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El Nino returns: 79% chance of appearing from June, risk of extending to 2027

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There is a 79% chance that El Nino will appear in June-July-August 2026 and is likely to last until early 2027.

World 24h: New technical scenario forecasts gold price may fall by up to 28%

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World news 22. 4: Russia invites the West to exploit the Arctic route, avoiding Hormuz; New technical scenario forecasts gold price may fall by up to 28%...

EU divided over proposal to suspend agreement with Israel

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The European Union (EU) has not approved the proposal to suspend part of the association agreement between the EU and Israel.

Iran opens fire on container ship in the Strait of Hormuz

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Iran fired at a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz on April 22, causing the ship to be damaged.

Britain, France convene multinational military alliance, discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz

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According to the British Ministry of Defense, more than 30 countries will attend a conference in London to build a military plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after reaching a ceasefire agreement.

US plans to seize oil tankers, forcing Iran to make nuclear concessions

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The US administration is considering a tough option of seizing Iranian oil tankers to force Tehran to return to the negotiating table on its nuclear program.

Chen Zhi extradited to China, Cambodia continues to cooperate in investigation with the UK and the US

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Britain and the United States continue to coordinate with Cambodia to investigate cybercrime after Cambodia extradited fraud boss Chen Zhi to China.

French President warns Europe could collapse in the next 5 years

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The French President said that Europe has entered a decisive stage and is at risk of collapsing if it cannot be self-reliant against external pressures.

Russia surpasses NATO in on-the-ground adaptability

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A senior NATO commander has just admitted that Russia is far ahead of NATO in terms of its ability to apply lessons learned from the Ukrainian battlefield.

Russian oil and gas revenue hit bottom before US-EU sanctions grip

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Russia's energy export revenue is falling sharply to its lowest level in many years due to new sanctions from the US and EU.

Binh Ngo Spring 2026 connects the Vietnamese community abroad

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The activities to welcome Binh Ngo Spring 2026 have brought the traditional Tet atmosphere to the Vietnamese community far from home, uniting overseas Vietnamese with the Fatherland and spreading the spirit of national unity.

North Korea reacts toughly to Japan's military move

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Japan's establishment of close security and defense relations with Canada recently has caused significant concern for North Korea.

US sets conditions to benefit from protecting Greenland

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Vice President JD Vance has just declared that the US needs to receive "some benefits" from Greenland if Washington has to shoulder the responsibility of protecting this giant island.

Hong Kong (China) leaders speak out about Panama port dispute

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Hong Kong (China) leaders emphasized that the operations and investments of Hong Kong businesses in Panama must be protected and treated fairly.

Japanese police disciplined in series for sexual harassment

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337 Japanese police officers were disciplined in 2025, the highest number in a decade, of which sexual harassment accounted for the highest proportion.

US unexpectedly changes strategy, opening the door for Venezuelan oil and gas

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The US Treasury Department officially licensed the export of oil and gas technology and equipment to Venezuela, marking a noteworthy move to ease sanctions.

MH370 and a cold suicide scenario resurface

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MH370 missing after 12 years is still a big question for modern aviation: Technical accident or a coldly calculated suicide?

Norway warns of Russian attack risk due to nuclear arsenal

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The Norwegian commander warned that Russia could carry out a lightning attack in the north to create a safe buffer zone for the Kola peninsula.

School shooting in Canada

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At least 10 people died in a school shooting in Canada on February 10.

India first strikes on shadow fleet, seizes 3 oil tankers in the sea

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India for the first time in history confiscated oil tankers suspected of belonging to the shadow fleet - a smuggling oil network operating outside of international sanctions.