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Asia

Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Newspaper, Increased Production After Police Arrested Top Executives

The Apple Daily, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy newspaper, increased its production on Friday—a day after hundreds of police raided its office and arrested top executives...

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Global News

Anti-Christian, Anti-West Political Chinese Cartoon Derides G7 Leaders, Sparks Criticism

A Chinese Communist Party-linked newspaper is highlighting an anti-Christian, anti-West political cartoon deriding the U.S. as "feeble" and destined for death."The Last G-7" shows the U.S. and...

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North America

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Says Al Qaeda Could Regroup In Afghanistan In 2 Years

At a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., asked Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark Milley whether they rated the likelihood of a regeneration...

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Business

Lufthansa OK’s Check-In With Digital Vaccine Pass

Lufthansa is set to allow passengers to check in with a new digital vaccination pass, and CEO Klaus Froese says it's a vital step...

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The Quiet Fracture: Why Global Order Is Being tested

When Washington called on its European allies to back a tougher stance on Iran, the reply was muted. Nato capitals consulted, debated, and largely held back. To most people, it looked like routine diplomatic friction. But a growing number of economists and security analysts see something else: a...

UAE Exits OPEC And OPEC+: What It Means For Nigeria & OPEC Members

The United Arab Emirates has officially announced its withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1, in a move confirmed by the country’s state news agency WAM. The decision ends nearly six decades of membership and removes one of the cartel’s most influential producers at a time...

Reps Approve Tinubu’s $516m Loan For Sokoto–Badagry Highway Project

The House of Representatives has given approval to President Bola Tinubu’s request to secure a $516,333,007 syndicated loan from Deutsche Bank AG to support infrastructure development. The approval was granted during Tuesday’s plenary in Abuja following the presentation of a report by the Deputy Chairman of the House...