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Matter of when not where: AFP’s FAST hits its 50th arrest 
The EU will spend billions more on defence. It’s a powerful statement – but won’t do much for Ukraine
Schneider Electric implements another 44 million € investment in Dunavecse
Why Trump’s plan to cut national debt by selling ‘gold card’ visas for US$5 million each won’t work
The strategies and risks European powers must consider when it comes to tackling Trump
Trump’s tariff and land grab threats signal U.S. expansionist ambitions
Warning About Video Game Rewards
Your dog may be wilder than you think, according to canine sleep research
In Day-Long Security Council Debate, Speakers Offer Divergent Views on ‘New’ Global Order, Stress Need to Update Global Governance
View Summit on clinical governance in digital health grows in 2025
Is Elon Musk taking over the US government? Here’s how ‘state capture’ works – and why we should be concerned
Trump pulls out of WHO and Paris – how did international bodies get through deglobalisation last time around?
What does Australia Mean to Us?
Rethinking Fertility Trends In Developed Countries
University of Manchester to collaborate on electron beam research with the Extreme Light Infrastructure
Adult skills in literacy and numeracy declining or stagnating in most OECD countries
Australian Prime Minister Radio interview – ABC Melbourne
Attestation of Class 364 – Biggest class to graduate in 10 years
In a sluggish Europe, Poland stands out and is aiming to become a key player
A tax on new plastic would slash waste – if built into the global treaty on plastics
On Heels of Two Vetoes Cast in Security Council, Initiative for General Assembly Debate After Veto’s Use Now ‘Even More Profound’, Speakers…
Stardust clues show Sun took 10-20 million years to form
The Trump presidency could hammer global growth – here’s what the UK could do
Is Donald Trump a fascist? No – he’s a new brand of authoritarian
More reforms needed to address unequal treatment among religious and belief groups, says UN expert: Hungary
QPS inducts its largest ever cohort of international and interstate officer transfers
World Food Day 2024: Global ceremony highlights the right to nutritious safe and affordable foods
Nobel economics prize: how colonial history explains why strong institutions are vital to a country’s prosperity – expert Q&A
University gifted groundbreaking mathematical object to mark bicentenary
UN expert to visit Hungary to assess freedom of religion or belief
$100 BILLION SINCE 2023: AUSTRALIA MISSING OUT ON CHINA’S MASSIVE OUTBOUND GREEN CAPITAL TSUNAMI
Human Rights Council President Names New Member of Nicaragua Human Rights Probe
Donald Trump insists a ‘strongman’ leader will help America. My new book explains why he’s wrong
Scientists urge new conservation approach to save vulnerable species from climate change impacts
Who are the greatest Paralympians of all time?
Hall back on the podium as UQ swimmers win Australia’s first Paralympic medals in Paris
Belite Bio Announces Appointment of Hendrik P. N. Scholl, MD, MA, as Chief Medical Officer
Experts of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Welcome Belarus’ Strategies to Promote Interethnic Peace, Ask About the Stripping of…
Stevie® Awards Announce Winners in The 21st Annual International Business Awards® from Across the Globe
Silver Has Never Tasted So Sweet
Do hosts win more medals? Are athletes getting older? 128 years of Olympic history in 5 charts
Threats and challenges to Australia’s democracy are well outlined in government report. Now for some action
BYD Thailand Factory Inauguration and Roll-off of Its 8 Millionth New Energy Vehicle
Peer Life Coaches organize walking tour at Tokyo Waterfront Area
Monash Motorsport back on track in Europe this weekend
TV Reality Show Keep Running Explores Budapest
Why real wages in Australia have fallen while they’ve risen in most other OECD countries

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