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Even if Donald Trump's application for immunity was denied, his delay plan was successful

Even though Donald Trump lost in court, he still managed to score a hefty triumph. The president can still face criminal charges for his actions as president, according to an appeals court ruling. The federal trial of Mr. Trump in connection with the assault on the US…

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Rare corruption allegation against Singapore minister Iswaran

It is a rare occurrence that has stunned a nation that takes great pride in its impeccable governance that a cabinet minister in Singapore has been charged with corruption. "Obtaining gratification as a public servant" was one of the 27 accusations that Subr…

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The International Court of Justice is now examining a lawsuit brought by South Africa accusing Israel of committing genocide

South Africa has accused Israel of perpetrating genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza, and the International Court of Justice is currently hearing their case. Additional requests for the court to halt Israeli military actions in the region are included in the fili…

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According to the chairman of a US commission on the matter, Egypt informed Israel days before Hamas struck

Egypt had issued a warning to Israel about the possibility of violent incidents three days prior to Hamas's deadly raid over the border, according to the head of a congressional subcommittee in the United States. Michael McCaul, who is the head of the Foreign Affa…

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According to Travis Kelce, the National Football League is "overdoing" its coverage of Taylor Swift

Travis Kelce, a superstar in the National Football League who is rumored to be Taylor Swift's sweetheart, is starting to become tired of the coverage the league gives to her attendance at games. Kelce, who is 33 years old, stated this on Wednesday's episode of…

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Twin gunshots in Rotterdam have resulted in the deaths of three people, according to Dutch police

The individual responsible for at least three deaths as a result of twin shootings in the city of Rotterdam has been apprehended by the Dutch police. On Thursday, the perpetrator, a male aged 32, allegedly opened fire at a residence before setting it on fire and then s…

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The imprisonment of a Vietnamese environmental activist has raised concerns

Because of his involvement in tax cheating, one of the most prominent environmentalists in Vietnam has been given a prison sentence of three years. The Vietnamese activist Hoang Thi Minh Hong is the fifth person to be imprisoned as a result of this charge. According …

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Li Shangfu: The top US envoy raises doubts about the absence of China's defense minister

A senior US ambassador has raised concerns on the whereabouts of China's Minister of Defense, Li Shangfu, which has reignited rumors of a possible anti-corruption campaign in the country. Since around two weeks ago, General Li has been absent from public view, and …

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Sergei Surovikin'seen in first photo since Wagner mutiny' in Ukraine conflict

An online snapshot seems to show a Russian general who has been missing since the Wagner mercenary force staged a mutiny in June. Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin, who died in a plane crash last month, was reportedly close to Sergei Surovikin. According to rumors, Gen. Su…

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Israeli police and Eritrean asylum seekers get into a fight

Clashes between Eritrean asylum seekers and Israeli police have left dozens hurt in Tel Aviv, with some of those wounded by live fire. Hundreds of demonstrators were met with stun grenades, tear gas, and sponge-tipped bullets. Protests began after anti-government group…

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India is getting ready to send its first expedition to the sun with the Aditya-L1 spacecraft

Just a few days after India made history by being the first country to land on the moon near the moon's south pole, the country is getting ready to launch its very first observation mission to the Sun. On Saturday at 11:50 India time, or 06:20 GMT, the Aditya-L1 ro…

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In the dispute over the South China Sea, the Philippines takes on Beijing head-on

On the island of Palawan in the Philippines, a fisherman named Benjo Atay says, "We're scared of China" as the wind and rain smash his small bamboo boat. "We're scared of China." He yells orders at his youthful crew, the majority of whom are…

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Is there a 'ticking time bomb' lurking in China's economy?

The Chinese economy has been hit hard by a string of negative developments over the past half year, including sluggish growth, record levels of youth unemployment, low levels of foreign investment, weak exports and currency, and a housing market that is in crisis. Joe …

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