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The move put the Finnish government on the same path as Poland and the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
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Victoria’s Acting Chief Commissioner Rules out Permanent Role
Less than 2 months in, Nugent said he won’t seek the role long-term, saying, ‘Life is short, and I have other passions to pursue.’
The Body Shop Shuts All New Zealand Stores
The retailer had been in voluntary administration since January, but liquidators have confirmed there’s no hope of keeping the business alive.
Israel Eliminates Tariffs on US Imports Ahead of Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’
Israeli Finance Minister who has signed the order, said the decision aims to safeguard Israel’s economy and strengthen international relations.
Pushing Back Against CCP, Taiwan Expels TikTokers Who Called for Chinese Invasion
Taiwanese officials and experts urge a tougher stance against Beijing’s subversion.
Labor Lobbies Fair Work for Wage Increases in Cost-of-Living Election Battle
Labor has made a submission to a Fair Work review into wages, aimed at sweetening the vote from low earners.
Labor Promises Over $38 Million for Road Upgrades in Melbourne Ahead of Election
Melbourne’s troubled roads will see $38.5 million in upgrades through a partnership of the federal and state governments.
Germany Deploys Troops to Lithuania in First Permanent Mission Since WWII
The new deployment is part of an effort by Berlin to secure NATO’s eastern flank and show that Europe can take on a greater responsibility for its own defense.
Hegseth Assures Indo-Pacific Allies, Including Australia, of US Backing
In a brief visit to the region, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has promised The Trump administration would ’truly prioritise and shift to this region.’
Melania Trump, Marco Rubio Honor Global Women of Courage
Since 2007, the State Department has recognized more than 200 women from over 90 countries.
Dutton Pledges to Lower the Home Loan Borrowing Buffer
Michael Sukkar said research shows nearly 40 percent of first-home buyers fail to secure finance due to serviceability buffers.
Day in Photos: Gas Pipeline Fire, Volcanic Eruption in Iceland, and Tulip Field in Italy
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court Will Rule on Yoon’s Impeachment on April 4
The decision will see the president either formally removed from office or reinstated.
