450 soldiers on December 6 in military campaign areas.

Warning of serious risks at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine

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The shield of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine was damaged after the UAV attack, causing the IAEA to warn of the risk of radioactive leakage.

Foreigners can send dialogue questions to President Putin

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Foreigners can also send questions to the year-end question-and-answer session with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Ms. Sanae Takaichi is about to become Japan's first female prime minister

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Ms. Sanae Takaichi is about to become Japan's first female prime minister after winning the ruling LDP election.

Russia accuses Ukraine of attacking schools and civilians

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Russia said the city of Gorlovka in Donbass had suffered a series of UAV attacks, many civilians were injured and infrastructure was damaged, including schools.

Mr. Trump declares Hamas ready for peace, demands Israel stop bombing

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Mr Trump affirmed that Hamas had partly approved the plan, calling on Israel to end airstrikes to pave the way for peace.

Behind the US government shutdown

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The defeat of each other's budget bills by the Democrats and Republicans in the US Senate has again pushed the US into a state of government shutdown. After nearly 7 years and again under Donald Trump as US President, the US has fallen into this situation, the 15th time since 1981,.

Storm No. 11 continues to strengthen in the East Sea, affecting the whole area from tonight

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Typhoon No. 11 Matmo is continuously strengthening in the East Sea and heading towards the vicinity of the Lusian Peninsula, China.

A lawmaker calls for help Nord Stream sabotage suspect get out of prison

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A European lawmaker caused a stir when he proposed organizing a Ukrainian Nord Stream sabotage suspect to escape prison instead of being extradited to Germany.

Hamas gives final response to Trump's peace letter

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Hamas agreed to release hostages in Gaza, but set certain conditions for a peace deal.

Russian UAVs blow away a series of Ukrainian weapons

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Over the past week, Russia has launched many attacks with long-range precision weapons and UAVs against the Ukrainian military's base and gathering point.

US airstrike kills 4 drug trafficking suspects near Venezuela

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The US military airstrikes a suspected drug-carrying boat off the coast of Venezuela on October 3, killing four people.

The next storm's seeds appear right after storm No. 11

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While Typhoon No. 11 is developing complicatedly, a new low pressure has appeared that is likely to strengthen into the next storm.

Net-Zero Bank Alliance stops operating

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The Net-Zero Banking Alliance, a United Nations-backed initiative calling on carbon-neutral investment banks, announced a shutdown on October 3.

patriot runs out of steam, a series of Russian missiles pass over Ukrainian air defense

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Russia used upgraded ballistic missiles to overcome the US-made patriot air defense system during the war in Ukraine.

World 24h: Storm No. 11 Matmo is forecast to be fiercely strong when entering the East Sea

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Latest world news 3.10: Storm No. 11 Matmo will intensify violently when entering the East Sea; Gold prices are looking forward to the 7th consecutive week of increase...

OpenAI takes over SpaceX's world's most valuable startup

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The $500 billion valuation puts OpenAI ahead of Elon Musk's SpaceX, becoming the world's largest startup.

Surprising verdict on oil ship breaking 5 cables in the Baltic Sea

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Finland has no authority to prosecute the captain and two crew members of the tanker ship accused of cutting power cables and Internet cables in the Baltic Sea.