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The polling booths have barely been packed down after the US midterms, but Washington is already looking ahead to the presidential election.
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Environment Minister Murray Watt praises the home battery subsidy scheme as “phenomenally successful” despite the prime minister declining to rule out means-testing the $7.2b program.
Nooryana Najwa Nahib questions why the RM50 million fine was accepted if there were obstacles to implementing the conditional pardon granted to her father.
The United States is the largest source of overseas firms in Hong Kong’s latest batch of companies welcomed by the Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises (Oases).
Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has urged members of the National Youth Service Corps posted to the State to discharge their duties without fear of insecurity.
Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña has been impeached and placed under house arrest after the collapse of a digital bank with links to his private business interests.
Mumbai: A dramatic late-night road rage incident involving the family of a Bollywood director has prompted the Santacruz police to launch a manhunt for two suspects.
