Aug. 12, 2025, 4:09 a.m.

A large number of jellyfish appeared in the cooling system, causing the Glavolin Nuclear Power plant in France to shut down

Edf said that four reactors at the Glavolin nuclear Power plant in France were shut down due to a large number of jellyfish in the cooling system, which might be caused by the rise in water temperature due to global warming.

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NATO: The meeting between the US and Russia is a test to examine whether Putin sincerely seeks peace

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the meeting between the leaders of the United States and Russia held this week is a key test to examine whether Russian President Vladimir Putin sincerely seeks peace.

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Ukraine's tough choice: a survival game caught between the United States and Europe

“Europe pays, America collects, Ukraine bleeds ”- this may be the cruelest portrayal of the current tripartite relationship.

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Switzerland: Continue negotiating with the United States to lower tariffs and avoid taking countermeasures

Switzerland plans to continue negotiations with the United States to lower the 39% reciprocal tariff that came into effect on Thursday (August 7th) and will avoid taking countermeasures.

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The European Union announced the suspension of retaliatory tariffs on US goods

After reaching an agreement with the United States last month, the European Union announced that it would suspend the imposition of retaliatory tariffs on 93 billion euros worth of US goods.

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Russia no longer maintains the unilateral self-imposed restrictions of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

Russia has announced that it will no longer maintain its self-imposed unilateral suspension of the deployment of land-based medium-range and medium-short-range missile systems in accordance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.

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Imbalance in US European trade agreement: Why is Germany the biggest potential loser?

Recently, the new trade agreement reached between the United States and Europe in Scotland has sparked widespread controversy.

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Three arson incidents on German railways within two days are suspected of being vandalism

German authorities said that after the railway cables of two metro lines in the west were set on fire, causing hundreds of trains to be suspended, another fire broke out.

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The UK has revised laws to severely punish illegal immigrants who advertise online to help them enter the country

The British government plans to tighten laws and severely punish human trafficking gangs that use social media to advertise to illegal immigrants and provide illegal entry services to the UK.

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues: Russian missiles and drone attacks on the Ukrainian capital

Recently, the latest situation regarding the Russia-Ukraine war has been released.

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