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Zelenskyy Says He Had ‘Long and Substantive’ Phone Call With Witkoff, Kushner as Peace Talks Continue
‘Ukraine is determined to keep working in good faith with the American side to genuinely achieve peace,’ the Ukrainian President said.
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Why an 18-Month Jail Sentence for Money Laundering in BC Is Being Hailed as a ‘Major Milestone’
‘First sentencing in a decade in a B.C. money laundering case,’ says province’s anti-gang agency
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Case Against Self-Confessed ‘Extreme’ CCP Supporter Highlights Split in NZ’s Chinese Diaspora
Parking warden Morgan Xiao has been ordered to pay $225,000 in a defamation case that highlights the tensions between pro- and anti-CCP Chinese.
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University in Hong Kong Seals Off Student Board, Suspends Union After Posters Mourn Fire Victims
Hong Kong Baptist University’s move came as police actions have increased against those calling for an inquiry into the fatal high-rise fire.
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Day in Photos: Christmas Trees From the Forest, Mass Shooting in South Africa, and Corgi Parade
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Russian Forces Advance as Ukraine Hit by More Than 600 Drone Strikes Overnight
Russian forces advanced north and southeast of Myrnohrad and infiltrated positions in northwestern Pokrovsk.
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Taiwan Bans Chinese App RedNote Over Cybersecurity Failure
The app’s Chinese owner does not have a legal presence in Taiwan and has ignored the Taiwan government’s communication, the island’s Interior Ministry said.
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How the US Defense Industry Is Removing China From the Supply Chain
Keith Norman, from California-based battery manufacturer Lyten, said reliance on China becomes a ‘challenge’ during periods of heightened geopolitical risk.
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How 7-Year Investigation Into UK Novichok Poisonings Led Back to Kremlin
The Dawn Sturgess Inquiry report says Novichok attack in 2018 was carried out on the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin, not ’staged' by Britain.
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Zelenskyy Says He Had ‘Long and Substantive’ Phone Call With Witkoff, Kushner as Peace Talks Continue
‘Ukraine is determined to keep working in good faith with the American side to genuinely achieve peace,’ the Ukrainian President said.
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Why an 18-Month Jail Sentence for Money Laundering in BC Is Being Hailed as a ‘Major Milestone’
‘First sentencing in a decade in a B.C. money laundering case,’ says province’s anti-gang agency
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Case Against Self-Confessed ‘Extreme’ CCP Supporter Highlights Split in NZ’s Chinese Diaspora
Parking warden Morgan Xiao has been ordered to pay $225,000 in a defamation case that highlights the tensions between pro- and anti-CCP Chinese.
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University in Hong Kong Seals Off Student Board, Suspends Union After Posters Mourn Fire Victims
Hong Kong Baptist University’s move came as police actions have increased against those calling for an inquiry into the fatal high-rise fire.
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Day in Photos: Christmas Trees From the Forest, Mass Shooting in South Africa, and Corgi Parade
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Russian Forces Advance as Ukraine Hit by More Than 600 Drone Strikes Overnight
Russian forces advanced north and southeast of Myrnohrad and infiltrated positions in northwestern Pokrovsk.
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Taiwan Bans Chinese App RedNote Over Cybersecurity Failure
The app’s Chinese owner does not have a legal presence in Taiwan and has ignored the Taiwan government’s communication, the island’s Interior Ministry said.
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How the US Defense Industry Is Removing China From the Supply Chain
Keith Norman, from California-based battery manufacturer Lyten, said reliance on China becomes a ‘challenge’ during periods of heightened geopolitical risk.
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How 7-Year Investigation Into UK Novichok Poisonings Led Back to Kremlin
The Dawn Sturgess Inquiry report says Novichok attack in 2018 was carried out on the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin, not ’staged' by Britain.
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