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The NATO Secretary General called on the alliance countries to prepare for war.
In Tijuana, Mexico, a state of emergency was declared before the expulsion of migrants from the United States.
The President of South Korea said that the legal system in the country is destroyed.
China is buying oil, preparing for possible supply disruptions due to sanctions.
The Slovak opposition will propose a vote of no confidence in Fico’s government.
The EC commented on the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea.
Armenia and the United States will sign a document on strategic partnership.
The governor of Texas ordered flags to be raised on Trump’s inauguration day.
Greenland is holding talks on defense issues, the prime minister said.
Britain announced the disappearance of the chemical industry.
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The NATO Secretary General called on the alliance countries to prepare for war.
10 : 22
In Tijuana, Mexico, a state of emergency was declared before the expulsion of migrants from the United States.
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The President of South Korea said that the legal system in the country is destroyed.
13 : 19
China is buying oil, preparing for possible supply disruptions due to sanctions.
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The Slovak opposition will propose a vote of no confidence in Fico’s government.
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The EC commented on the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea.
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Javier Miley shared details of his conversation with Elon Musk.

Javier Miley shared details of his conversation with Elon Musk.

American billionaire Elon Musk, during a conversation with Argentine President Javier Miley, said that he was interested in lithium in the country, the Argentine leader said.

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“Elon Musk called me. He is very interested in lithium, as is the US government and many American companies. But they need a legal framework that guarantees ownership rights,” Miley said.

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Argentina, Bolivia and Chile have the largest reserves of “white oil” (as lithium is also called) in the world.

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Earlier, the head of the state-owned YPF Litio, Roberto Salvaressa, in an interview with the Telam agency, stated that Argentina could export about 200 thousand tons of this product in 2025.

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