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UK Police Arrest Dozens Supporting Banned Pro-Palestinian Activist Group
British lawmakers recently approved legislation designating activist group Palestine Action alongside terrorist organizations including Hamas and ISIS.
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Search Engines Subject to Age Check Laws in Australia
Logging into internet search engines in Australia will now come with a requirement to prove age.
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US Citizen Fatally Beaten Amid Clash Between Israelis and Palestinians in West Bank, Family Says
Twenty-year-old Sayafollah Musallet, a U.S. citizen, died amid a clash between Palestinians and Israelis in the contested West Bank on July 11.
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Day in Photos: Graduation Ceremony, Durham Miners’ Gala, and Sea Salt Raking
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariffs on EU, Mexico
The tariffs aim to correct America’s long-running trade imbalances with the two trading partners, the U.S. president said.
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Beijing Punishes Europe on Trade as It Seeks EU Support Against US Pressure
China courts EU against U.S. pressure yet slaps tariffs and bans on brandy and medical gear—pushing Brussels toward tougher trade defenses.
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Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Drive May Pave Way for Digital Yuan, Undermining US Dollar
The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.
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US Reaffirms Commitment to Support Philippines and Deter CCP in South China Sea
US Navy highlights joint military readiness as tensions rise with Beijing
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Son of Mexican Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Pleads Guilty to US Drug Charges
Prosecutors alleged that Ovidio Guzman Lopez succeeded his father as one of the leaders of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Can US Seize China’s Mineral Throne With Deep-Sea Mining? Here’s What Experts Say
Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’
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Day in Photos: Parade in England, Trump Travels to Texas, Commemoration in Bosnia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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What to Know About an Under-the-Radar Defense Agency That Developed Bunker Busters Used in Iran
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency helps develop customized methods to defeat emerging threats from so-called weapons of mass destruction.
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Fuel to Air India Plane Was Cut Off Before Fatal Crash: Preliminary Report
In the plane’s cockpit voice recording, one pilot was heard asking the other why the fuel switches were turned off.
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China’s New Policies to Aid Employment Amid Trade Tensions Will Have Little Effect: Analysts
The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.
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Queensland Cuts Cord on Languishing $300 Million Plan for Indigenous Arts Centres
Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.
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UK Lawmakers Warn Regulator Over Shein’s Alleged Bid to Soften Listing Rules
The warning came after Shein sought to list in Hong Kong in an attempt to push London to approve its listing application.
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UK Police Arrest Dozens Supporting Banned Pro-Palestinian Activist Group
British lawmakers recently approved legislation designating activist group Palestine Action alongside terrorist organizations including Hamas and ISIS.
|
Search Engines Subject to Age Check Laws in Australia
Logging into internet search engines in Australia will now come with a requirement to prove age.
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US Citizen Fatally Beaten Amid Clash Between Israelis and Palestinians in West Bank, Family Says
Twenty-year-old Sayafollah Musallet, a U.S. citizen, died amid a clash between Palestinians and Israelis in the contested West Bank on July 11.
|
Day in Photos: Graduation Ceremony, Durham Miners’ Gala, and Sea Salt Raking
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariffs on EU, Mexico
The tariffs aim to correct America’s long-running trade imbalances with the two trading partners, the U.S. president said.
|
Beijing Punishes Europe on Trade as It Seeks EU Support Against US Pressure
China courts EU against U.S. pressure yet slaps tariffs and bans on brandy and medical gear—pushing Brussels toward tougher trade defenses.
|
Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Drive May Pave Way for Digital Yuan, Undermining US Dollar
The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.
|
US Reaffirms Commitment to Support Philippines and Deter CCP in South China Sea
US Navy highlights joint military readiness as tensions rise with Beijing
|
Son of Mexican Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Pleads Guilty to US Drug Charges
Prosecutors alleged that Ovidio Guzman Lopez succeeded his father as one of the leaders of the Sinaloa cartel.
|
Can US Seize China’s Mineral Throne With Deep-Sea Mining? Here’s What Experts Say
Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’
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Day in Photos: Parade in England, Trump Travels to Texas, Commemoration in Bosnia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
What to Know About an Under-the-Radar Defense Agency That Developed Bunker Busters Used in Iran
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency helps develop customized methods to defeat emerging threats from so-called weapons of mass destruction.
|
Fuel to Air India Plane Was Cut Off Before Fatal Crash: Preliminary Report
In the plane’s cockpit voice recording, one pilot was heard asking the other why the fuel switches were turned off.
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China’s New Policies to Aid Employment Amid Trade Tensions Will Have Little Effect: Analysts
The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.
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Queensland Cuts Cord on Languishing $300 Million Plan for Indigenous Arts Centres
Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.
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UK Lawmakers Warn Regulator Over Shein’s Alleged Bid to Soften Listing Rules
The warning came after Shein sought to list in Hong Kong in an attempt to push London to approve its listing application.
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