At least 34 people are killed in the Indonesia earthquake, which collapses homes and buildings
Ninek Kremini, Youssef and Hail, Associated Press Posted at 8:00 AM ET Jan 15, 2021 | Updated at 10:17 AM ET January 15, 2021 close A magnitude 6.2 earthquake jolted…
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“We are in a worse condition today than we were before he came.”
Washington – Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who President Donald Trump was reportedly once described as a “moron” behind closed doorsNow, it officially detracts from his former boss’s understanding…
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Park Geun-hye: The Supreme Court of South Korea has upheld the 20-year prison sentence of a former leader
Park was in the beginning Sentenced to 24 years in prison After being convicted of multiple counts of abuse of power, bribery and coercion. The accusations related to a large-scale…
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The sacrilege trial begins over LGBT rainbow placement on a Polish icon
Block, Poland (AP) – Three human rights activists were brought to trial on Wednesday in Poland for alleged profanation and insulting to religious sentiments by adding the rainbow symbol of…
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Facebook and others may face more cases in courts in the European Union
LONDON – Facebook and other US tech giants could face a flurry of new cases in Europe regarding data privacy, after a supreme court said any regulator in the region…
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Xinjiang Uyghurs: UK fined companies that do not disclose imports linked to the Chinese region
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab announced the new measures on Tuesday, which the Foreign Office says are designed to ensure that all UK organizations “are not complicit in or benefit…
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A recently declassified report outlining the US strategy in Asia
The Trump administration has declassified a report outlining its strategy in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, including “accelerating the rise of India,” preventing China from creating “illiberal spheres of influence,”…
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The Secretary of Health in Pennsylvania said it was “a misconception” that coronavirus vaccines were still dormant
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The Pope says women can read at Mass, but they can still become priestesses
Rome (AFP) – Pope Francis changed church law Monday to explicitly allow women to do more things during mass, granting them access to the most sacred places on the altar,…
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The United States, Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada condemn the mass arrests in Hong Kong
US, Australian, Canadian and British diplomats released a joint statement on Sunday condemning the detention of more than 50 activists in Hong Kong, describing it as evidence of the city’s…
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