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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.

Chinese luxury hotels win big thanks to visa exemption

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Business delegations and vacationers from developed countries to China have helped the luxury hotel segment in this country grow strongly.

Russia tightens fertilizer exports in the middle of the sowing season

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Russia is temporarily suspending the export of ammonium nitrate, making global fertilizer supply already strained due to conflict even more difficult.

World 24h: New COVID-19 strain is spreading across the US

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World news 25. 3: China tests missile launchers at an unimaginable depth of 200m; New COVID-19 strain is spreading throughout the US...

Ukraine locked gas valve by Hungary, forced to reopen Russian oil

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Hungary suspends gas supplies to Ukraine until Kiev resumes Russian oil transit.

Finding a new red-eyed frog

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A new tree frog species discovered in the Cordillera del Condor region of the Andes Mountains in Ecuador has been named after a famous British rock band - led Zeppelin.

Storm-prone storm opens the 2021 storm season

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The first two named storms have already opened the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season.

Revealing how prehistorics conquered darkness to create works of art

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Spanish researchers have created prehistoric sparkles and lights to see how they will function in the narrow caves - where the world's oldest works of art appear.

The first precious diamond auctioned in digital currency

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A rare diamond expected to be auctioned by Sotheby's with acceptance of payment in Bitcoin or Ether digital currency.

Russia is not separated from the Socialist victory or humanity

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Russian diplomats in the US led by Ambassador Anatoly Antonov lit candles to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the German occupation of the Soviet Union (June 22, 1944 - June 22, 2021) - the biggest tragedy in the country's history.

Israel shoots down UAVs with high-intensity laser weapons

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The Israeli military is testing interceptions and shoot down unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) using high-intensity laser beams.

Ancient cemetery discovered in Radošević Palace in Croatia

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Croatian archaeologists have excavated an ancient cemetery with the remains of 32 people - some buried in pottery - dating from the late 4th to early 5th centuries AD.

Finding paintings by famous European painter from the 17th century in trash bins

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Two original paintings by 17th-century European painters were found in a garbage Binh on the roadside in southeastern Germany.

Video of a boy's high-neck elephant lifting causes a "storm" on social networks

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The video recording the high-necked herd lifting a boy has attracted more than 2.5 million views on social network Twitter.

Climate change could cause disaster for egg-laying sharks

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New research shows that rising sea temperatures due to climate change can cause disasters for egg-laying sharks and pangasius, such as bamboo sharks and Thornback pangasius.

Traces of the last Dinosaurs on Earth

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Scientists have found traces of the last Dinosaurs to walk on English soil 110 million years ago near the White cliff in Dover, England.

Interesting development of an extinct elephant that has been extinct for 19,000 years

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New research shows that the female elephant is extinct, having developed from one of the largest amphibians on land ever.

San Francisco's 1,300 officiant snake discovered at risk of extinction

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About 1,300 endangered San Francisco rhinos have been found in flooded waters near San Francisco International Airport, USA. This is the largest snake complex ever discovered.

US develops micro- drones for monitoring

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The US Air Force is creating micro- drones that can flaper like birds or insects to monitor in war zones.

Finding the Earth's geological "beat" cycle

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Geological activity on Earth appears to be following a 27.5-million-year "beat" cycle, according to a new study published in the journal Geoscience Frontiers.