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Pro-government media say the resignation of one key figure over a stock market scandal shows the rule of law works impartially in Turkey. Courts’ treatment of opposition leaders suggests otherwise.
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A wave of new housing is transforming Prague’s outskirts, but disputes over developers, schools, municipal oversight have prompted a group of locals to take an unusual step: entering politics to fight…
Defense startup Covenant says their new heavy-payload, long-range missile called Anthem will become key to Europe’s deterrence.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has raised concerns over the arrival of a doctor from London to examine party founder Imran Khan. The party called the visit secret and demanded clarity about his treatment.
A witness at the Emefiele trial in Abuja said Nigeria's central bank withdrew about US$94 million from the federal account without the finance ministry knowing.
Russia says its forces hit port infrastructure and destroyed Ukrainian military vessels in Odesa during overnight strikes, also targeting defense sites in Kyiv.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor insists his party's new migration plan won't tank the economy after pledging the largest cut in Australia's history.
