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Australian delivery drivers win 'world-leading' pay rise
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Japan's government approved a major defence policy overhaul Friday, including a significant spending hike, as it warned China poses the "greatest strategic challenge ever" to its security.
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North Korea tests solid-fuel motor, aiming to build new weapon: state media
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More protests in Peru as ousted president awaits verdict on release from detention
Crowds of supporters of Peru's ex-president Pedro Castillo converged on congress Thursday despite a state of emergency declared in an effort to halt sometimes deadly protests triggered by his ouster last week.
EU leaders grant Bosnia 'candidate status' for membership
European Union leaders on Thursday granted Bosnia candidate status to join the union, putting the volatile Balkan nation at the start of a long road to membership.
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Biden tells leaders US is 'all in' for Africa
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UN rights chief denounces crackdown in Nicaragua
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US financial sanctions target one of Russia's richest men
The US announced financial sanctions targeting one of Russia's wealthiest men, Vladimir Potanin, the Treasury Department and State Department said Thursday, adding to efforts that curb Moscow's ability to fund its war in Ukraine.
Deadly Russian shelling cuts Kherson power
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Macron defends World Cup trip amid Qatar graft scandal
President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday stood by his decision to travel to Qatar to support France's World Cup team, despite allegations linking the Gulf monarchy to corruption in the European Parliament.
ECB slows rate hike pace but warns of 'long game' to tame inflation
The European Central Bank opted for a smaller interest rate increase of half a percentage point on Thursday but warned of more hikes to come in the "long game" to tame red-hot inflation.
Last French troops leave Central African Republic
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