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Month: September 2023

Despite Xi’s decision not to attend G20 in India, China says bilateral ties are ‘generally stable’

BEIJING (AP) — China is downplaying President Xi Jinping’s decision not to attend this week’s Group of 20 summit in New Delhi. A Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Tuesday said that relations between the two nuclear-armed Asian giants remain “generally stable.” China announced on Monday that Premier Li Qiang, who took office just this spring, would

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Identifican posiblemente a una mujer representada en un dibujo del asesino en serie BTK, dice el sheriff

Gonzalo Jimenez (CNN) — Una de las mujeres representadas en los dibujos realizados por el autoproclamado asesino en serie BTK, Dennis Rader, posiblemente haya sido identificada, según un sheriff de Oklahoma. El sheriff del condado de Osage, Eddie Virden, no reveló más detalles sobre la posible identificación de la mujer, que aparecía en un dibujo

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Brazilian soccer player Antony dropped from national team over domestic assault allegations

By Homero De la Fuente, CNN (CNN) — Brazil forward Antony was dropped from the national team on Monday following allegations of abuse by a former girlfriend, according to the Brazilian football confederation (CBF). The Manchester United player is being investigated by the Sao Paulo Police and the Greater Manchester Police for domestic violence against

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Brasil retira a Antony de la selección nacional de fútbol por acusaciones de violencia doméstica

Gonzalo Jimenez (CNN) — El delantero brasileño Antony fue retirado de la selección nacional este lunes tras acusaciones de abuso por parte de una exnovia, según la Confederación Brasileña de Fútbol (CBF). El jugador del Manchester United está siendo investigado por la Policía de Sao Paulo y la Policía del Gran Manchester por violencia doméstica

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The US sent cluster munitions to Ukraine but activists still seek to bolster a treaty banning them

By JAMEY KEATEN Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — Backers of an international agreement that bans cluster munitions are striving to prevent erosion in support for it after what one leading human rights group calls an “unconscionable” U.S. decision to ship such weapons to Ukraine for its fight against Russia. Advocacy groups in the Cluster Munitions

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Hong Kong’s top court rules in favor of recognizing same-sex partnerships in a landmark case

By KANIS LEUNG Associated Press HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong’s top court has ruled the government should provide a framework for recognizing same-sex partnerships in a landmark decision for the city’s LGBTQ+ community. The ruling did not grant full marriage rights to same-sex couples but is a partial victory for prominent pro-democracy activist Jimmy

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World War I memorials in France and Belgium are vying again to become UNESCO World Heritage sites

By RAF CASERT Associated Press ZONNEBEKE, Belgium (AP) — With war ravaging Europe’s heartland again, the countless headstones, cemeteries and memorials from World War I are a timeless testimony to its cruelty. Belgium and France want them recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites to make sure people stop and think. They bring pause and introspection

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Israeli military kills 2 Palestinians in West Bank, a militant in an army raid and a teenage gunman

JERUSALEM (AP) — Palestinian health officials say that Israeli troops have killed a Palestinian militant during an army raid in the West Bank while elsewhere in the occupied territory an alleged Palestinian assailant wounded an Israeli soldier in a shooting attack. The events marked the latest violence to roil the territory during one of the

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An orangutan, chirping birds and a waterfall at ASEAN venue contrast to Jakarta’s pollution outside

By EDNA TARIGAN and NINIEK KARMINI Associated Press JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian President Joko Widodo will welcome fellow Asian and world leaders with a captivating jungle scene of a two-story waterfall, wild orchids and even an orangutan perched up a tree. The make-believe wilderness set up in elaborate detail in the huge lobby of

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Invasive species cost the world $423 billion every year and are causing environmental chaos, UN report finds

By Helen Regan, CNN (CNN) — Invasive species cost the world at least $423 billion every year as they drive plant and animal extinctions, threaten food security and exacerbate environmental catastrophes across the globe, a major new United Nations-backed report has found. Human activity – often through travel or global trade – is spreading these

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