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Public Servants Risk Scrutiny for Criticizing Government Online: Federal Guidance Document
The document says such comments on social media can undermine the public’s trust in the public service’s ability to support the federal government.
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CCP Launches Chikungunya Virus Testing in Foshan, Sparking Fears of Lockdown
The U.S. CDC said it is considering issuing a travel notice for China as the Chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.
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US Proposal to Lease South Caucasus Land Corridor Draws Mixed Reactions
The so-called Zangezur Corridor would link Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave via Armenia, Baku’s historical foe in the region.
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Germany Announces First Patriot Defense Transfers to Ukraine Under New NATO Framework
Last month, President Donald Trump announced a new framework to ensure other Western nations cover the costs to transfer more military aid to Ukraine.
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Beijing Pays Influencers in Africa to Spread Anti-US Messaging
Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.
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Day in Photos: Mey Highland Games, Protests in Thailand, and Mass Taekwondo Lesson
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Welcome to ... Antarctica? Hobart Councillor Questions Scope of Aboriginal Rituals
In late July, the Hobart City Council voted against a proposed change to how Aboriginal Acknowledgements are performed.
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Ukraine’s Anti-Graft Agencies Say They Uncovered Major Drone Procurement Bribery Case
The move follows a dramatic reversal of law that had curbed the anti-corruption agencies and sparked rare wartime demonstrations.
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Trump Says Brazil’s Lula Can Call Him ‘Anytime He Wants’
Tensions recently rise between Washington and Brasília over new 50 percent tariffs and sanctions on a Brazilian judge.
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Brown’s University Comes to Agreement With US Government
Brown’s is the third university in July to come an agreement amid discrimination allegations.
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Public Servants Risk Scrutiny for Criticizing Government Online: Federal Guidance Document
The document says such comments on social media can undermine the public’s trust in the public service’s ability to support the federal government.
|
CCP Launches Chikungunya Virus Testing in Foshan, Sparking Fears of Lockdown
The U.S. CDC said it is considering issuing a travel notice for China as the Chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.
|
US Proposal to Lease South Caucasus Land Corridor Draws Mixed Reactions
The so-called Zangezur Corridor would link Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave via Armenia, Baku’s historical foe in the region.
|
Germany Announces First Patriot Defense Transfers to Ukraine Under New NATO Framework
Last month, President Donald Trump announced a new framework to ensure other Western nations cover the costs to transfer more military aid to Ukraine.
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Beijing Pays Influencers in Africa to Spread Anti-US Messaging
Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.
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Day in Photos: Mey Highland Games, Protests in Thailand, and Mass Taekwondo Lesson
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Welcome to ... Antarctica? Hobart Councillor Questions Scope of Aboriginal Rituals
In late July, the Hobart City Council voted against a proposed change to how Aboriginal Acknowledgements are performed.
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Ukraine’s Anti-Graft Agencies Say They Uncovered Major Drone Procurement Bribery Case
The move follows a dramatic reversal of law that had curbed the anti-corruption agencies and sparked rare wartime demonstrations.
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Trump Says Brazil’s Lula Can Call Him ‘Anytime He Wants’
Tensions recently rise between Washington and Brasília over new 50 percent tariffs and sanctions on a Brazilian judge.
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Brown’s University Comes to Agreement With US Government
Brown’s is the third university in July to come an agreement amid discrimination allegations.
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