World · 14 h ago
South Korea investigates leak of the president's passport details
A broadcaster reported that passport details of 168 people, including President Lee Jae Myung, were posted on a paid website in early June.
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World · 14 h ago
South Korea investigates leak of the president's passport details
A broadcaster reported that passport details of 168 people, including President Lee Jae Myung, were posted on a paid website in early June.
World · 14 h ago
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Putin orders private data centres to reserve 10% of capacity for the state
The decree, already in force, gives owners 10 days to comply. A government commission decides when the reserved space is used.
World · 14 h ago
UK open to slavery apology as Commonwealth summit opens
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK is open to a formal apology for the slave trade, likely next year, but ruled out paying reparations.
World · 14 h ago
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Karl Bushby returns home to England after a 28-year walk around the world
Bushby set out from Punta Arenas, Chile, on Nov 1, 1998, and walked across four continents and 30 countries.
World · 14 h ago
Greece signs deal for up to six Embraer KC-390 aircraft
The deal covers three KC-390 Millennium aircraft with options for three more, Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias said. First delivery is set for next year.
World · 1 d ago
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Two helicopters collide near Mount Everest, killing one person
The two helicopters collided on Tuesday as both tried to land just below Everest base camp, in the village of Pheriche, at 4,200 metres.
World · 1 d ago
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Yemen's Houthis claim two drone strikes on Saudi Arabia's Dammam airport
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said on Monday that two drones hit the airport in eastern Saudi Arabia in 48 hours, halting air traffic. Saudi authorities have not commented.
World · 1 d ago
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Russian bombing of a Ukrainian aid centre kills at least 24
Russian strikes destroyed a school used as a humanitarian aid centre in the village of Komyshuvakha, where remaining residents received aid every week.
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