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AI, Crypto Czar David Sacks Resigns, Moves to Co-Chair President’s Advisory Science Body
David Sacks is stepping down from the role two weeks after he said the United States should ‘declare victory’ and get out of the war in the Middle East.
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Philippines Signs Military Pact With France Amid South China Sea Tensions
The landmark military deal with a European ally comes as Manila expands its military ties with partners amid tensions with Beijing in the South China Sea.
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US Provides $25 Million for Return of Ukrainian Children
A U.N. investigation earlier this month found that Russia’s deportation of Ukrainian children during the war amounted to a crime against humanity.
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EU Reaches Deal on Customs Reform, Agrees to Fine Online Marketplaces Over Unsafe Imports
Under the new rules, online marketplaces and sellers such as Temu, SHEIN, and AliExpress will be treated as importers.
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Israel Accelerates Strikes on Iran’s Military Industry as Cease-Fire Prospects Loom
Israeli operations are intensifying alongside a parallel U.S.-led track to settle the conflict through diplomacy and end the war.
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NSW Police Investigate Swastika Vandalism at Jewish Sandwich Shop
Police confirmed they received a report of malicious damage on March 26. Initial inquiries indicated the vandalism took place on March 21.
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Australia to Receive 6 Tankers of Jet Fuel From China Ahead of Easter Flight Period
‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.
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Average Gas Price in US Up One Dollar From February Amid Iran War
Oil markets are assuming the Iran conflict will end ‘quite fast and things will stabilize quite quickly,’ said one expert.
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German Minister Warns Australia That CCP Is Watching the Ukraine War for Lessons
Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.
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NSW Orders Fuel Data As Shortages Spread Across Australia
The data will allow the state government to prepare to use emergency powers if conditions worsen.
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Trump Says He Is ‘Surprised’ by Australia’s Stance on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.
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Alaska Mine Testing Shows Ore Exceeds Military-Grade Quality
The domestically sourced stibnite ore can be processed into antimony needed for U.S. military ammunition and other applications.
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Queensland Man Charged Over Alleged Trip to Burma to Fight in Armed Conflict
The man was charged with one count of entering a foreign country with intent to engage in hostile activities, an offence punishable by life imprisonment.
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Australia Bars Entry for Over 7,000 Iranian Visa Holders
Iranian temporary visa holders will be blocked from entering Australia over concerns they may not return home.
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Feed Costs Surge From Iran War, as Plunging Hog Prices Deepen Challenges for China’s Pig Farmers
Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.
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Minister Blocks Alleged Name Change Push, Urges James Cook University to Focus on Education
The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.
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Day in Photos: Swiss Ice Skaters, Protests in South America, and Conflict in the Middle East
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
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Iran Conflict Highlights Evolving Drone Threat
The ongoing battle with Iran has featured many advanced and expensive weapons.
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AI, Crypto Czar David Sacks Resigns, Moves to Co-Chair President’s Advisory Science Body
David Sacks is stepping down from the role two weeks after he said the United States should ‘declare victory’ and get out of the war in the Middle East.
|
Philippines Signs Military Pact With France Amid South China Sea Tensions
The landmark military deal with a European ally comes as Manila expands its military ties with partners amid tensions with Beijing in the South China Sea.
|
US Provides $25 Million for Return of Ukrainian Children
A U.N. investigation earlier this month found that Russia’s deportation of Ukrainian children during the war amounted to a crime against humanity.
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EU Reaches Deal on Customs Reform, Agrees to Fine Online Marketplaces Over Unsafe Imports
Under the new rules, online marketplaces and sellers such as Temu, SHEIN, and AliExpress will be treated as importers.
|
Israel Accelerates Strikes on Iran’s Military Industry as Cease-Fire Prospects Loom
Israeli operations are intensifying alongside a parallel U.S.-led track to settle the conflict through diplomacy and end the war.
|
NSW Police Investigate Swastika Vandalism at Jewish Sandwich Shop
Police confirmed they received a report of malicious damage on March 26. Initial inquiries indicated the vandalism took place on March 21.
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Australia to Receive 6 Tankers of Jet Fuel From China Ahead of Easter Flight Period
‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.
|
Average Gas Price in US Up One Dollar From February Amid Iran War
Oil markets are assuming the Iran conflict will end ‘quite fast and things will stabilize quite quickly,’ said one expert.
|
German Minister Warns Australia That CCP Is Watching the Ukraine War for Lessons
Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.
|
NSW Orders Fuel Data As Shortages Spread Across Australia
The data will allow the state government to prepare to use emergency powers if conditions worsen.
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Trump Says He Is ‘Surprised’ by Australia’s Stance on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.
|
Alaska Mine Testing Shows Ore Exceeds Military-Grade Quality
The domestically sourced stibnite ore can be processed into antimony needed for U.S. military ammunition and other applications.
|
Queensland Man Charged Over Alleged Trip to Burma to Fight in Armed Conflict
The man was charged with one count of entering a foreign country with intent to engage in hostile activities, an offence punishable by life imprisonment.
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Australia Bars Entry for Over 7,000 Iranian Visa Holders
Iranian temporary visa holders will be blocked from entering Australia over concerns they may not return home.
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Feed Costs Surge From Iran War, as Plunging Hog Prices Deepen Challenges for China’s Pig Farmers
Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.
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Minister Blocks Alleged Name Change Push, Urges James Cook University to Focus on Education
The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.
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Day in Photos: Swiss Ice Skaters, Protests in South America, and Conflict in the Middle East
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Iran Conflict Highlights Evolving Drone Threat
The ongoing battle with Iran has featured many advanced and expensive weapons.
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