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Water systems across US hit by suspected cyberattacks – ABC News
President Donald Trump earlier suggested that the incompetence of local authorities was behind the problems, rather than Iran ...
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MOFA welcomes legislators from 4 US states
Daniel Kuo-ching Chen of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received a delegation of legislators...
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2026 Ketagalan Forum wraps up in Taipei
The 2026 Ketagalan Forum was held Aug. 4 in Taipei City, drawing international participants...
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Why Israel keeps striking Gaza despite US-brokered ceasefire
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Board of Peace roadmap, ruling out an...
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Tate brothers may face death in US jail – lawyer
Andrew and Tristan Tate are being held in isolation while fighting extradition to Britain to face sexual assault charges ...
Some of Europe’s worst Russophobes are tearing themselves apart – but it won’t help Russia
Poland’s right-wing Law and Justice party is splitting into factions, but Moscow shouldn’t expect an olive branch any time soon ...
India must widen access to AI – top scientist (VIDEO)
The democratization of artificial intelligence is needed for strides in the sector, Srijan Pal Singh tells RT ...
Kiev-linked militants busted in Iraq – top official
Ukraine has denied any involvement, dismissing the allegations as “unfounded and unsubstantiated” ...
Russia’s victory over Ukraine to benefit all humanity – academic
Moscow is a bulwark against NATO and the EU, which are trying to erode national sovereignty in countries like Greece, Dimitrios Patelis has said ...
Uganda declares itself Ebola-free
The declaration followed 42 days of monitoring after the last locally infected patient was discharged on June 16, the ministry has said ...
Earthquake levels buildings in Japan, ‘many deaths’ reported (VIDEOS)
The quake destroyed a shopping mall in the city of Kumamoto, trapping shoppers under rubble ...
North Korea curbs cheap overseas labor dispatch
North Korean authorities have moved to revoke authorization for state agencies and trading companies to send workers abroad, and are also re-evaluating the profitability...
Ukrainian press gang allegedly shoots, runs over women (HARROWING VIDEO)
Impunity for Kiev’s ‘busification’ officers is pushing citizens toward lynching, a human rights ombudsman has warned ...
Ukrainian press gang allegedly shoots, runs over women (HARROWING VIDEO)
Impunity for Kiev’s ‘busification’ officers is pushing citizens toward lynching, a human rights ombudsman has warned ...
Diplomats in Kiev stole $1.3 million in Western aid – anti-graft agencies
Four suspects allegedly diverted donations intended to support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia ...
Russia wins world fencing gold under national flag and anthem
Pavel Graudyn has claimed Moscow’s first individual men’s saber world title since 2015 ...
Trump claims US and Iran having ‘friendly’ talks
The US president, however, threatened a return to “strong military action” if diplomacy with Tehran collapses ...
Apartheid bioweapons doctor loses appeal
A South African court has ruled the former head of the apartheid-era ‘Project Coast’ program must face disciplinary proceedings ...
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