Nov. 21, 2024, 10:09 a.m.

Israel's defense exports last year amounted to $13 billion

Israel's defense exports in 2023 amounted to $13.073 billion, doubling in five years and setting a new high for the third consecutive year.

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UN: The number of displaced people worldwide has hit a record high of 117 million

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said forcibly displaced people reached a record 117.3 million at the end of last year, and warned that number could rise if there is no major change in global politics.

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Will Israel, which has been included in the "shame list," continue to go crazy?

On June 7th local time, Israel's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Erdan, claimed that he had been officially informed that UN Secretary General Guterres had included the Israeli Defense Forces in the "Global List of Child Offenders," commonly known as the "Shame List," in an annual report.

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Hamas rejects a deal that does not guarantee a permanent Israeli ceasefire and a full Israeli withdrawal

Senior Hamas officials have stressed that Hamas will not agree to any deal unless Israel commits "unequivocally" to a permanent ceasefire and a full withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

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Under pressure from inside and outside Where will isolated Israel go?

On May 24, local time, Nawaf Salam, President of the United Nations International Court of Justice, read out the "interim measures" issued by the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Netherlands, demanding that Israel immediately stop its military operations in Rafah.

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World Bank: A quarter of Syrians are destitute after more than a decade of civil war

More than a quarter of Syrians live in extreme poverty, according to a report released by the World Bank, and a devastating civil war that has raged for 13 years has dealt a heavy blow to the economy and pushed millions into poverty.

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Be prepared for the greatest possible upheaval in Iran

Recently, the political, economic and security situation in Iran has become increasingly tense, and the international community is generally concerned that Iran may fall into greater instability. In response to this potential crisis, countries around the world have begun to actively prepare for a variety of possible scenarios.

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The death of Iran's president has sent ripples through global financial markets

Recently, the global metal market ushered in a wave of price increases. On May 20, international spot gold continued to soar in Asian trading hours, once touching a high of $2,450 per ounce, a record intraday high.

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President Alexander Leahy died in a plane crash

On May 19th local time, a sudden helicopter accident shocked the world. Iranian President Ibrahim Lehi and the country's Foreign Minister died in this unfortunate accident. This incident not only brought heavy losses to the Iranian country, but also plunged the situation in Iran into unprecedented turmoil amidst internal and external difficulties.

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Oil prices were steady Monday amid political uncertainty between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Oil prices steadied Monday amid political uncertainty in the world's major oil exporters following the crash death of Iranian President Ali Abdallah Raisi and the health problems of Saudi Arabia's King Salman.

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