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Sydney woman sentenced for killing and dismembering abusive husband
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Por qué a Putin le importan las elecciones legislativas en Rusia, pese a que no habrá sorpresas
No hay dudas sobre el resultado de esta votación, pero para el Kremlin sigue siendo importante.
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Russians go to polls against backdrop of Ukraine war and Putin’s tightening grip
President’s United Russia party faces no meaningful opposition after liberal anti-war party barred from ballotRussians are going to the poll
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The U.S. and China Want AI Guardrails. But Their Ideas Couldn’t Be More Different.
American dialogue has centered on protecting humanity from the technology, while Beijing is chiefly concerned with safeguarding the Communis
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North Korea Sends Women to Russian Factories in Line of Ukrainian Fire
Kim Jong Un has deployed factory crews into an expanding war zone to bolster ties with President Vladimir Putin.
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Syria warns Israel poses ‘the greatest threat’ to Middle East stability
UNSC meeting on Syria turned into a heated debate between Israel and Turkiye over troops in Syrian territory.
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UN findings show US strikes on Minab could be war crimes
UN-backed human rights experts say the US committed possible war crimes when it launched two strikes.
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U.S. strike on Iranian school may be war crime, U.N. panel says
The group also blamed the Iranian government for "gross human rights violations and crimes against humanity," including in recent violent cr
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Approval rate for Takaichi Cabinet falls to 44.1%, poll shows
The survey found that 68.6% of respondents opposed a decision to appoint lawmakers involved in a slush fund scandal to key party or Cabinet
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Why US plan to sell F-35 warplanes to Saudi Arabia is controversial
Saudi Arabia has lobbied the US for years to buy F35s, the world's most advanced fighter jet.
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A traditional Chinese coffin maker in Malaysia preserves a fading family craft
Goh Khuay Par has spent more than five decades making traditional Chinese coffins by hand in Malaysia, carrying on a family craft passed dow
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Japan’s inflation slows for the first time in four months
The consumer price index excluding fresh food rose 1.7% in August from a year earlier, easing from a 1.8% pace in July.
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Four Japanese among group held in Bangkok over alleged fraud
According to local media, authorities seized what appeared to be counterfeit Japanese police identification booklets.
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White House withdraws Lance Schroyer’s nomination to lead ICE
The ex-Oklahoma state trooper’s nomination had stalled in the Senate as ICE faced growing scrutiny over its operations.
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Is NATO ready to fight? The Ukraine war is raising doubts among military analysts
Ukrainian and Western defense officials said developments on the battlefield are moving so fast, some NATO weapons and tactics could become
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Former Assad officer sentenced to 60 years in US for torture
Former Syrian official sentenced to 60 years in US prison for torturing prisoners under al-Assad's regime.
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Trump says 'major progress' made toward US military base in Poland
US President Donald Trump said that Washington and Warsaw were making 'major progress' toward establishing a US military base in Poland, pot
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‘Nagi Notes’: An intimate portrayal of rural rhythms and realities
The latest film by Koji Fukada reveals an understated charm through languid conversations and art-making.
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Japan’s retail bond boom offers new avenue for fiscal funding
The surge comes as market watchers question who will finance the nation's borrowing as the Bank of Japan scales back debt purchases.
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Tunisia floods disrupt capital as heavy rain traps motorists and residents
Recurring floods disrupt daily life in Tunis, raising questions about drainage, transport and flood preparedness.
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‘Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?’: A passionate but uneven anti-war biopic
Shinya Tsukamoto's "Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?" dramatizes the experiences of a Black Vietnam War veteran to mixed effect.
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Kids and social media: What would change under new EU law
The EU has been pushed to act after evidence has shown children's physical and mental wellbeing are damaged by social media.
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Tokyo Game Show turns 30, but gaming keeps looking back
Japan's premier gaming event celebrates three decades with many of the games that defined its past.
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37 suspected illegal miners die in custody in central Nigeria
Nigerian authorities launched an investigation Thursday after 37 suspected illegal miners died in a civil defence detention facility in cent
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