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Tim Cook will resign as Apple CEO
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Apple announced on April 20 that Tim Cook will resign as CEO in September and hand over the highest position to veteran personnel John Ternus.
German auto industry shifts to weapons production
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Germany's auto industry is shifting its focus from manufacturing automobiles and components to weapons manufacturing due to reduced demand and increased militarization in Europe.
Iran reveals nuclear orientation amid international pressure over enriched uranium
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Iran affirms nuclear development within the framework of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and does not give up the right to enrich uranium.
Russia announces dismissal of nearly 7,300 Ukrainian soldiers in one week
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The Ukrainian army has lost nearly 7,300 soldiers, including foreign mercenaries, in the area of Russia's special military operations in the past week.
The strongest El Nino in 140 years may appear globally from May
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China warns strong El Nino could exacerbate global fossil fuel crisis.
Unique mahogany chocolate for the New Year in Hong Kong (China)
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The handicraft chocolate brand Conspiracy Chocolate has just launched a unique Tam Thai Bao mahjong collection to welcome the Year of the Horse.
Vietnam emerges as a new capital for remote workers
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Vietnam is becoming a new destination in Southeast Asia for remote workers thanks to its affordable cost and superior infrastructure.
Horse hooves on the soul of the prairie
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In Mongolia, horses are not only a means of livelihood, but the soul of the steppe, persistently present in contemporary life, in historical memories, in nomadic economy and even in the world of belief - spirituality. Sitting on horseback, crossing the vast grasslands of Central Asia, people have a strong feeling as if they are following the shadows of the glorious great hãn in history.
Blind prophet Vanga and noteworthy coincidence forecast for 2026
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The interpretations of the blind prophet Vanga's predictions are recalled as 2026 fluctuations raise questions about the thought-provoking coincidence.
Cuba still receives aid despite the US trying every way to prevent it
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Despite tighter US sanctions, Cuba continues to receive humanitarian aid shipments from many countries.
US massive airstrikes on IS amid troop withdrawal from bases in Syria
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The US military has just carried out 10 airstrikes on more than 30 IS targets in the context of Washington starting to withdraw troops from strategic bases.
US spends $20 million per day on campaign to arrest Venezuelan President
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The cost of maintaining the US's huge military force in the Caribbean region is costing tens of millions of USD per day after Mr. Maduro's arrest.
India explodes demand for expensive mineral water
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The upper class in India is willing to spend money on high-end mineral water, turning drinking water into a symbol of a new lifestyle.
Ukraine airstrike hit key ballistic missile production line
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The President of Ukraine has just confirmed that a strategic weapon production line capable of long-range attack has been destroyed after a missile attack.
Mr. Obama confirms aliens are real
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Former US President Obama attracts attention when interviewed about extraterrestrial life.
Year of the Horse: 7 typical successful figures of China
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People born in the Year of the Horse are often said to have a strong source of energy, dare to face challenges and are not afraid to break through limits.
Greenland puts Denmark at risk of being sued for agreement with the US
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Greenland became the focus of controversy when a defense agreement with the US put Denmark at risk of being sued for inconstitutionalism.
Cuba severely short of fuel, postpones world-famous cigar festival
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Cuba postpones annual cigar festival due to severe fuel shortage and widespread power outages.
Cold air moves quickly, the coldest places during Tet
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Cold air is moving southward, covering many areas right during the Lunar New Year (February 15-19).
Russia shoots down a series of Ukrainian UAVs at night
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Russian air defense forces intercepted and destroyed at least 20 Ukrainian fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over Russian territory overnight.
