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Russian UAVs detect and destroy many hidden targets of Ukraine

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Russian UAV teams in the direction of Krasnoarmeysk have detected and destroyed many of Ukraine's "fried-up" UAVs.

US arrests oil ship off the coast of Venezuela, immediate consequences for oil prices

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The US seizure of a giant tanker off the coast of Venezuela immediately caused world oil prices to surge.

Fed cuts interest rates for the third time, reveals scenario next year

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The Fed has just cut interest rates by another 0.25% - the third consecutive cut - bringing key interest rates down to around 3.6%, the lowest level in nearly 3 years.

Forecast of La Nina's developments in the next 3 months

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) forecasts that a weak La Nina will continue to affect the summer.

Strong cold air causes severe cold, predicts sudden drop in temperature

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China has issued a warning of a strong cold front, causing severe cold in the next few days.

Russian UAVs blow away a series of Ukrainian weapons

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Over the past week, Russia has launched many attacks with long-range precision weapons and UAVs against the Ukrainian military's base and gathering point.

US airstrike kills 4 drug trafficking suspects near Venezuela

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The US military airstrikes a suspected drug-carrying boat off the coast of Venezuela on October 3, killing four people.

The next storm's seeds appear right after storm No. 11

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While Typhoon No. 11 is developing complicatedly, a new low pressure has appeared that is likely to strengthen into the next storm.

Net-Zero Bank Alliance stops operating

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The Net-Zero Banking Alliance, a United Nations-backed initiative calling on carbon-neutral investment banks, announced a shutdown on October 3.

patriot runs out of steam, a series of Russian missiles pass over Ukrainian air defense

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Russia used upgraded ballistic missiles to overcome the US-made patriot air defense system during the war in Ukraine.

World 24h: Storm No. 11 Matmo is forecast to be fiercely strong when entering the East Sea

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Latest world news 3.10: Storm No. 11 Matmo will intensify violently when entering the East Sea; Gold prices are looking forward to the 7th consecutive week of increase...

OpenAI takes over SpaceX's world's most valuable startup

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The $500 billion valuation puts OpenAI ahead of Elon Musk's SpaceX, becoming the world's largest startup.

Surprising verdict on oil ship breaking 5 cables in the Baltic Sea

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Finland has no authority to prosecute the captain and two crew members of the tanker ship accused of cutting power cables and Internet cables in the Baltic Sea.

Storm No. 11 will intensify violently when entering the East Sea, the location of the second landfall has been forecast

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Typhoon No. 11 Matmo made its first landfall in the northern Philippines and is forecast to continue to intensify violently before making a second landfall in the Lusian Peninsula, southern China.

US cautious, Ukraine finds it difficult to touch Tomahawk missiles

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The Trump administration said the US plan to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine faces obstacles due to limited reserves.

Venezuela discovers 5 US fighter jets near the coast

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On October 2, Venezuela discovered five US fighter jets near the Caribbean coast, calling it an act of national security provincecation.

Countries send telegrams of condolences to Vietnam for the damage caused by storm No. 10

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Having received news of the heavy damage caused by storm No. 10 Bualoi to Vietnam, leaders of the countries sent their condolences and letters of condolences.

Portrait of who could become Japan's first female prime minister

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Japan is preparing to elect a new leader, with the possibility of having the youngest female prime minister or prime minister in modern history for the first time.

2 potential depressions appear right after storm Imelda

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Forecasters have detected two potential low pressure areas shortly after Imelda was downgraded to a tropical depression.

Russia denies information about 1,600 children brought back to their country by Ukraine

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On October 2, the Russian Foreign Ministry rejected Ukrainian President Zelensky's claim to have returned 1,600 children from Russia.