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German Authorities Charge US Citizen With Attempting to Spy for China
The former contractor for the U.S. Defense Department allegedly attempted to sell sensitive U.S. military information to the Chinese regime.
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Upcoming Syria Poll Won’t Include Restive Suweida Province, Officials Say
Slated for next month, the parliamentary poll will also exclude two provinces in northeastern Syria that remain largely outside the control of Damascus.
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US Detects First Human Case of Flesh-Eating Screwworm in Maryland
The Health and Human Services Department said the case poses a ‘very low’ risk to public health in the United States.
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Mass Evacuations, Airports Closed as Typhoon Kajiki Reaches Vietnam
Vietnam’s meteorology agency has warned of heavy rain and potential flooding in multiple regions.
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Iranian Leader Khamenei Rejects Direct Talks With US Over Nuclear Program
Ali Khamenei’s comments come as Iran is due to resume talks with Britain, France, and Germany on its nuclear enrichment program.
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Coalition Brands Last Week’s Economic Reform Roundtable a ‘Canberra Talkfest’: Question Time
The Coalition went on the attack against Labor’s roundtable held last week.
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Nationals Revive Net Zero Debate in Parliament, Pits the Economy Against Climate Action
The Nationals highlight job losses and rising costs, while Labor argues clean energy powers growth, protects agriculture, and strengthens resilience.
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Coalition, Labor Support Housing Reform for AUKUS Troops
The Greens opposed the Bill calling it ‘public housing for US troops,’ and said it diverts funds from Australians in need.
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Australia’s Flag is Turning 124: The Forgotten Story Behind the National Symbol
Allen Pidgeon, chair of the Australian National Flag Association, says young citizens appreciate the flag’s enduring significance.
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Shadow Minister Vows to ‘Directly’ Call Out CCP Hostilities, Pushes for Military Build-Up
‘With technology changing the battlefield in unprecedented ways, the closed shop that is our defence industry must be opened up,’ said Jacinta Price.
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France Summons US Ambassador Over Letter Alleging Inadequate Response to Anti-Semitism
It comes after U.S. ambassador Charles Kushner sent a letter expressing ‘deep concern’ over the issue.
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German Authorities Charge US Citizen With Attempting to Spy for China
The former contractor for the U.S. Defense Department allegedly attempted to sell sensitive U.S. military information to the Chinese regime.
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Upcoming Syria Poll Won’t Include Restive Suweida Province, Officials Say
Slated for next month, the parliamentary poll will also exclude two provinces in northeastern Syria that remain largely outside the control of Damascus.
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US Detects First Human Case of Flesh-Eating Screwworm in Maryland
The Health and Human Services Department said the case poses a ‘very low’ risk to public health in the United States.
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Mass Evacuations, Airports Closed as Typhoon Kajiki Reaches Vietnam
Vietnam’s meteorology agency has warned of heavy rain and potential flooding in multiple regions.
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Iranian Leader Khamenei Rejects Direct Talks With US Over Nuclear Program
Ali Khamenei’s comments come as Iran is due to resume talks with Britain, France, and Germany on its nuclear enrichment program.
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Coalition Brands Last Week’s Economic Reform Roundtable a ‘Canberra Talkfest’: Question Time
The Coalition went on the attack against Labor’s roundtable held last week.
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Nationals Revive Net Zero Debate in Parliament, Pits the Economy Against Climate Action
The Nationals highlight job losses and rising costs, while Labor argues clean energy powers growth, protects agriculture, and strengthens resilience.
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Coalition, Labor Support Housing Reform for AUKUS Troops
The Greens opposed the Bill calling it ‘public housing for US troops,’ and said it diverts funds from Australians in need.
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Australia’s Flag is Turning 124: The Forgotten Story Behind the National Symbol
Allen Pidgeon, chair of the Australian National Flag Association, says young citizens appreciate the flag’s enduring significance.
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Shadow Minister Vows to ‘Directly’ Call Out CCP Hostilities, Pushes for Military Build-Up
‘With technology changing the battlefield in unprecedented ways, the closed shop that is our defence industry must be opened up,’ said Jacinta Price.
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France Summons US Ambassador Over Letter Alleging Inadequate Response to Anti-Semitism
It comes after U.S. ambassador Charles Kushner sent a letter expressing ‘deep concern’ over the issue.
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