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Ukraine counterattacks, re-controls 8 important residential areas
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The campaign in Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia of Ukraine recorded a new step forward on the battlefield of the conflict.
New York bans people from traveling throughout the city
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The New York City government declared a state of emergency due to a major snowstorm threatening the northeastern United States.
France urges US to lift sanctions against European officials
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France is trying to persuade President Donald Trump's administration to lift unfair sanctions against a series of senior officials in the continent.
European giant pours heavily into Venezuelan oil field
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European giants are accelerating their strategy of massive capital injection to fully exploit Venezuela's crude oil reserves.
Colombia falters because the US blocks Venezuelan gas imports
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Colombia is facing a serious energy shortage as its gas import plan from Venezuela is stalled.
Key sponsor dissatisfied with Ukraine's attitude
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On December 16, Polish President Karol Nawrocki said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had not fully appreciated Poland's support.
December cold air triggers the strongest storm of winter
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The rare turmoil of the exactly 20km has pushed the cold front of the Arctic down, triggering an especially intense bomb cyclone in the North Atlantic.
Ukraine suddenly intensifies attacks deep into Russian territory
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The frequency of Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory has suddenly skyrocketed by 30% as diplomatic efforts with Russia are taking a new step forward.
US Participates in fuel supply for Hungary's strategic nuclear power plant
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Hungary will continue to fully use Russian nuclear fuel for the Paks nuclear power plant until the end of 2028.
Venezuela responds to Trump's threat to freeze oil
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Venezuela spoke out against Mr Trump's announcement of an oil blockade, asserting sovereignty over resources and freedom of navigation.
Citizens of 7 countries are completely banned from entering the US
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The new decree of President Donald Trump will officially close the door to the US for citizens of 7 countries, starting from January 1, 2026.
White House Chief of Staff Reveals Trump's psychological characteristics
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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles shocked the world when she revealed the psychological characteristics of President Donald Trump and his allies.
Mr. Trump suddenly announced a complete blockade of Venezuela's oil
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US President Donald Trump suddenly announced a comprehensive blockade of oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela, pushing the Washington - Caracas tensions to a new level.
With La Nina, winter temperatures fluctuate strongly but do not last long cold
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China faces the risk of droughts from winter to spring due to the impact of La Nina.
Russia takes further control of Novoplatonovka region in Kharkov
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Units of the Russian Western Campaign Cluster have taken control of the Novoplatonovka settlement in the Kharkov region, Ukraine.
Weather forecast, possibility of low pressure, storms at the end of December
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The latest weather forecast shows that the possibility of low pressure or storms appearing in the late December in the East Sea and the Northwest Pacific cannot be ruled out.
US warns EU not to seize Russian assets
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The US has warned against seizing frozen Russian assets, fearing that the move could dishrade Ukraine's peace talks.
Big bank player bet on gold price highest mark in 2026
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Gold prices are entering a period of high appreciation by major financial institutions, in the context of an increasingly favorable global macro environment for gold.
World 24h: Forecast of the possibility of a new low pressure near the Philippines becoming a storm
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Latest world news 16.12: Gold prices fluctuate before a series of economic signals to be announced; New low pressure is likely to become a storm, warning of heavy rain at Christmas...
Ranking Russia in the top 7 most powerful countries in the world in 2025
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Russia ranked 5th in the top 7 most powerful countries in the world in 2025 according to the Asia Power Index.
