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Satellite photos show construction at Iran nuclear site
The construction comes as the US nears election day in a campaign pitting President Donald Trump, whose maximum pressure campaign…
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Labor agrees to support new gas projects after public brawl sparked by Joel Fitzgibbon
A public battle between Anthony Albanese, Mark Butler and Joel Fitzgibbon over Labor’s language regarding gas has triggered a process…
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Japan’s Suga crawls but needs to sprint
TOKYO – Japan needed a bang. What it got was a whimper. Case in point? Yoshihide Suga. William Pesek Asia…
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Turkey Doesn’t Have the Economic Bite to Back Up Erdogan’s Bark
Turkey doesn’t have the latter David Rosenberg Haaretz In the midst of one of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s frequent…
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Iranian hackers target top diplomats and security officials
An Iranian hacker group targeted high-profile government officials by sending fraudulent invites to the upcoming Munich Security Conference, technology firm…
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The U.S. Presidential Election: Managing the Risks of Violence
It is conceivable that violence could erupt during voting or protracted ballot counts. ICG Officials should take extra precautions; media…
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Poland abortion ruling sparks ‘women’s strike’
Crowds have protested in several cities for the seventh-day running against the decision that outlawed terminations on the grounds of…
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Rather than recalling unsafe products, why not ensure they’re safe in the first place?
About 20 Australian children a week are hospitalised due to swallowing batteries, and three have died since 2013. Luke Nottage…
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Johnson’s Brexit Bill set to be blocked by House of Lords
British prime minister’s Boris Johnson’s plan to flout international law over Brexit is set to be blocked by the House of…
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Tension grips Philadelphia for 2nd night after fatal police shooting of Black man
A night after violent unrest and looting in the west Philadelphia neighborhood near where 27-year-old Walter Wallace was gunned down…
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After Victoria’s long and difficult coronavirus lockdown, it’s now the envy of the world
They have every right to be. The Conversation / By Stephen Duckett and Tom Crowley – ABC No other place…
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Erdogan and Khan are hypocritical about Macron’s France
It feels strange to hear Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan talk about secular values…
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Global coronavirus report: Italian police use tear gas to disperse anti-lockdown rally
Police in Italy have fired tear gas to disperse angry crowds in the northern cities of Turin and Milan after protests against…
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Air pollution attributed to at least 150 Covid-19 deaths in Ireland – study
At least 150 Covid-19 deaths in Ireland are attributable to long-term exposure to air pollution, according to a new study. Paul Cullen…
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What Americans Can Learn From Their Isolationist Past
Kupchan seeks to do just that in his new book. We present here two timely excerpts. Charles A. Kupchan The…
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Belarus opposition prepares mass strikes after Alexander Lukashenko ignores deadline to quit
Eleven weeks after a disputed presidential election, the crisis in the former Soviet republic entered a new phase with the…
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