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USA
Two West African nations issue travel bans on American citizens
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The two West African countries imposed a simultaneous ban on American citizens…
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UK
Festive snacks from yuletides of yesteryear: They were the nation’s favourite ‘picky bits’ to graze on in front of the Christmas telly – how many do you remember?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, as the song goes: where there’ll be much mistletoeing… not to mention…
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USA
Betty Reid Soskin, once nation’s oldest park ranger, dies at 104
Betty Reid Soskin, the fountainhead of history who became the National Park Service’s oldest ranger when she retired a few…
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Canada
Safety officers stop drugs, booze from entering Manitoba First Nations communities – Winnipeg
Across Manitoba’s north, First Nations Safety Officers (FNSOs) are working to keep drugs, alcohol and criminal activity out of First…
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UK
European nations to begin major talks on ECHR migration rule changes
Dominic CascianiHome and Legal Reporter BBC In the courtroom at the ECHR International talks that will revolutionize the way the…
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UK
Europe a ‘decaying’ group of nations led by ‘weak’ people, Trump says – latest updates | World news
Trump says Europe is a ‘rotting’ bunch of nations run by ‘weak’ people as he targets immigration from Europe Meanwhile,…
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Australia
Australia to commit $1 billion to ‘Ghost Bat’, nation’s first home-grown combat aircraft in 50yrs
Australia’s first indigenous fighter jet in more than 50 years will move from prototype to production, with the federal government…
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USA
Interesting World World War 2 Fighters from Unlikely Nations
The Second World War’s most iconic fighter aircraft came from powerhouses like the US and Germany. But smaller nations also…
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Australia
How Pauline Hanson could nearly triple One Nation’s seats
Liberal Party annus horribilis It continues to do its worst until the start of the festive season; Barely a week…
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Australia
From uniting nations to dividing feeds
As we celebrate television’s centenary, the screen that once united the world now reflects a fragmented, algorithm-driven society, writes Paul…
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