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US Greenlights $330 Million Sale of Starlink Services, Patriot Support to Ukraine
The approvals come as Washington deliberates on the future scope of U.S. support for Ukraine under potential peace agreements.
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The ‘Fortress Belt’: Ukraine’s Last Line of Defense
If a string of fortified cities in northwestern Donetsk is breached, Russia will likely achieve its longstanding goal of capturing the entire Donbas region.
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Motorist Killed, Protestors Injured in Demonstrations Against Indonesian MPs’ Housing Allowance
Students have taken to the streets against a housing allowance valued at 10 times the minimum wage.
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Ottawa Launches Major Projects Office, Will Announce First Projects in Coming Weeks
The office, based in Calgary, will be led by Dawn Farrell, the former CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation.
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Day in Photos: Thai Prime Minister Sacked, Protests in Spain, Floods in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Australian Senate Backs Inquiry into Age Checks for All Search Engine Users
The Internet Search Engine Code will require all search engines to verify the age of Australian users by the end of year.
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Barred Israeli MP’s Views Not Extreme: Jewish Community Questions Australia’s Visa Ban
Simcha Rothman has also asserted that his political position is shared by the left and right of Israeli politics.
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Explainer: What the End of the ‘De Minimis’ Duty-Free Parcel Rule Means
The administration had ended the $800 ‘de minimis’ exemption, citing security and fairness, in a move set to raise costs for global shippers and consumers.
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State Department Says It’s Denying Visas to Palestinian Officials Ahead of UN General Assembly
The General Assembly, held in New York City, lasts from Sept. 9 to Sept. 28.
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From Weapon to Classroom Symbol: The Medieval Mace Now Teaching Students About Democracy
An initiative started by Australia’s Speaker of the House aims to stem the decline in understanding of politics by the nation’s youth.
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Firefly Given the Green Light as Latest Chinese EV Brand to Be Sold in Australia
A small Chinese-made hatchback will soon be available to buyers looking for affordable electric vehicles in Australia.
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US Greenlights $330 Million Sale of Starlink Services, Patriot Support to Ukraine
The approvals come as Washington deliberates on the future scope of U.S. support for Ukraine under potential peace agreements.
|
The ‘Fortress Belt’: Ukraine’s Last Line of Defense
If a string of fortified cities in northwestern Donetsk is breached, Russia will likely achieve its longstanding goal of capturing the entire Donbas region.
|
Motorist Killed, Protestors Injured in Demonstrations Against Indonesian MPs’ Housing Allowance
Students have taken to the streets against a housing allowance valued at 10 times the minimum wage.
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Ottawa Launches Major Projects Office, Will Announce First Projects in Coming Weeks
The office, based in Calgary, will be led by Dawn Farrell, the former CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation.
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Day in Photos: Thai Prime Minister Sacked, Protests in Spain, Floods in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Australian Senate Backs Inquiry into Age Checks for All Search Engine Users
The Internet Search Engine Code will require all search engines to verify the age of Australian users by the end of year.
|
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Barred Israeli MP’s Views Not Extreme: Jewish Community Questions Australia’s Visa Ban
Simcha Rothman has also asserted that his political position is shared by the left and right of Israeli politics.
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Explainer: What the End of the ‘De Minimis’ Duty-Free Parcel Rule Means
The administration had ended the $800 ‘de minimis’ exemption, citing security and fairness, in a move set to raise costs for global shippers and consumers.
|
State Department Says It’s Denying Visas to Palestinian Officials Ahead of UN General Assembly
The General Assembly, held in New York City, lasts from Sept. 9 to Sept. 28.
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From Weapon to Classroom Symbol: The Medieval Mace Now Teaching Students About Democracy
An initiative started by Australia’s Speaker of the House aims to stem the decline in understanding of politics by the nation’s youth.
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Firefly Given the Green Light as Latest Chinese EV Brand to Be Sold in Australia
A small Chinese-made hatchback will soon be available to buyers looking for affordable electric vehicles in Australia.
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