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News in Levels 2026/04/20

Taiwan recently invited the media to witness military drills designed to demonstrate how rapidly it is ready to respond to a military attack.
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News in Levels 2026/04/17

After 16 years in power, Viktor Orbán has finally conceded defeat in a landmark election that has changed Hungary’s politics.
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News in Levels 2026/04/16

The AI revolution is progressing quickly, but is limited by one key factor: electricity.
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News in Levels 2026/04/15

The Ha Giang Loop is a stunning 350km journey through Vietnam’s northern mountains. A recent fatal accident that involved a 19-year-old British traveler has raised serious safety concerns.
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News in Levels 2026/04/14

The legendary British rock band Deep Purple visited a very special superfan in Tokyo this week: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
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News in Levels 2026/04/13

After 48 hours of extreme tension and apocalyptic threats from President Trump, a two-week truce has been reached.
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News in Levels 2026/04/10

The footwear market is changing fast as big brands like Nike and Crocs face new rivals. Nike is still the world’s largest sportswear company, but it has struggled lately.
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News in Levels 2026/04/09

The Swiss city of Lugano is home to one of the world’s most advanced supercomputers, called Alps.
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News in Levels 2026/04/08

Our planet is experiencing a powerful geomagnetic storm, the most potent in over two decades, which might disrupt power and communication systems worldwide.
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News in Levels 2026/04/07

Céline Dion shared an exciting announcement video on her 58th birthday. She confirmed she will perform in Paris again starting this September.
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News in Levels 2026/04/06

Japanese police are starting to punish people who ride bicycles recklessly, following a record number of accidents that involved pedestrians.
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News in Levels 2026/04/03

Trading cards, especially Pokémon, have transformed from childhood hobbies into serious financial investments.
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News in Levels 2026/04/02

Sweden, once known for being very open, now has some of the strictest migration policies in Europe.
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News in Levels 2026/04/01

A study from the Australian National University has shown that surfing adds around 2 billion dollars to Australia’s economy annually. However, experts warn that surf breaks, where waves form, need more legal protection.