Residents say the sale of Licola – population, five – jeopardises its future.
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This tiny Australian town is up for sale – but the locals don't want to leave
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Islamic State claims attack on international airport and airbase in Niger | Niger
Islamic State in the Sahel has claimed responsibility for an audacious assault at the international airport and adjacent air force base in Niamey, the capital of Niger, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks jihadist activity and…
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Unreported Atrocities: Eyewitnesses Detail Massive and Deadly State Crackdown Against Protesters in Iran’s Provincial Cities
Arrests Skyrocketing After Mass Killings, Detainees Held in Hidden Warehouses, Violent Nighttime House Raids, Trials Conducted En Masse Without Lawyers, Protesters Being Charged with Capital Crimes
“Forces charged into the crowd and…
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Trump Wants Cuba to Suffocate in Its Own Crisis
On Thursday, January 29, the White House published an executive order by Donald Trump declaring a state of national emergency in the United States. The document identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security, accusing the island…
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Don’t Forget the Many Ways Russia Tried To Justify Invading Ukraine
As negotiations continue to drag on between Washington, Kyiv and Moscow, the Kremlin’s narrative about the war has centered on one potential solution: evicting Ukrainian forces from the Donbas.
Not…
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Israel accepts health authorities’ Gaza death toll is broadly accurate, saying 70,000 have died | Gaza
Israel’s military has accepted the death toll compiled by health authorities in Gaza is broadly accurate, marking a U-turn after years of official attacks on the data.
A senior security official briefed Israeli journalists, saying about 70,000…
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5 things to know about the new Dutch government’s plans – POLITICO
3. It will stay firm on migration
The previous government fell over migration, which remained a major campaign issue in the run-up to the election. Jetten positioned himself as the antithesis to far-right firebrand Geert Wilders, whose…
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The new Dutch government has big plans. Here are 5 things to know. – POLITICO
3. It will stay firm on migration
The previous government fell over migration, which remained a major campaign issue in the run-up to the election. Jetten positioned himself as the antithesis to far-right firebrand Geert Wilders, whose…
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No World Cup boycott (for now), says Germany’s football association – POLITICO
“We believe in the unifying power of sport and in the global impact that a football World Cup can have. Our goal is to strengthen this positive force — not to prevent it,” it added.
Over the last two weeks, German media and…
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Arab States and Israel navigate tightrope
Throughout this past week, the uncertainty over potential US military action against Iran continued to shape strategic steps across the region.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, both close US allies who also maintain ties with Tehran,…
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