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The article reports on statements by Chinese military expert Zhang Junshe regarding a reported shift in U.S. nuclear strategy.
Retired Major General Leonid Ivlev, a State Duma lawmaker, claims that Ukraine has lost approximately 40 settlements following a 40-day plan by President Zelensky.
A student in Thailand's Nonthaburi Province killed six teachers and pupils at a school and subsequently committed suicide. Police reports indicate the gunman also killed his grandparents at home prior to the school attack.
Emergency services have contained fire hotspots at a Wildberries logistics facility in the Sverdlovsk Region following a drone attack. The company reported that most goods were undamaged and that staff were evacuated as a precaution.
Berlin officials and LGBTQ community members have installed a rainbow-colored bench and planted a maple tree in Tiergarten park.
The article discusses research into the potential failure of New Zealand's freight network following a major earthquake. It argues that while the disaster triggers the crisis, long-term policy decisions and under-investment in…
The article discusses a federal parliamentary inquiry into racism and violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, focusing on the role of the internet.
The article analyzes data from Jobs and Skills Australia to argue that female-dominated occupations, particularly in clerical and administrative roles, are more exposed to AI-driven automation than male-dominated roles.
The article discusses the upcoming 2026 Australian census, reviewing the cyber security failures of 2016 and subsequent improvements.
An Australian air crew conducted a rare midwinter medical evacuation of a US national from McMurdo Station in Antarctica to a hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand.
The article discusses the state of nature in Australia and critiques the federal government's lack of a specific numerical target for ecosystem restoration.
The article discusses research regarding the decline in student wellbeing and cognitive engagement during the transition from primary to secondary school.
The article details the struggles of Ebola front-line workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo, specifically focusing on Wiza Bondele, who reports working without pay.
The Bureau of Reclamation has decided not to release cool water from Lake Powell to protect threatened humpback chub fish due to concerns over hydropower production stability.
The National Treasury Employees Union has joined a lawsuit to block a Trump administration decision regarding tax audit carve-outs, alleging that career IRS auditors may be given unlawful directions.
The article examines the claim by furniture companies and repairers that medications excreted through sweat and skin oils can damage leather sofas.
Russia's Battlegroup North reports that its artillery units conducted over 200 fire missions in the Kharkov and Sumy Regions.
The article provides a promotional overview of new movie releases and entertainment content in South Africa, including the films 'Above & Below', 'Young Washington', and 'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie'.
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Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and Euronews officials have criticized the Belarusian government's decision to designate Euronews' website as 'extremist.' The move restricts access to the site within Belarus and…