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Five dead after suspension bridge cable snaps in Xinjiang
Five people were killed after a cable on a suspension bridge snapped in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region, causing them to…
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US working to kill EU Digital Services Act – Reuters
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reportedly ordered US diplomats to launch a lobbying campaign against the EU’s Digital Services…
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US Sen Lindsey Graham hails Trump’s 50% tariff on India as blow to Putin
US Senator Lindsey Graham has hailed President Donald Trump’s shock 50% tariff on Indian imports over Russian oil deals as…
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Dialogue with US will prevail – Putin aide
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s economic envoy has said he is confident Moscow and Washington can find common ground through diplomacy.…
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Ukraine ‘doesn’t belong among civilized nations’ – Hungarian FM
Ukraine can have no place in the EU and “doesn’t even belong among civilized nations,” Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has said.…
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Hiroshima marks 80 years as US-Russia nuclear tensions rise
Japan marked 80 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on Wednesday with a ceremony reminding the world of the…
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Ghana defence minister among eight killed in helicopter crash
Ghana’s Defence Minister Edward Omane Boamah died in a military helicopter crash on Wednesday along with four other officials and…
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Swedish PM sparks criticism over frequent AI use in his role
The Swedish prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, has received immense backlash after admitting that he consults AI tools as guidance for…
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Indian army rubbishes country’s media reports of ceasefire violation by Pakistan
The Indian army on Tuesday dismissed the claims made by its own country’s media that Pakistani forces had violated the…
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Titan submarine disaster exposed in shocking new report
A new investigative report has revealed troubling insights into the factors behind the Titan submersible tragedy. A report revealed that…
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