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Azerbaijan Arrests Russian Journalists in Baku Amid Escalating Diplomatic Row
The arrests come shortly after several Azerbaijanis were arrested in Russia’s south-central city of Yekaterinburg.
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Design, Construction Flaws Led to Bangkok Building Collapse: PM
‘The steel was cut down in size and used in a way that did not comply with regulations,’ Paetongtarn Shinawatra said.
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Heat Wave Hits Europe as Wildfires Break Out in France, Turkey
Warnings were in place across the continent, with Spain experiencing its hottest June on record.
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Dozens Evacuated From Austrian Village After Mudslide Covers Parts of Alpine Valley
Severe thunderstorms on Monday set off a mudslide, leaving homes covered with water and debris.
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Hurricane Flossie Strengthens Further Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast
The hurricane center said Flossie became a Category 1 hurricane Monday night.
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Thai Prime Minister Suspended by Court After Cambodia Phone Call Leaked
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was suspended following a leaked telephone call with Cambodia’s former leader, Hun Sen.
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Court Finds Islamic Preacher Breached Racism Laws With Anti-Jewish Sermons
In a landmark case which pitted Australia’s tough anti-hate-speech laws against freedom of religion, the court has muzzled the mullah.
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Trump Signs Memo Strengthening US Policy Toward Cuba
The U.S. president directs his administration to end economic practices that ‘disproportionately benefit’ Cuba’s communist regime and its military.
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Coles Peanut Butter Urgently Recalled After Toxin Discovered
The recall affects the supermarket chain’s 1-kilogram jars of smooth and crunchy peanut butter.
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Victorian Childcare Worker Charged with 70 Child Sex Offences
Further investigations into more allegations are still ongoing.
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Beijing’s Long Arm Reaches Australian Homes, But Migrant Parents Aren’t Staying Silent
A leaked CCP directive reveals efforts to dismantle groups linked to Falun Gong, but in Australia, families are speaking out.
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Infographic: Inside the Secret Mission That Took Down Iran’s Nuclear Plants
Following years of concerns about Tehran’s true motives, Israeli and U.S. military strikes dealt significant blows to the Iranian nuclear program.
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Over Half of Consumers Prepared to Take ‘Critical Life Advice’ From AI
Despite it being an emerging technology with proven flaws, artificial intelligence has crossed the ’trust threshold,' a new survey says.
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US Revokes Visas for British Punk-Rap Duo Over Anti-Israel Chant
Lead singer Bob Vylan led attendees at Glastonbury festival in chants of ‘death, death to the IDF,’ referring to the Israel Defense Forces.
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How Iran War Exposed Limits of Chinese Influence in Middle East
Beijing has to revisit its strategies and reconsider its approach to the Trump administration, experts say.
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Azerbaijan Arrests Russian Journalists in Baku Amid Escalating Diplomatic Row
The arrests come shortly after several Azerbaijanis were arrested in Russia’s south-central city of Yekaterinburg.
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Design, Construction Flaws Led to Bangkok Building Collapse: PM
‘The steel was cut down in size and used in a way that did not comply with regulations,’ Paetongtarn Shinawatra said.
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Heat Wave Hits Europe as Wildfires Break Out in France, Turkey
Warnings were in place across the continent, with Spain experiencing its hottest June on record.
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Dozens Evacuated From Austrian Village After Mudslide Covers Parts of Alpine Valley
Severe thunderstorms on Monday set off a mudslide, leaving homes covered with water and debris.
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Hurricane Flossie Strengthens Further Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast
The hurricane center said Flossie became a Category 1 hurricane Monday night.
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Thai Prime Minister Suspended by Court After Cambodia Phone Call Leaked
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was suspended following a leaked telephone call with Cambodia’s former leader, Hun Sen.
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Court Finds Islamic Preacher Breached Racism Laws With Anti-Jewish Sermons
In a landmark case which pitted Australia’s tough anti-hate-speech laws against freedom of religion, the court has muzzled the mullah.
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Trump Signs Memo Strengthening US Policy Toward Cuba
The U.S. president directs his administration to end economic practices that ‘disproportionately benefit’ Cuba’s communist regime and its military.
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Coles Peanut Butter Urgently Recalled After Toxin Discovered
The recall affects the supermarket chain’s 1-kilogram jars of smooth and crunchy peanut butter.
|
Victorian Childcare Worker Charged with 70 Child Sex Offences
Further investigations into more allegations are still ongoing.
|
Beijing’s Long Arm Reaches Australian Homes, But Migrant Parents Aren’t Staying Silent
A leaked CCP directive reveals efforts to dismantle groups linked to Falun Gong, but in Australia, families are speaking out.
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Infographic: Inside the Secret Mission That Took Down Iran’s Nuclear Plants
Following years of concerns about Tehran’s true motives, Israeli and U.S. military strikes dealt significant blows to the Iranian nuclear program.
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Over Half of Consumers Prepared to Take ‘Critical Life Advice’ From AI
Despite it being an emerging technology with proven flaws, artificial intelligence has crossed the ’trust threshold,' a new survey says.
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US Revokes Visas for British Punk-Rap Duo Over Anti-Israel Chant
Lead singer Bob Vylan led attendees at Glastonbury festival in chants of ‘death, death to the IDF,’ referring to the Israel Defense Forces.
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How Iran War Exposed Limits of Chinese Influence in Middle East
Beijing has to revisit its strategies and reconsider its approach to the Trump administration, experts say.
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