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South Korea’s Former Interior Minister Receives 7-Year Sentence in Martial Law Case
The verdict comes one week before the same court rules on whether former President Yoon Suk Yeol is guilty of rebellion.
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Macron Blames Renewable Energy for Spain’s National Blackout
Since adopting its Climate Change and Energy Transition Law in May 2021, Spain has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
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Singapore Most Religiously Diverse Country, But US Tops Most Populated Nations: Study
The report measures how evenly people are spread across seven groups: Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, other religions, and no affiliation.
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At Least 7,000 Dead in Iran Protests, Activists Say
Washington and Tehran are continuing negotiations regarding the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.
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Israel Has Joined Trump’s Board of Peace, Netanyahu Says
The Board of Peace was set up as part of a U.S.-backed agreement between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas, to resolve issues following the Gaza cease-fire.
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Japan Shows a Way to Stand Up to Chinese Coercion: Analysts
Beijing’s coercive tactics ‘don’t have to succeed,’ says an Asia affairs analyst.
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US Energy Secretary Visits Venezuela, Touts Expanding Oil Cooperation
U.S. energy chief Chris Wright met with the country’s acting leader, Delcy Rodríguez, at the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas.
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Queensland to Track Youth Offenders With GPS Ankle Monitors
Queensland will allow youth offenders to be GPS tracked while on bail, in a new law passed through state parliament.
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Commissioner Says Police Not Targeting Any Religion During Protest Response
Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon apologised for any offence taken, and says the broader situation needed to be considered.
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Israeli President Cancels Visit to Melbourne Synagogue Over Security Concerns
Local members of the synagogue expressed disappointment with the decision, saying that calling it “a shame” would be an understatement.
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Is Australia's Centre-Right Party Doomed to Repeat the Fate of its Predecessor?
Nearly 80 years on, the familiar problems that crippled the UAP now grip the Liberal Party of Australia.
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South Korea’s Former Interior Minister Receives 7-Year Sentence in Martial Law Case
The verdict comes one week before the same court rules on whether former President Yoon Suk Yeol is guilty of rebellion.
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Macron Blames Renewable Energy for Spain’s National Blackout
Since adopting its Climate Change and Energy Transition Law in May 2021, Spain has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
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Singapore Most Religiously Diverse Country, But US Tops Most Populated Nations: Study
The report measures how evenly people are spread across seven groups: Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, other religions, and no affiliation.
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At Least 7,000 Dead in Iran Protests, Activists Say
Washington and Tehran are continuing negotiations regarding the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.
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Israel Has Joined Trump’s Board of Peace, Netanyahu Says
The Board of Peace was set up as part of a U.S.-backed agreement between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas, to resolve issues following the Gaza cease-fire.
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Japan Shows a Way to Stand Up to Chinese Coercion: Analysts
Beijing’s coercive tactics ‘don’t have to succeed,’ says an Asia affairs analyst.
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US Energy Secretary Visits Venezuela, Touts Expanding Oil Cooperation
U.S. energy chief Chris Wright met with the country’s acting leader, Delcy Rodríguez, at the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas.
|
Queensland to Track Youth Offenders With GPS Ankle Monitors
Queensland will allow youth offenders to be GPS tracked while on bail, in a new law passed through state parliament.
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Commissioner Says Police Not Targeting Any Religion During Protest Response
Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon apologised for any offence taken, and says the broader situation needed to be considered.
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Israeli President Cancels Visit to Melbourne Synagogue Over Security Concerns
Local members of the synagogue expressed disappointment with the decision, saying that calling it “a shame” would be an understatement.
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Is Australia's Centre-Right Party Doomed to Repeat the Fate of its Predecessor?
Nearly 80 years on, the familiar problems that crippled the UAP now grip the Liberal Party of Australia.
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