Thailand and Cambodia Agree to 'Immediate' Ceasefire After Weeks of Warfare
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Defense Ministers from Thailand and Cambodia have signed a historic joint statement at the Pailin border checkpoint, agreeing to halt hostilities effective immediately. The move ends 20 days of brutal fighting that displaced over half a million people and claimed over 100 lives.
Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Jolts Taiwan's Northeastern Coast
A powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck approximately 32 km off the coastal city of Yilan late Saturday night. Tremors were felt as far as Taipei, where residents reported swaying buildings and localized power outages.
Kyiv Under Massive Aerial Attack Two Days Before Trump-Zelenskyy Meeting
The Ukrainian capital is currently being hammered by what officials describe as a "massive" Russian assault involving drones and missiles. The attack comes as President Zelenskyy prepares to travel to Mar-a-Lago for a decisive meeting with Donald Trump tomorrow.
Zelenskyy stated the attacks prove Russia has "no interest in peace" despite the upcoming 20-point proposal summit.
Chinese Maglev Train Breaks World Record: 700 Kmph in 2 Seconds
In a milestone for transportation, China's latest superconducting maglev train has successfully hit 700 kmph on its trial track. The technology allows the train to float without touching the rails, significantly reducing friction.
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