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Chinese Export Controls Pushing EU Companies to Move Sourcing Elsewhere, Says Industry Body
Many businesses said in a survey that export control measures affect China’s reliability as an export hub.
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Witkoff to Meet Putin in Moscow on Tuesday: Russia
The U.S. special envoy’s trip follows talks between Washington and Kyiv in Florida over the weekend.
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Hong Kong Student Arrested After Launching Petition Over Deadly Fire
Police arrested Miles Kwan on suspicion of ’seditious intent,' prompting concerns over the use of the National Security Law.
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Victorian Premier Rejects ‘Divisive Politics’ in Response to Rally Against Mass Migration
The premier also spoke of the opening of the new Metro Tunnel.
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US, Syrian Forces Destroy More Than 15 ISIS Weapons Sites in Southern Syria: CENTCOM
The U.S. military urges continued pressure on ISIS and faster repatriation of detainees from northeast Syria.
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Nuclear Advocate Tells of Threats, Smears at Inquiry Into Climate Misinformation
19-year-old Will Shackel says he has faced harassment for his advocacy, while conservationist Steve Nowakowski reveals he had a gun drawn on him.
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Ramaphosa Pushes Back on Trump’s Disinviting South Africa From Miami G20 Summit
The diplomatic spat began when the U.S. president accused Pretoria of unaddressed human rights abuses, which the South African president continues to deny.
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Latin American Leaders, Experts Weighs In on US Tensions With Venezuela
Some regional leaders are opposed, but others say U.S. intervention may be exactly what the country needs.
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Lobito Corridor Unlocks African Critical Minerals, Experts Say Processing Is Next Step
Developing manufacturing in Africa could be how the United States competes with China, a technology consulting expert said..
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Australia Merges 3 Defence Agencies Into 1 to Speed up Projects, Control Costs
The move comes amid ongoing concern with Australia’s decades-long acquisition of major arms.
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Doctors Warn of Public Health Risks as Vaccine Rates Hit New Lows
The AMA said the falling immunisation rates illustrate the loss of trust in vaccines within a portion of the public since COVID-19.
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2nd CCP Navy Flotilla Could Be Headed Toward Australia, Defence Minister Confirms
In a repeat of an incident that occurred earlier this year, a Chinese flotilla could be headed toward Australian waters, Minister Richard Marles said.
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A ‘State Within a State’: Indonesian Minister Sounds Alarm Over Unsupervised Chinese-Owned Airport
The airport sits alongside the Chinese-backed Indonesian Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP)—the epicentre of the country’s nickel processing centre.
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Blackout Warnings in New Report on Australia’s Energy Transition
The closure of Australia’s largest coal-fired power station could cause interruptions, the Australian Energy Market Operator has warned.
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Australian Home Values Lift for 3rd Straight Month
Home values rose 1 percent in November, with Sydney up 0.5 percent and Melbourne 0.3 percent.
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Chinese Export Controls Pushing EU Companies to Move Sourcing Elsewhere, Says Industry Body
Many businesses said in a survey that export control measures affect China’s reliability as an export hub.
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Witkoff to Meet Putin in Moscow on Tuesday: Russia
The U.S. special envoy’s trip follows talks between Washington and Kyiv in Florida over the weekend.
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Hong Kong Student Arrested After Launching Petition Over Deadly Fire
Police arrested Miles Kwan on suspicion of ’seditious intent,' prompting concerns over the use of the National Security Law.
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Victorian Premier Rejects ‘Divisive Politics’ in Response to Rally Against Mass Migration
The premier also spoke of the opening of the new Metro Tunnel.
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US, Syrian Forces Destroy More Than 15 ISIS Weapons Sites in Southern Syria: CENTCOM
The U.S. military urges continued pressure on ISIS and faster repatriation of detainees from northeast Syria.
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Nuclear Advocate Tells of Threats, Smears at Inquiry Into Climate Misinformation
19-year-old Will Shackel says he has faced harassment for his advocacy, while conservationist Steve Nowakowski reveals he had a gun drawn on him.
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Ramaphosa Pushes Back on Trump’s Disinviting South Africa From Miami G20 Summit
The diplomatic spat began when the U.S. president accused Pretoria of unaddressed human rights abuses, which the South African president continues to deny.
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Latin American Leaders, Experts Weighs In on US Tensions With Venezuela
Some regional leaders are opposed, but others say U.S. intervention may be exactly what the country needs.
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Lobito Corridor Unlocks African Critical Minerals, Experts Say Processing Is Next Step
Developing manufacturing in Africa could be how the United States competes with China, a technology consulting expert said..
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Australia Merges 3 Defence Agencies Into 1 to Speed up Projects, Control Costs
The move comes amid ongoing concern with Australia’s decades-long acquisition of major arms.
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Doctors Warn of Public Health Risks as Vaccine Rates Hit New Lows
The AMA said the falling immunisation rates illustrate the loss of trust in vaccines within a portion of the public since COVID-19.
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2nd CCP Navy Flotilla Could Be Headed Toward Australia, Defence Minister Confirms
In a repeat of an incident that occurred earlier this year, a Chinese flotilla could be headed toward Australian waters, Minister Richard Marles said.
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A ‘State Within a State’: Indonesian Minister Sounds Alarm Over Unsupervised Chinese-Owned Airport
The airport sits alongside the Chinese-backed Indonesian Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP)—the epicentre of the country’s nickel processing centre.
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Blackout Warnings in New Report on Australia’s Energy Transition
The closure of Australia’s largest coal-fired power station could cause interruptions, the Australian Energy Market Operator has warned.
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Australian Home Values Lift for 3rd Straight Month
Home values rose 1 percent in November, with Sydney up 0.5 percent and Melbourne 0.3 percent.
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