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North Korea could carry out new missile tests during U.S. President Joe Biden’s upcoming visit to Asia, the White House said.
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The Russian subsidiary of Google on Wednesday said it planned to file for bankruptcy after authorities held its bank account, thus making it difficult for the company to pay salaries to staff and vendors.
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Russia on Tuesday announced that it had decided to pull out of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS).
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Despite battling a wave of suspected COVID-19 infections, North Korea appears to be preparing to test an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
Read more: COVID-wracked N/Korea may greet Biden with ‘imminent’ missile test
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The United States of America says it will impose visa restrictions on anyone who promotes violence as Nigeria holds its general elections in 2023.
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Australia’s peak medical body has called for a return of face masks to mitigate an impending spike in coronavirus and influenza cases.
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The U. S. has established a new conflict monitoring body which will be used to build legal cases against Russia for crimes committed during its war on Ukraine.
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Egyptian authorities on Tuesday led top journalists from sub-Saharan Africa on a guided tour of the country’s new administrative capital, which has gulped 30 billion dollars so far.
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Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday assumed duty as the new White House press secretary, acknowledging the historic nature of her role and pledging to maintain a transparent dialogue.
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