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Russia has sold nearly 22 tons of gold since the beginning of 2026
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The Central Bank of Russia is said to have sold 21.8 tons of gold since the beginning of 2026 to support budget deficit repayment.
Russia proposes receiving Iranian uranium: The most difficult relocation problem in history
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Russia proposes receiving Iran's high-enriched uranium to reduce the risk of nuclear escalation in the context of undiminished US-Iran tensions.
Russia invites the West to exploit the Arctic route, avoiding Hormuz
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Russia declares readiness to cooperate with Western countries to exploit the Arctic sea route amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
US - Iran push Hormuz Strait into 24-hour volatility
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Conflicting statements and military actions between the US and Iran have caused the important maritime route to fall into a state of continuous instability.
Hormuz Strait: Potential danger from Iran's "mosquito fleet
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The high-speed small fleet and asymmetric tactics put great pressure on the Strait of Hormuz - a global strategic transportation route.
Female professor receives VinFuture Prize: Doing science is like rowing a boat backwards
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One of three scientists receiving the VinFuture reward of 3 million USD on January 20 was female professor Katalin Kariko - who laid the foundation for mRNA technology to create the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.
5 famous peaceful tourist villages in the world
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From the hobbit village in The Prince of Rings to the squatting tourist village in the film of the same name, each has its own peaceful and unique appearance.
The five oldest languages in the world
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Egyptian, Tamil and Phan are three of the five most ancient languages in the world.
Overview of the Nord Stream 2 Russian gas pipeline splitting the West
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The $11 billion Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is the focus of Russia-Western tensions, putting the US in a difficult position with some of its European allies, divided by other European countries and within the US.
China's longest high-speed railway in the world continues to last
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China plans to expand its already world-long high-speed rail network to 50,000 km by 2025.
10-day, 10-night wedding of the world's richest Brunei Royal princess
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Prince Fadzilah of the world's richest Brunei royal family is holding a lavish 10-day wedding.
Reasons why the West cannot resist the Chinese market
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Although business operations in China may be complicated, many Western companies are willing to bet on the world's second largest economy, believing that the opportunities are still too good to miss.
Top 5 most dangerous active volcanoes in the world
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An active volcano is always a lurking danger because no one can know before it will explode.
Russia's response when gas supplies are attacked on two fronts
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Russia insists it has nothing to do with the gas crisis in Europe and has denied the International Energy Agency's allegations that Russia is curbing supply and raising prices of natural gas.
Breakthrough in decoding strange traces in the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh tutankhamun
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The tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun has confused Egyptians for decades, with a series of mysterious black spots that could reveal the fate of the great pharaoh.
Egyptian nambu remains with a bandage wound revealing ancient medicine secrets
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The remains of an Egyptian amoeba with wound imprinted with a bandage provide scientists with more in-depth information about ancient medical methods.
The miraculous power of the world's leading charity mission in Denmark
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The anti-shipship event at the end of 2021 in the Atlantic showed the meritorious skills of Fromandskorpset or Frogman Corps, one of the world's leading charitable missions, not less famous than the US Navy's SEAL missions.
5 special street foods to try when coming to Malaysia
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Not only the long banks and beautiful scenery, Malaysian cuisine is also an important factor attracting tourists from all over the world to this tropical country.
Shocking fever discovered in a 2,500-year-old Chinese ancient tomb
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The unique "school" armor was discovered in a 2,500-year-old Chinese ancient tomb.
How does China adhere to the zero-COVID policy?
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Although many countries have abandoned the zero-COVID strategy, China has stuck to this policy by focusing on early detection and reporting of infections, while accurately identifying infection sources through testing, long quarantine times and strict border control.
