Arabic translations in HK digital publishing soon
Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law said on Wednesday that Hong Kong's enhanced digital publishing initiative will soon
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NYC Democratic mayoral candidates debate; Trump talks Ukraine war with Putin
Google News (Russia)NYC Democratic mayoral candidates debate; Trump talks Ukraine war with Putin NBC News…Read More
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‘It’s a shock’: if you think Adelaide housing is affordable, think again
Google News (Australia)‘It’s a shock’: if you think Adelaide housing is affordable, think again The Guardian…Read More
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Rubio Clashes with Sen. Kaine Over Afrikaner Refugees: ‘You Don’t Like that They’re White’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio clashed with Democrats over the Trump administration's recent acceptance of South African refugees, telling Sen.
Tyisha Schildgen
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Track Day Cars You Can Actually Afford
You can take just about anything to a track—if it’s not leaving a visible trail of fluids and won’t roll
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New Zealand Aquaculture Development Plan aims to grow industry to $3b a year
The plan, announced by the Oceans and Fisheries Minister in Marlborough, aims to grow the industry to $3b a year...
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03:23
Study Reinforces CVD, Other Non-Cancer Causes of Death in Men With Prostate Cancer
MedPage Today) -- Men with nonmetastatic prostate cancer lived longer if they followed a healthier lifestyle, despite no reduction in
Tyisha Schildgen
22:25
Five killed in suicide bomb blast in northeastern Afghanistan, say police
A representational image of destroyed cars and ambulances after an attack in Qalat, Afghanistan. — Reuters/FileAt least five people were
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19:26
ICC under attack: can court continue to function?
US sanctions 'designed not only to intimidate court officials and staff' but 'also to chill broader cooperation', say rights group...
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12:21
January smashes heat record, surprising scientists
Last month was the hottest January on record, blitzing the previous high and stunning climate scientists who expected cooler La
