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Senior US Diplomats Criticize EU Policies That Hit X With $140 Million Fine
Even before the EU’s fine was announced, U.S. Vice President JD Vance suggested it amounted to punishing X for ‘not engaging in censorship.’
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Netanyahu Says 1st Phase of Gaza Cease-Fire Plan Almost Complete
The Israeli prime minister met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Israel on Dec. 7.
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Chinese Fighter Jets Locked Radar on Japanese Aircraft, Tokyo Says
The incident happened on Dec. 6 over the high seas of Okinawa Island.
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Philippines Says China Fired Flares at Patrol Plane
The patrol was conducted in accordance with international regulations, Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the South China Sea, said.
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China to Tax Condoms and Contraceptives as It Grapples With Plunging Birth Rate
Beijing ends a decades-long tax break on contraception while subsidizing matchmakers, as births plunge and the population rapidly ages.
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Zelenskyy Says He Had ‘Long and Substantive’ Phone Call With Witkoff, Kushner as Peace Talks Continue
‘Ukraine is determined to keep working in good faith with the American side to genuinely achieve peace,’ the Ukrainian president said.
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Why an 18-Month Jail Sentence for Money Laundering in BC Is Being Hailed as a ‘Major Milestone’
‘First sentencing in a decade in a B.C. money laundering case,’ says province’s anti-gang agency
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Case Against Self-Confessed ‘Extreme’ CCP Supporter Highlights Split in NZ’s Chinese Diaspora
Parking warden Morgan Xiao has been ordered to pay $225,000 in a defamation case that highlights the tensions between pro- and anti-CCP Chinese.
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University in Hong Kong Seals Off Student Board, Suspends Union After Posters Mourn Fire Victims
Hong Kong Baptist University’s move came as police actions have increased against those calling for an inquiry into the fatal high-rise fire.
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Senior US Diplomats Criticize EU Policies That Hit X With $140 Million Fine
Even before the EU’s fine was announced, U.S. Vice President JD Vance suggested it amounted to punishing X for ‘not engaging in censorship.’
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Netanyahu Says 1st Phase of Gaza Cease-Fire Plan Almost Complete
The Israeli prime minister met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Israel on Dec. 7.
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Chinese Fighter Jets Locked Radar on Japanese Aircraft, Tokyo Says
The incident happened on Dec. 6 over the high seas of Okinawa Island.
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Philippines Says China Fired Flares at Patrol Plane
The patrol was conducted in accordance with international regulations, Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the South China Sea, said.
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China to Tax Condoms and Contraceptives as It Grapples With Plunging Birth Rate
Beijing ends a decades-long tax break on contraception while subsidizing matchmakers, as births plunge and the population rapidly ages.
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Zelenskyy Says He Had ‘Long and Substantive’ Phone Call With Witkoff, Kushner as Peace Talks Continue
‘Ukraine is determined to keep working in good faith with the American side to genuinely achieve peace,’ the Ukrainian president said.
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Why an 18-Month Jail Sentence for Money Laundering in BC Is Being Hailed as a ‘Major Milestone’
‘First sentencing in a decade in a B.C. money laundering case,’ says province’s anti-gang agency
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Case Against Self-Confessed ‘Extreme’ CCP Supporter Highlights Split in NZ’s Chinese Diaspora
Parking warden Morgan Xiao has been ordered to pay $225,000 in a defamation case that highlights the tensions between pro- and anti-CCP Chinese.
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University in Hong Kong Seals Off Student Board, Suspends Union After Posters Mourn Fire Victims
Hong Kong Baptist University’s move came as police actions have increased against those calling for an inquiry into the fatal high-rise fire.
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