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Trump unveils South Korean investment in US energy projects (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has announced that South Korea will invest $200 billion (€177 billion) in energy projects in the United States. The investments would include $54 billion for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) pipeline project in Alaska, Trump said late Wednesday. But on Thursday, Seoul said the Alaska LNG pipeline project had not yet been decided on, and that it would only proceed with the project once certain conditions are met. The South Korean government has reportedly told Washington th
Pakistan launches deadly airstrikes on Afghanistan (opens the original)
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Pakistan launched airstrikes overnight on two provinces in neighboring Afghanistan, the two countries said Thursday. The Taliban government in Kabul said at least nine civilians, all women and children, were killed, while 11 others were wounded. Pakistani authorities, on the other hand, said the strikes had killed 22 militants. Neither casualty toll could be independently verified. The airstrikes are the latest clash between the two neighbors since cross-border tensions spiked earlier this year.
South Africa: Police find 9th body of woman amid spree fears (opens the original)
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Police in South Africa on Thursday found the body of another woman near the airport east of Johannesburg. The woman's body was found stabbed, beaten and partially naked. The body is the ninth that has been discovered in the area in the last two months, raising fears that the killings could be connected and that a serial killer — or group of killers — might be active. The bobies were all discovered in Ekurhuleni, a municipality immediately east of Johannesburg, the country's largest city. Both Ek
Canada's Carney welcomes associate status idea in EU speech (opens the original)
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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has said he welcomes the "ambition" of a European Union proposal to make the country the bloc's first associate member. Carney made the remarks while addressing the European Parliament on Thursday, in a speech that focused on Canada's and the EU's shared security and economic interests. In an address in which Carney spoke in English, French and German, the Canadian prime minister lauded European culture and values of democracy, freedom and human rights, which
Australia to cut student, backpacker visas in migration curb (opens the original)
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Australia will cut migration by toughening visa rules for foreign students, backpackers, and working holiday-makers, the Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said Thursday. Under the new rules, foreign students will no longer be allowed to bring partners and children to join them while they study in Australia, while people who overstay their working holiday visas will face tougher enforcement. The government is also cracking down on so-called "visa hopping," where foreign migrants who are already in
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