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India’s Modi discusses Ukraine war with Austria a day after meeting Putin

VIENNA (AP) — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the war in Ukraine with Austria, an ally of Kiev that has a policy of military neutrality, on Wednesday, stressing the need for diplomacy, a day after he met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Modi met Chancellor Karl Nehammer during what he described as the

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China launches investigation following EU research into solar, wind and other products

BEIJING (AP) — China’s Ministry of Commerce announced Wednesday that it will launch an investigation into whether the European Union is engaging in unfair trade practices as part of its probe into Chinese companies. The study will focus on wind energy, photovoltaic energy, security equipment and other issues and is scheduled to be completed by

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China rates Beijing-controlled Scarborough Shoal as healthy in second reef report

A Chinese investigation into conditions at sea Scarborough Sandbank found the area in good health – in stark contrast to an earlier assessment this week by Second Thomas Shoal, another flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in the South Chinese Ocean. According to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, a “comprehensive” study of the ecological environment of Scarborough

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China rebukes Philippines, denies blocking medical evacuation from Second Thomas Shoal

China has lashed out at the Philippinesand accused it of “deliberately misleading” the international community over their latest spat in the South Chinese Ocean in which Philippine troops claimed that Chinese ships tried to block the evacuation of a sick soldier. In a statement Tuesday, Chinese Coast Guard said it had allowed the Philippines to

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China investigates after media report shows same trucks carrying edible oil and a form of coal

BANGKOK (AP) — Chinese authorities said they are investigating concerns about the food safety of cooking oils after an investigative report by local media revealed that tankers carrying soybean oil from a major state-owned company were also being used to transport a form of coal. The report by Beijing News, a state-backed broadcaster known for

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Reports give wrong impression of UK poultry protection measures

Social media posts shared in Australia and parts of Europe have exaggerated poultry protection measures announced by the previous UK government in March this year. The posts misleadingly claimed that bird keepers in Scotland would face “six months in prison” or a hefty fine if they failed to register a single chicken. A spokesperson for

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Syria and Saudi Arabia resume regular commercial flights as part of thaw in relations

DAMASCUS (AP) — Regular flights between the Syrian capital Damascus and Saudi Arabia resumed on Wednesday for the first time in more than a decade as part of a thaw in relationships between the countries, Syrian state media reported. Syria and Saudi Arabia severed ties in 2012 over President Bashar Assad’s brutal crackdown on anti-government

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Rain washes away highway in Tibetan region, leaving 130 people stranded

BEIJING (AP) — Rescue efforts began Wednesday for more than 130 people, including tourists, who were stranded in a mountain town in China’s Tibet region after heavy rains and flooding washed away parts of a provincial highway, Chinese state media reported. The detainees also included migrant workers and businessmen, state broadcaster CCTV said. Another 342

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Torture chambers and karaoke bars in gang-run ‘scams’ — Global Issues

It is estimated that there are as many as 400 of these criminal enterprises in the Philippines alone, almost always operating clandestinely and illegally alongside licensed and legal online gaming operations. The proliferation of online scam companies targeting victims around the world is a relatively new phenomenon that exploded in the 1970s. COVID-19 pandemic. The

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