Security Sunday: Der lange Weg zum Frieden in der Ukraine – mit Claudia Major
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Yemen's Houthis advance on Aden as government forces retreat to defend their capital
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SA Health investigates medication errors at youth detention centre
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Regional Victorians look for health funding ahead of election
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Israeli drone filmed flying low outside homes in southern Lebanon
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Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence
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Pope Leo rides in helicopter cockpit during Peru trip
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Prince Harry in Ukraine meeting Invictus 2027 hopefuls
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Pence says Trump administration has ‘air of corruption’ and GOP must return to ‘high standards’
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Estonia to close all border crossings with Russia after attack on drone maker
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Planes collide at Miami runway crossing immediately after national grounding is lifted
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Carney pledges $560M to Brazil-led fund to protect rainforests
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Nari told adults she was being groomed but then she was shut out
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Zelensky warns Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s winter energy defences
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Christian priest says US denied him a visa for being Palestinian
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Estonia to close border crossings with Russia after attack on drone maker
Eight arrests made in connection with an attempted arson, which Tallinn says was ordered by Russian intelligence.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Estonia will shut border with Russia over attempted sabotage attack
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Australia's super nest egg to top $5 trillion. How well is it serving us?
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Victorian One Nation candidate linked to AI-slop Facebook page
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Thredbo landslide survivor shares split-second decision that saved his life
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Nearly 1,500 migrants reach Spain’s Canary Islands in one day
Morocco becomes first Arab nation in FIFA’s top five men’s rankings
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Yemeni government forces redeploy from Bab al-Mandeb to defend Aden
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Company caught up in Nvidia controversy launches internal investigation
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Pope Leo visits high Andes, testing recovery from lung cancer surgery
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Trump breaks silence on nationwide ground stop, demands more money for FAA infrastructure from Congress
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday broke his silence on the nationwide ground stop that snarled airline travel this weekend, using the incident to push Congress on money to fully upgrade America’s air traffic control
The hidden costs of the US AI boom
AS FAR retain Women's African Champions League title
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19 slow worms mistaken for vipers rescued from water meter chamber
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Hundreds of thousands in Prague protest Czech government's public media funding plans
The crowd protested on Sunday afternoon against government plans affecting Czech public television and radio. It was the largest rally so far against the three-party government led by Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
UK: London's Santa School trains Father Christmas performers for 2026
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