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‘Infiltrate the Enemy’s Inner Circle’: Court Documents Show Alleged Spy Operation Directed by the CCP
Messages between the alleged spies and a Chinese Communist Party official to infiltrate a banned spiritual movement have been revealed.
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Australian Businessman Accused of Selling ‘Fabricated’ Reports From Kevin Rudd to Chinese Spies
Alexander Csergo was accused of providing reports on sensitive topics that were compiled from open-source material, including fake news, to Chinese spies.
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Australian Federal Police Charge 55-Year-Old Over Alleged Threats to Kill MP
The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.
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Minister Confirms ‘ISIS Brides’ and Children Still Hold Australian Passports
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the passports were issued through ‘automatic processes,’ as the opposition pushes for tougher action.
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Trump to Host Representatives From More Than 40 Countries in First Board of Peace Meeting
The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.
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Is Australia Really Safe? Research Claims Risk of Violent Crime 67 Percent Higher Than the US
‘The thing about Australia is that people really are misinformed about many issues down here,’ says researcher John Lott Jr.
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ICE Repatriates 170 Illegal Immigrants to Cuba
Among the deportees were murderers, kidnappers, rapists, and drug traffickers who were taken into custody from states across the United States, officials said.
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Trump Urges UK to Retain Indian Ocean Territory Amid Iran Tensions
Diego Garcia has served as a key hub for U.S. and UK military operations in the Indian Ocean for decades.
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Day in Photos: NATO Military Exercises, Mark Zuckerberg in Court, and Dog at the Olympics
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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UK’s Starmer Pledges Sweeping Reforms Aimed at Protecting Children on Social Media
British prime minister said proposals could happen in ‘months not weeks’ as his government considers bans on social media, VPNs, and AI chatbots for under-16s.
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Poland Bans China-Made Cars From Entering Military Bases
The wave of low-cost Chinese models has triggered security concerns in Poland.
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US Plans to Deploy More Missile Launchers to the Philippines to Deter China’s Aggression
Washington and Manila vowed to maintain ‘a vigilant posture in the Indo-Pacific to prevent conflict,’ following bilateral talks in Manila.
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Lunar New Year Gala Livestream in Central China Abruptly Shut Down, Sparking Speculation
The show depicted traditional Chinese culture and may have alluded to the communist regime’s oppressive rule, commentators said.
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Rubio Bars Nicaraguan Prison Chief From Entering US
The U.S. State Department named the Nicaraguan prison director in its latest report on human rights abuses.
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‘Infiltrate the Enemy’s Inner Circle’: Court Documents Show Alleged Spy Operation Directed by the CCP
Messages between the alleged spies and a Chinese Communist Party official to infiltrate a banned spiritual movement have been revealed.
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Australian Businessman Accused of Selling ‘Fabricated’ Reports From Kevin Rudd to Chinese Spies
Alexander Csergo was accused of providing reports on sensitive topics that were compiled from open-source material, including fake news, to Chinese spies.
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Australian Federal Police Charge 55-Year-Old Over Alleged Threats to Kill MP
The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.
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Minister Confirms ‘ISIS Brides’ and Children Still Hold Australian Passports
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the passports were issued through ‘automatic processes,’ as the opposition pushes for tougher action.
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Trump to Host Representatives From More Than 40 Countries in First Board of Peace Meeting
The president announced that member nations will pledge a combined $5 billion towards Gaza reconstruction and aid at the group’s first meeting on Thursday.
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Is Australia Really Safe? Research Claims Risk of Violent Crime 67 Percent Higher Than the US
‘The thing about Australia is that people really are misinformed about many issues down here,’ says researcher John Lott Jr.
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ICE Repatriates 170 Illegal Immigrants to Cuba
Among the deportees were murderers, kidnappers, rapists, and drug traffickers who were taken into custody from states across the United States, officials said.
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Trump Urges UK to Retain Indian Ocean Territory Amid Iran Tensions
Diego Garcia has served as a key hub for U.S. and UK military operations in the Indian Ocean for decades.
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Day in Photos: NATO Military Exercises, Mark Zuckerberg in Court, and Dog at the Olympics
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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UK’s Starmer Pledges Sweeping Reforms Aimed at Protecting Children on Social Media
British prime minister said proposals could happen in ‘months not weeks’ as his government considers bans on social media, VPNs, and AI chatbots for under-16s.
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Poland Bans China-Made Cars From Entering Military Bases
The wave of low-cost Chinese models has triggered security concerns in Poland.
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US Plans to Deploy More Missile Launchers to the Philippines to Deter China’s Aggression
Washington and Manila vowed to maintain ‘a vigilant posture in the Indo-Pacific to prevent conflict,’ following bilateral talks in Manila.
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Lunar New Year Gala Livestream in Central China Abruptly Shut Down, Sparking Speculation
The show depicted traditional Chinese culture and may have alluded to the communist regime’s oppressive rule, commentators said.
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Rubio Bars Nicaraguan Prison Chief From Entering US
The U.S. State Department named the Nicaraguan prison director in its latest report on human rights abuses.
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