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EU Puts Trade Deal With US on Hold Over Trump’s Greenland Tariff Threat
The European Parliament has frozen “Turnberry” tariff legislation, saying Washington is using duties to coerce Denmark and undermine transatlantic stability.
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Lutnick Says US Can Hit 6 Percent Growth If Fed Cuts Rates
The Commerce Secretary predicted U.S. economic growth topping 5 percent in the first quarter, projecting significantly higher GDP if the Fed lowers rates.
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Trump Rules Out Using Force to Acquire Greenland
In recent weeks, the president has increased his calls for the United States to assume control over the island.
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House Speaker Johnson Warns of Chinese, Russian Security Threats in UK Parliament Address
Johnson said that the West faces ‘increasingly sophisticated forms of subversion and espionage’ from hostile powers.
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Russia’s Far East Hit by Heaviest Snowfall in 60 Years
Local authorities warned of dangerous seas and continued transport disruption.
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Bessent Warns Taiwan Chip Reliance Risks ‘Economic Apocalypse’
The Treasury secretary said Washington is racing to reshore semiconductors and critical minerals to counteract China’s leverage over key supply chains.
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Trump Talks Bilateral Relations With Turkish President Erdogan in Phone Call
The two leaders discussed bilateral ties, Syria, the ISIS terrorist group, and other issues, according to the Turkish government.
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David Beckham Breaks Silence After Son Brooklyn’s Family Feud Posts
The former soccer star indirectly addressed his son Brooklyn Beckham’s allegations of attempts to sabotage his relationship to his wife, Nicola Peltz.
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Man Who Assassinated Japanese Former PM Shinzo Abe Sentenced to Life in Prison
Tetsuya Yamagami said he was driven by a family grudge against a religious group linked to Abe.
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Twice Bitten, Thrice Shy: What Oil Majors Want Before Betting on Venezuela a Third Time
‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on rule of law,’ Jason Isaac, American Energy Institute CEO, said.
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State With 2nd Highest Volume of Guns Will Not Take Part in National Buyback Scheme
‘Queensland won’t be going down the path of a gun buyback because it doesn’t address anti-Semitism and hate,’ said Premier David Crisafulli.
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All Nationals MPs Withdraw From Opposition Frontbench After Split on Anti-Hate Laws
The move creates fresh challenges for the opposition, which had struggled to maintain traction against the Labor government last year.
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Barrister and Charity Boss Accused Over Child Abuse Chat
Police allegedly found an image of a boy, and explicit sexualised chats with and about minors on the man’s phone when he returned from a trip to Cambodia.
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Survey Finds Aussie Workers Confident Using AI at Home—Just Not in the Office
Uptake of artificial intelligence in Australian workplaces is lagging due to concerns over a lack of transparency and rules, a survey has found.
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Australian Home Affairs Minister Explains Why He Avoids the Term ‘Islamic Extremism’
‘The terrorists want the label because they think it gives them legitimacy in their world and that’s why I’ve always been reluctant to use it,’ said Burke.
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EU Puts Trade Deal With US on Hold Over Trump’s Greenland Tariff Threat
The European Parliament has frozen “Turnberry” tariff legislation, saying Washington is using duties to coerce Denmark and undermine transatlantic stability.
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Lutnick Says US Can Hit 6 Percent Growth If Fed Cuts Rates
The Commerce Secretary predicted U.S. economic growth topping 5 percent in the first quarter, projecting significantly higher GDP if the Fed lowers rates.
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Trump Rules Out Using Force to Acquire Greenland
In recent weeks, the president has increased his calls for the United States to assume control over the island.
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House Speaker Johnson Warns of Chinese, Russian Security Threats in UK Parliament Address
Johnson said that the West faces ‘increasingly sophisticated forms of subversion and espionage’ from hostile powers.
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Russia’s Far East Hit by Heaviest Snowfall in 60 Years
Local authorities warned of dangerous seas and continued transport disruption.
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Bessent Warns Taiwan Chip Reliance Risks ‘Economic Apocalypse’
The Treasury secretary said Washington is racing to reshore semiconductors and critical minerals to counteract China’s leverage over key supply chains.
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Trump Talks Bilateral Relations With Turkish President Erdogan in Phone Call
The two leaders discussed bilateral ties, Syria, the ISIS terrorist group, and other issues, according to the Turkish government.
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David Beckham Breaks Silence After Son Brooklyn’s Family Feud Posts
The former soccer star indirectly addressed his son Brooklyn Beckham’s allegations of attempts to sabotage his relationship to his wife, Nicola Peltz.
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Man Who Assassinated Japanese Former PM Shinzo Abe Sentenced to Life in Prison
Tetsuya Yamagami said he was driven by a family grudge against a religious group linked to Abe.
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Twice Bitten, Thrice Shy: What Oil Majors Want Before Betting on Venezuela a Third Time
‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on rule of law,’ Jason Isaac, American Energy Institute CEO, said.
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State With 2nd Highest Volume of Guns Will Not Take Part in National Buyback Scheme
‘Queensland won’t be going down the path of a gun buyback because it doesn’t address anti-Semitism and hate,’ said Premier David Crisafulli.
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All Nationals MPs Withdraw From Opposition Frontbench After Split on Anti-Hate Laws
The move creates fresh challenges for the opposition, which had struggled to maintain traction against the Labor government last year.
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Barrister and Charity Boss Accused Over Child Abuse Chat
Police allegedly found an image of a boy, and explicit sexualised chats with and about minors on the man’s phone when he returned from a trip to Cambodia.
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Survey Finds Aussie Workers Confident Using AI at Home—Just Not in the Office
Uptake of artificial intelligence in Australian workplaces is lagging due to concerns over a lack of transparency and rules, a survey has found.
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Australian Home Affairs Minister Explains Why He Avoids the Term ‘Islamic Extremism’
‘The terrorists want the label because they think it gives them legitimacy in their world and that’s why I’ve always been reluctant to use it,’ said Burke.
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