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Australia To Upgrade Military Bases, Expand Wargames With U.S. - The Australian
Australia will unveil a A$747 million ($580 million) defence package on Wednesday to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States, The Australian newspaper reported.
British Inventor Dyson Denies Inappropriate Conduct Over Texts To PM Johnson
The British billionaire James Dyson denied acting inappropriately for seeking tax assurances from Prime Minister Boris Johnson to work on a project to manufacture ventilators in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.
Carbon Emissions Are More Than Countries Are Reporting: Study
Scientists said on Monday they have detected a large gap, equal to about what the United States emits annually, between the amount of climatewarming emissions that countries report and the amount that independent models say reaches the atmosphere.
California Recall Has Enough Signatures To Make Ballot
Organizers of the recall effort against California Gov. Gavin Newsom collected enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
Germany, China To Increase Cooperation On Climate Change
Germany and China agreed Monday to step up their cooperation in combating climate change in an effort to help keep global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit) by the year 2100.
Kamala Harris to Tell UN Body It's Time to Prepare For Next Pandemic
The speech will be co-hosted by U.N. permanent representatives of Argentina, Japan, Norway and South Africa.
Palestinians Cheer As Israeli Barriers Come Down After Jerusalem Ramadan Clashes
Palestinians gathered in celebration outside Jerusalem's Damascus Gate on Sunday night after barriers put up by Israeli police were removed, allowing them access to a square that became the focus of nightly Ramadan clashes.
Prosecutors: Man Drove Car For 2 Shooters In Girl's Death
A man charged in the shooting death of a 7yearold girl outside a Chicago McDonald's drove up behind a car driven by the girl's father while two other men got out and opened fire, prosecutors said Sunday.
Palestinians Cheer As Israeli Barriers Come Down In Jerusalem, Easing Nightly Ramadan Tensions
The clashes followed the start of Ramadan on April 13 and laid bare simmering tensions in the holy city.
Pakistan Reports 5,611 More Covid-19 Cases, Death Toll Crosses 17,000
The pandemic is not receding and the officials have introduced tough restrictions like closure of markets after 6 pm to bring it under control. Information minister Fawad Chaudhry said on Saturday that the government would wait for a week and if the situa...
Australia And New Zealand Commemorate War Dead On Anzac Day
Australians and New Zealanders paid tribute to their war dead Sunday as both nations prepared to withdraw from their longest war in Afghanistan.
Armenian Americans Welcome Biden's Declaration Of Genocide
Armenian Americans welcomed the news Saturday that President Joe Biden formally declared the systematic killing and deportation of hundreds of thousands of their ancestors by Ottoman Empire forces in the early 1900s was genocide, saying the recognition by...
Hopes Fade for Indonesia Submarine Crew as Oxygen Dwindles
As hundreds of military personnel took part in a frantic hunt for the KRI Nanggala 402
Former US Prez Donald Trump Slams South Korean Leader But Says He Likes North Korea's Kim Jong Un
During his presidency, Trump positioned himself as a lead negotiator in peace talks on the Korean peninsula.
Prosecutor: Man Knew Toddler Was In Car When He Opened Fire
A 25yearold Chicago man charged with attempted murder in a roadrage shooting that left a toddler with a critical head injury opened fire on the vehicle even after the driver of the other vehicle told him the boy was inside, a Cook County prosecutor said F...
California Governor Seeks Ban On New Fracking By 2024
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he wants to ban new fracking permits in the state by 2024 and halt all oil extraction by 2045.