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Americas 2 years ago
I have not read Hitler's 'Mein Kampf': Trump
In a rally in Iowa, Trump - the clear frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination - repeated language he has used in recent campaign events about illegal immigrants that has been criticized for being xenophobic and similar to language used by Hitler.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
Albanese fights to save Indigenous referendum
On Saturday, Australians will decide whether to recognise First Nations peoples for the first time in the 1901 constitution and create an Indigenous advisory body -- a so-called "Voice" -- for policies that affect their communities.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Ex-PM John Howard says Australia lucky to have been colonised by UK
Australia is expected to hold a referendum this year on whether to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders a constitutionally enshrined right to be consulted by the government on laws that impact them.
Sports 3 years ago
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Liga 1 to probe racial abuse in Persija-PSM Makassar match
LIB CEO Ferry Paulus said everyone found to be involved in the online racist attacks against the three PSM Makassar players – Cape Verdean Yuran Fernandes, Papua native Lance Sayuri and South Sulawesi-born Erwin Gutawa – would be sanctioned.
Europe 3 years ago
French riots spread in third night of unrest over police shooting
Forty thousand police officers were deployed across France - nearly four times the numbers mobilised on Wednesday - but there were few signs that government appeals to de-escalate the violence would quell the widespread anger.
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