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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam takes to Facebook to reach out to public, while strongly defending police force and questioning ‘puzzling’ calls for its disbandment

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A key source quoted frequently by US President Donald Trump’s top trade adviser and anti-China author Peter Navarro has been outed as a fake and reprints of his book Death by China will contain a publisher’s warning that it contains a fictional character.

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Here’s How A Massive, Mysterious Pro-China Troll Mob Silenced NBA Exec Daryl Morey’s Twitter Account

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Cops hunt Woking Cat Rapist as sexually abused and burned kitten found dumped is rehomed

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Tradie faces court accused of fatal one-punch attack on Brazilian man in Surfers Paradise: A tradie accused of fatally punching a Brazilian in Surfers Paradise claims the brawl started over a stolen chip.

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'It’s About Our Boy.' Parents of U.K. Teen Allegedly Killed by Diplomat’s Wife Not Worried About Political Fight After Trump Meeting

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Citizen scientists will soon take to bushland around southern Queensland looking for Australia's largest and most elusive owl. They will be armed with acoustic monitors to try and record the secretive powerful owl to help find and protect its threatened habitat.

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Crude oil contaminating the northeastern coast of Brazil has reached the town of Maragogi, one of the region’s main tourist beaches, its mayor said on Thursday.

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Kiyoshi Takayama, the number-two boss of the Yamaguchi-gumi criminal syndicate, was released from prison in Tokyo on Friday after serving a term of 6 years, local media reported.

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The Alberta government hopes teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has an enjoyable visit to the oil-rich Canadian province — but it has no plans to meet with her.

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Woman nearly killed by subway train after fainting man knocks her onto tracks as rescuers scramble to help

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Lebanese Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Choucair in the early hours of Friday announced that a decision to impose taxes on online calls via WhatsApp and similar mobile applications would be reversed in the wake of mass protests against the measure.

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Russia’s Natural Resources and Ecology Ministry has called for action to protect wild reindeer on the Taymyr Peninsula in the country’s Far North because the population has halved over the past two decades.

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Two defendants standing trial in an extremism case slit their wrists in court on Thursday, local media reported.

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Winner of $50 million Oz Lotto prize walks off the job: A stunned Sydney tradesman walked out of his job just moments after finding out he had won the $50 million Oz Lotto jackpot.

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Uluru park ranger reveals ‘craziness’ as climbing ban looms: In a week, the dangerous climb up Uluru will be closed to tourists forever, with thousands of them rushing to the red centre to climb the sacred rock.

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Mass slaughter and abuse of racehorses undermines industry's commitment to animal welfare - An extensive ABC investigation has revealed the widespread slaughter of racehorses for pet food and human consumption at abattoirs and knackeries in New South Wales and Queensland.

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The government is considering postponing the enthronement parade for Emperor Naruhito slated for Tuesday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday, apparently in consideration of the people hit by last week’s powerful typhoon.

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The number of reported cases of bullying at schools across Japan totaled 543,933 in fiscal 2018, up 31.3 percent from a year earlier and marking the highest level on record, according to an education ministry survey released Thursday.

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Wheelchair bound former Nazi SS guard, 93, goes on trial in Germany

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Hong Kong activist Jimmy Sham beaten by thugs with hammers

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The number of South Korean visitors to Japan plunged nearly 60 percent in September from a year earlier, following a 48.0 percent tumble in August, amid frayed ties over wartime history and trade policy, government data has shown.

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Tokyo Gov Yuriko Koike, irked by the International Olympic Committee's plan to move the 2020 Summer Games marathon and race walking events to Sapporo, quipped Thursday they should be held somewhere on Russia-held, Japan-claimed islands off Hokkaido if cooler weather conditions are needed.

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The Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier Yahya Sare'e revealed that the coalition forces have suffered heavy human and material losses on various fronts despite the military escalation.

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Yellow vest protesters return set for Nov. 17 anniversary

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