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Japan Says Won't Recognise Palestinian State For Now
Japan will not recognise a Palestinian state for the time being, and PM Shigeru Ishiba will skip a relevant meeting during the United Nations General Assembly this month, the Asahi newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed government sources.
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"The New King": Not Shubman Gill, Australian Newspaper Hails This India Star In Punjabi Writing
Indian cricketers were the centre of attention in Australian newspapers on Tuesday morning, which went as far as dubbing a 22-year-old star as 'The New King'.
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Not Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli And This India Star Dominate Australian Newspapers
Virat Kohli, who was the first to reach Australia from the Indian team, has already started to dominate the local newspapers.
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Ben Stokes' Epic Response As Australian Newspaper Brands Him 'Crybaby'
A battle between the UK and Australia press has started ever since the second Ashes Test at Lord's concluded in a controversial manner.
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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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Famed Australian Soldier Loses War Crimes Defamation Case
One of Australia's most decorated soldiers lost a landmark defamation case against major newspapers Thursday after a bruising trial that saw accusations of murder, domestic violence, witness intimidation and war crimes.
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Australia To Ban TikTok On Government Devices: Report
Australia will announce a ban on TikTok on government phones this week, following other countries in barring the Chinese-owned video app over security concerns, Australian newspapers reported late on Monday.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Facebook Set to Finance Regional Australia Newspaper Fund
Facebook will provide money for an "innovation fund" for 170 regional Australian newspapers as part of a planned licensing deal, the parties said, calling the move a show of co-operation between the social media giant and local publishers.
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
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Japan Says Won't Recognise Palestinian State For Now
Japan will not recognise a Palestinian state for the time being, and PM Shigeru Ishiba will skip a relevant meeting during the United Nations General Assembly this month, the Asahi newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed government sources.
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"The New King": Not Shubman Gill, Australian Newspaper Hails This India Star In Punjabi Writing
Indian cricketers were the centre of attention in Australian newspapers on Tuesday morning, which went as far as dubbing a 22-year-old star as 'The New King'.
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Not Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli And This India Star Dominate Australian Newspapers
Virat Kohli, who was the first to reach Australia from the Indian team, has already started to dominate the local newspapers.
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Ben Stokes' Epic Response As Australian Newspaper Brands Him 'Crybaby'
A battle between the UK and Australia press has started ever since the second Ashes Test at Lord's concluded in a controversial manner.
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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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Famed Australian Soldier Loses War Crimes Defamation Case
One of Australia's most decorated soldiers lost a landmark defamation case against major newspapers Thursday after a bruising trial that saw accusations of murder, domestic violence, witness intimidation and war crimes.
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Australia To Ban TikTok On Government Devices: Report
Australia will announce a ban on TikTok on government phones this week, following other countries in barring the Chinese-owned video app over security concerns, Australian newspapers reported late on Monday.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Facebook Set to Finance Regional Australia Newspaper Fund
Facebook will provide money for an "innovation fund" for 170 regional Australian newspapers as part of a planned licensing deal, the parties said, calling the move a show of co-operation between the social media giant and local publishers.
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
