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Inside the massive field kitchens fueling 80,000 meals for Pitch Black troops
Deep in the Northern Territory’s heat, a culinary operation of global scale is humming around the clock. Over the past three weeks, more than 80 chefs—hailing f…
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White House Urges Justice Department to Revisit Charges Against Olympic Athlete in Lincoln Memorial Case
The White House has reportedly asked the Department of Justice to consider reinstating charges against a former Olympic competitor accused of defacing the Linco…
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New Zealand PM Summons Crisis Talks as Leadership Rumors Swirl Ahead of Poll
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has convened an urgent, in-person gathering of his National Party colleagues, responding to mounting whispers about his positio…
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Israel's dismissal of Trump's Gaza proposal: an expected move amid domestic politics
Israel's swift rejection of former President Donald Trump's Gaza peace initiative may have raised eyebrows in Washington, but for seasoned observers o…
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Netanyahu's Veto Reveals the Boundaries of U.S. Influence
President Trump holds significant cards in his push to reshape Gaza, yet Prime Minister Netanyahu appears convinced that Trump will not play them. This dynamic …
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Largest single-day Channel crossing sees 230 migrants arrive in UK
British authorities have condemned people-trafficking networks after a single small boat carrying 230 individuals made the perilous journey across the English C…
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Kashmir Elections Proceed Amid Unrest Despite Reduced Turnout
In a subdued electoral exercise marked by widespread boycotts and sporadic violence, Pakistan-administered Kashmir concluded the third phase of its legislative …
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Australian Shares Poised to Open Higher Following Wall Street's Milestone
Australian equities are set to kick off the trading session on a positive note, with futures pointing to gains after the S&P 500 on Wall Street reached anot…
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Global snapshots: a week of fire, conflict, and sport
From devastating wildfires scorching landscapes in the United States and Europe to the relentless impact of Russian strikes on Ukraine's capital, this past…
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FIFA's Chief Navigates Storm Over World Cup Privatization Setback
Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, finds himself under mounting pressure after a proposed privatization of the World Cup fell through. The Swiss-Italian l…