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MI5 Warns British Lawmakers of LinkedIn Threat From Chinese Spies
Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle wrote to MPs on Tuesday to make them aware of the Espionage Alert issued by the intelligence agency.
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Nicki Minaj Says ‘Faith Is Under Attack’ in UN Speech About Persecution of Nigerian Christians
‘Protecting Christians in Nigeria is not about taking sides or dividing people—it is about uniting humanity,’ the 42-year-old rapper said.
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Spain Offers $946 Million in Ukraine Aid Package During Zelenskyy Visit
Some of the funds will be used to buy Patriot missiles from the United States through a NATO program.
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Taiwan Sees Fivefold Surge in CCP’s Infiltration Cases
The latest case involves a Chinese citizen accused of running an espionage network in Taiwan under the orders of the Chinese military.
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New Victorian Liberal Leader Vows to Get $200 Billion of Debt Under Control
Jess Wilson took over Brad Battin as leader of the Victorian Liberal team.
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Japan Issues Safety Warning to Its Citizens in China Amid Escalating Tensions
The dispute began when the Japanese prime minister commented on Taiwan and has now escalated with China issuing travel warnings and banning films.
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COP30 Comes Amid Rising Skepticism, Falling Donations
Long lines, protests, and traffic congestion marked the 30th gathering of the COP near the Amazon rainforest.
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Key Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Saudi Crown Prince
The two leaders discussed investment deals, normalization with Israel, the sale of F-35s, and human rights issues.
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‘Too Vague, Too Risky’: Industry Urges Rewrite of Environment Reforms
Peak industry groups say Labor’s environment bill needs major amendments to deliver clarity, certainty, and faster approvals.
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He Wants to Build the Outernet in Space. Beijing Wants to Steal It.
Declan Ganley wants to create a space-based alternative to the current internet and cut reliance on vulnerable undersea cables.
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Day in Photos: Fire in Croatia, Trump Meets With Crown Prince, and Egyptian Mummy
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US–Venezuela Tensions Escalate: What to Know
Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.
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US Lifts Tariffs on Philippine Agricultural Exports Worth $1 Billion
Nearly half of the Philippines’ $14.5 billion in exports to the United States will be free from the reciprocal tariffs, Manila officials said.
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Michael Zwaagstra: One Bad Decision Can Ruin a Teacher’s Career
One careless choice and a teaching career can unravel, leaving students and parents to deal with the fallout.
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MI5 Warns British Lawmakers of LinkedIn Threat From Chinese Spies
Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle wrote to MPs on Tuesday to make them aware of the Espionage Alert issued by the intelligence agency.
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Nicki Minaj Says ‘Faith Is Under Attack’ in UN Speech About Persecution of Nigerian Christians
‘Protecting Christians in Nigeria is not about taking sides or dividing people—it is about uniting humanity,’ the 42-year-old rapper said.
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Spain Offers $946 Million in Ukraine Aid Package During Zelenskyy Visit
Some of the funds will be used to buy Patriot missiles from the United States through a NATO program.
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Taiwan Sees Fivefold Surge in CCP’s Infiltration Cases
The latest case involves a Chinese citizen accused of running an espionage network in Taiwan under the orders of the Chinese military.
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New Victorian Liberal Leader Vows to Get $200 Billion of Debt Under Control
Jess Wilson took over Brad Battin as leader of the Victorian Liberal team.
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Japan Issues Safety Warning to Its Citizens in China Amid Escalating Tensions
The dispute began when the Japanese prime minister commented on Taiwan and has now escalated with China issuing travel warnings and banning films.
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COP30 Comes Amid Rising Skepticism, Falling Donations
Long lines, protests, and traffic congestion marked the 30th gathering of the COP near the Amazon rainforest.
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Key Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Saudi Crown Prince
The two leaders discussed investment deals, normalization with Israel, the sale of F-35s, and human rights issues.
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‘Too Vague, Too Risky’: Industry Urges Rewrite of Environment Reforms
Peak industry groups say Labor’s environment bill needs major amendments to deliver clarity, certainty, and faster approvals.
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He Wants to Build the Outernet in Space. Beijing Wants to Steal It.
Declan Ganley wants to create a space-based alternative to the current internet and cut reliance on vulnerable undersea cables.
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Day in Photos: Fire in Croatia, Trump Meets With Crown Prince, and Egyptian Mummy
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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US–Venezuela Tensions Escalate: What to Know
Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.
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US Lifts Tariffs on Philippine Agricultural Exports Worth $1 Billion
Nearly half of the Philippines’ $14.5 billion in exports to the United States will be free from the reciprocal tariffs, Manila officials said.
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Michael Zwaagstra: One Bad Decision Can Ruin a Teacher’s Career
One careless choice and a teaching career can unravel, leaving students and parents to deal with the fallout.
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