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Three Charged Nationwide Over Alleged Nazi Symbol Offences
The charges formed part of a wider AFP operation targeting the importation and sale of prohibited extremist material in NSW, Queensland, WA, and Victoria.
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Day in Photos: Farmers Protest in Greece, Melania Trump at a Charity Event, Earthquake in Japan
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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India Urges Caution When Traveling in China After Citizen Detained in Shanghai Airport
Officials said Beijing is expected to provide assurance that Indian citizens transiting through Chinese airports will not “be stopped or harassed arbitrarily.”
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Western Universities Freely Share AI Research With Chinese Labs: Study
The report finds that such collaborations facilitated human rights abuses and mass surveillance of civilians in China.
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China’s Trade Surplus Reaches a Record of $1 Trillion in 11 Months
Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.
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Mars Wins Final Approval to Acquire Kellanova in $36 Billion Deal
The proposed transaction received Kellanova shareowner approval in November 2024 and all final regulatory approvals by Dec. 8.
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The Ordinary Weed With Surprising Anti-Cancer Potential
Why this everyday weed is doing better in clinical studies than some supplements.
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More Work Needed to Persuade Beijing to Grant Rare Earth Export Licenses, German Minister Says
Wadephul also said that the security and prosperity of Germany and Europe ‘are closely tied to China.’
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Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake off Northeastern Coast
Japan’s nuclear authority stated that power stations in Totsu, Fukushima, and Onagawa had so far not reported any abnormalities following the quake.
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Maryland Man Sentenced for Scheme Allowing Foreign Access to US Gov’t Systems
The defendant is accused of ‘using false identities on behalf of North Korea to infiltrate American companies,’ an FBI official said.
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US and Israeli Navies Begin Week-Long Joint Drill
The exercise has historically covered maritime security, explosive ordnance disposal, and unmanned systems integration.
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Japan Protests After Jets Targeted by China With Radar
Japan and Australia condemned the radar targeting as dangerous and destabilizing for the region, pointing to Beijing’s disregard for the rules-based order.
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Syria Marks One Year Since Fall of Assad
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa said Syrians would face future challenges together and called for national unity.
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Three Charged Nationwide Over Alleged Nazi Symbol Offences
The charges formed part of a wider AFP operation targeting the importation and sale of prohibited extremist material in NSW, Queensland, WA, and Victoria.
|
Day in Photos: Farmers Protest in Greece, Melania Trump at a Charity Event, Earthquake in Japan
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
India Urges Caution When Traveling in China After Citizen Detained in Shanghai Airport
Officials said Beijing is expected to provide assurance that Indian citizens transiting through Chinese airports will not “be stopped or harassed arbitrarily.”
|
Western Universities Freely Share AI Research With Chinese Labs: Study
The report finds that such collaborations facilitated human rights abuses and mass surveillance of civilians in China.
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China’s Trade Surplus Reaches a Record of $1 Trillion in 11 Months
Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.
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Mars Wins Final Approval to Acquire Kellanova in $36 Billion Deal
The proposed transaction received Kellanova shareowner approval in November 2024 and all final regulatory approvals by Dec. 8.
|
The Ordinary Weed With Surprising Anti-Cancer Potential
Why this everyday weed is doing better in clinical studies than some supplements.
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More Work Needed to Persuade Beijing to Grant Rare Earth Export Licenses, German Minister Says
Wadephul also said that the security and prosperity of Germany and Europe ‘are closely tied to China.’
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Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake off Northeastern Coast
Japan’s nuclear authority stated that power stations in Totsu, Fukushima, and Onagawa had so far not reported any abnormalities following the quake.
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Maryland Man Sentenced for Scheme Allowing Foreign Access to US Gov’t Systems
The defendant is accused of ‘using false identities on behalf of North Korea to infiltrate American companies,’ an FBI official said.
|
US and Israeli Navies Begin Week-Long Joint Drill
The exercise has historically covered maritime security, explosive ordnance disposal, and unmanned systems integration.
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Japan Protests After Jets Targeted by China With Radar
Japan and Australia condemned the radar targeting as dangerous and destabilizing for the region, pointing to Beijing’s disregard for the rules-based order.
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Syria Marks One Year Since Fall of Assad
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa said Syrians would face future challenges together and called for national unity.
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