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Australian Government Blasts Optus Over Deadly Emergency Call Failure

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Thousands Protest In London Over Trump UK Visit

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Spanish PM Calls For Israel To Be Barred From International Sport

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US 'Very Close' To TikTok Deal With China: US Treasury Chief

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Vuelta a España 2025: Pedro Sánchez Praises Pro-Palestinian Protests Despite Race Disruptions

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Europe

Polish President Karol Nawrocki Heads to Berlin Amid Drone Crisis and Reparations Dispute

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World

Indonesia Protests Turn Deadly: Prabowo Ousts Finance Minister in Bid to Restore Trust

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Australia Commits $12 Billion to Submarine Shipyard as AUKUS Pact Advances

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World

UN General Assembly Backs Two-State Solution, Condemns Hamas Attacks

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