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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Former Chinese Teachers Explain How the CCP Has Politicised Education for Control
‘While it’s mandatory for first-year high school students, the brainwashing goes far beyond the classroom,’ said one teacher.
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South Korea Revises Martial Law Rules
The nation was plunged into turmoil in December after the president declared martial law, sparking his impeachment and a snap election.
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Two People Die in Fires in Spain, Amid Heatwave in Europe
‘My solidarity with all those affected and my recognition to the emergency services that are working to extinguish it,’ Spain’s prime minister said.
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EU Presses China Over Support for Russia’s War, Export Restrictions on Rare Earths
Chinese companies’ support for Russia’s war in Ukraine poses a ’serious threat' to European security, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said.
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EU Opens Door to International Carbon Credits in Net Zero Plan
‘These carbon credits will have to be verifiable, certifiable and additional,’ said EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra.
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Hancock Denies ‘Cull of Elderly’ in Moving COVID-19 Patients from Hospitals to Care Homes
The former health secretary appeared before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry and was quizzed on the high number of excess deaths in care homes during the lockdown era.
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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Former Chinese Teachers Explain How the CCP Has Politicised Education for Control
‘While it’s mandatory for first-year high school students, the brainwashing goes far beyond the classroom,’ said one teacher.
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South Korea Revises Martial Law Rules
The nation was plunged into turmoil in December after the president declared martial law, sparking his impeachment and a snap election.
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Two People Die in Fires in Spain, Amid Heatwave in Europe
‘My solidarity with all those affected and my recognition to the emergency services that are working to extinguish it,’ Spain’s prime minister said.
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EU Presses China Over Support for Russia’s War, Export Restrictions on Rare Earths
Chinese companies’ support for Russia’s war in Ukraine poses a ’serious threat' to European security, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said.
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EU Opens Door to International Carbon Credits in Net Zero Plan
‘These carbon credits will have to be verifiable, certifiable and additional,’ said EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra.
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Hancock Denies ‘Cull of Elderly’ in Moving COVID-19 Patients from Hospitals to Care Homes
The former health secretary appeared before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry and was quizzed on the high number of excess deaths in care homes during the lockdown era.
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