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In Uncertain US Election, 2 Top Newspapers Refuse To Pick Sides
Days ahead of a close presidential election, two of the most prestigious liberal American newspapers have declined to give their usual endorsements to the Democratic Party candidate, sparking furious reactions.
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Iran Frees High-Profile Prisoners To Appease Anti-Hijab Protest Movement
The reformist newspaper Etemad ran pictures of 50 newly liberated figures on its front page, the best indication of the scale of releases in the absence of an official list.
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Russia's War In Ukraine Could Last Years: NATO
Russia's war in Ukraine could take years, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told a German weekly newspaper, adding that the supply of state-of-the-art weaponry to Ukrainian troops would increase the chance of liberating the Donbas region
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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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China Displays J-20 Jet's Missiles For The First Time At Airshow: Report
China has shown the missiles in its advanced J-20 stealth fighter jet to the public for the first time at its largest airshow, the Global Times newspaper reported on Monday.
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China Denies Naval Base Plan In Vanuatu, But Its Strategy Shows Otherwise
Vanuatu and China have both denied a report that Beijing is planning to establish a permanent military presence in the Pacific island nation. Australia's Fairfax Media, through is newspaper 'Sydney Morning Herald', had reported yesterday that preliminary discussions for China to locate a full-scale military base in Vanuatu had been held recently. T...
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French Newspaper Charges Men More On Women's Day
Male readers of leftwing French daily Liberation were asked to pay 25 percent more for their paper on Thursday, to underscore the gender pay gap on International Women's Day.
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China Says Carrier Operations Improving As Navy Chief Visits
China is getting better and better at operating fighter jets from its lone aircraft carrier, with confident pilots and an increasing number of flying operations, the military's newspaper said today as China's navy chief visited the ship.
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China Military Says 'Pathogen' Of Corruption Persists In Ranks
The "pathogen" of corruption persists within China's armed forces, the top Chinese military newspaper said on Wednesday, indicating that President Xi Jinping will sustain his sweeping crackdown on graft in the ranks into next year.
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China Army Paper Warns Of Lost Wars And Shame If No Reform
China's military risks losing wars and bringing millennia of shame upon itself if it drags its heels on reform, the army's official newspaper said today, warning that modernisation of the armed forces was behind that of advanced foreign counterparts.
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French Police Interrogate Attack Suspect After Grisly Decapitation
French police interrogated a suspected Islamist today as they tried to piece together an attack in which the man put his boss's severed head on display in the second jihadist attack to hit France in six months.
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China Approves Plan for Civilian Ships to be Used by Military
The Chinese government has approved a plan requiring civilian shipbuilders to ensure that new ships can be used by the military during an emergency, a state-run newspaper said today.
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UK Press Says David Cameron's Toughest Fight Yet to Come
Britain's Saturday newspapers said David Cameron's election win was a remarkable triumph of quiet conservatism, but leaves him facing battles to keep Scotland in the UK and Britain in the EU.
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China Military Says Army Yet to Fully Embrace Rule of Law
China's armed forces, the largest in the world, have yet to become a military which fully follows the law, its official newspaper said on Tuesday, underscoring the problem of rooting out deeply-seated corruption.
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China Military Training Inadequate for Winning a War: Army Paper
Weaknesses in China's military training pose a threat to the country's ability to fight and win a war, China's official military newspaper said on Sunday.
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In Uncertain US Election, 2 Top Newspapers Refuse To Pick Sides
Days ahead of a close presidential election, two of the most prestigious liberal American newspapers have declined to give their usual endorsements to the Democratic Party candidate, sparking furious reactions.
-
Iran Frees High-Profile Prisoners To Appease Anti-Hijab Protest Movement
The reformist newspaper Etemad ran pictures of 50 newly liberated figures on its front page, the best indication of the scale of releases in the absence of an official list.
-
Russia's War In Ukraine Could Last Years: NATO
Russia's war in Ukraine could take years, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told a German weekly newspaper, adding that the supply of state-of-the-art weaponry to Ukrainian troops would increase the chance of liberating the Donbas region
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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.
-
China Displays J-20 Jet's Missiles For The First Time At Airshow: Report
China has shown the missiles in its advanced J-20 stealth fighter jet to the public for the first time at its largest airshow, the Global Times newspaper reported on Monday.
-
China Denies Naval Base Plan In Vanuatu, But Its Strategy Shows Otherwise
Vanuatu and China have both denied a report that Beijing is planning to establish a permanent military presence in the Pacific island nation. Australia's Fairfax Media, through is newspaper 'Sydney Morning Herald', had reported yesterday that preliminary discussions for China to locate a full-scale military base in Vanuatu had been held recently. T...
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French Newspaper Charges Men More On Women's Day
Male readers of leftwing French daily Liberation were asked to pay 25 percent more for their paper on Thursday, to underscore the gender pay gap on International Women's Day.
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China Says Carrier Operations Improving As Navy Chief Visits
China is getting better and better at operating fighter jets from its lone aircraft carrier, with confident pilots and an increasing number of flying operations, the military's newspaper said today as China's navy chief visited the ship.
-
China Military Says 'Pathogen' Of Corruption Persists In Ranks
The "pathogen" of corruption persists within China's armed forces, the top Chinese military newspaper said on Wednesday, indicating that President Xi Jinping will sustain his sweeping crackdown on graft in the ranks into next year.
-
China Army Paper Warns Of Lost Wars And Shame If No Reform
China's military risks losing wars and bringing millennia of shame upon itself if it drags its heels on reform, the army's official newspaper said today, warning that modernisation of the armed forces was behind that of advanced foreign counterparts.
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French Police Interrogate Attack Suspect After Grisly Decapitation
French police interrogated a suspected Islamist today as they tried to piece together an attack in which the man put his boss's severed head on display in the second jihadist attack to hit France in six months.
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China Approves Plan for Civilian Ships to be Used by Military
The Chinese government has approved a plan requiring civilian shipbuilders to ensure that new ships can be used by the military during an emergency, a state-run newspaper said today.
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UK Press Says David Cameron's Toughest Fight Yet to Come
Britain's Saturday newspapers said David Cameron's election win was a remarkable triumph of quiet conservatism, but leaves him facing battles to keep Scotland in the UK and Britain in the EU.
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China Military Says Army Yet to Fully Embrace Rule of Law
China's armed forces, the largest in the world, have yet to become a military which fully follows the law, its official newspaper said on Tuesday, underscoring the problem of rooting out deeply-seated corruption.
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China Military Training Inadequate for Winning a War: Army Paper
Weaknesses in China's military training pose a threat to the country's ability to fight and win a war, China's official military newspaper said on Sunday.
