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Danish Prime Minister submits resignation
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On March 25, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen officially submitted her resignation.
Iran warns of attack on US supporting strategic oil islands
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Iran warned it would attack infrastructure of any regional country if it supported the US in conducting military operations into Iranian territory.
Ukraine suspected of about to attack TurkStream to draw global attention
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Russian MP accuses Ukraine of targeting the TurkStream gas pipeline amid hot Middle East conflict.
Russia warns of updating nuclear response targets in Europe
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Russia warns of expanding target list if nuclear weapons appear in Poland and Sweden.
EU struggles to return to Russian gas amid Middle East crisis
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Despite the risk of energy shortages due to the Middle East conflict, the EU is said to have difficulty returning to Russian gas.
Close-up of Taal volcano, Philippines, huge smoke column
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The Philippines has recently warned thousands of people to evacuate from their homes near the volcano Taal in the south of the capital Manila.
Trump's corporation and CFO deni accusations of tax evasion
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The Trump Organization and its longtime CFF on July 1 denied the New York prosecutor's allegations of "adingly profusing and daring" tax fraud.
Discovering the strangest star in the universe
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Astronomers have just found a strange star, as small as the Moon but heavier than the Sun.
Record high temperatures, entire town in Canada submerged in fire
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A major sea of fire submerged the town of Lytton in British Columbia, Canada's far western province, after temperatures soared to record 49 degrees Celsius.
Body of 260-year-old ship used in the American Revolution
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Archaeologists in Antigua have discovered the remains of a ship they believe was a French warship in the 18th century and was used by the Americans during the Revolutionary War.
Watching tens of thousands of fire ants lining up to escape floods
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It takes a lot of team spirit to survive the flood, and tens of thousands of fire Ancestors have gathered in rafts to float until the water recedes.
Excavation of the headless statue in the ancient city of Metropolis
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Archaeologists in western Turkey have excavated a 1,800-year-old marble statue from the ruins of the ancient city of Metropolis - known as the "City of the Holy Mother" during the ancient Roman period.
Many mysterious planets are hiding in the star system
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A new study shows that there may be many planets as large as Earth in the star system that are being obscured by the bright spotlight of the stars around them.
interest in watching animals escape record heat in the western United States
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While the record-breaking heat in the western United States is making many people suffer, animals in the zoo have their own way to escape the heat.
US helps Da Nang develop renewable energy with 14 million USD
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The US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the People's Committee of Da Nang City have launched a project to support the technical security of urban energy in Vietnam, including solar power.
Russia deploys fighter jets to block Dutch Navy ships
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Russia dispatched fighter jets and bombers to follow a Dutch Navy ship after it changed course towards Russian waters.
Humanity has witnessed a black hole swallowing up neutron stars for the first time
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For the first time, astronomers have seen a black hole swallowing in the cluster of a neutro star - the densest object in the universe.
What is the wadden Sea that Google Doodle honored today?
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Google Doodle on June 30 honored the wadden Sea, the world's largest network of alluvial and tidal sand, which was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage.
UFO Research room Established in Japan
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In Japan, a research lab has been launched called the International UFO Research lab - dedicated to studying unexplained phenomena, such as a series of unidentified flying objects.
Discovering a new superny star that solves the 1,000-year mystery
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Scientists have confirmed a new star explosion - an electronic catching supernytoptic - that is likely to be related to a supernytoptic event discovered 1,000 years ago and lead to the formation of the beautiful Crab X-ray.
