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ECONOMY

Australia Increases Foreign Student Cap to 295,000, Focusing on Southeast Asia

Wednesday, Aug 06

Australia raises its foreign student cap to 295,000, prioritizing Southeast Asian applicants and addressing migration and housing demands.

POLITICS

Chinese National in Australia Charged with Foreign Interference over Surveillance of Buddhist Group

Tuesday, Aug 05

A Chinese national in Australia faces charges of foreign interference for allegedly spying on a local Buddhist group.

POLITICS

Marjorie Taylor Greene Critiques GOP Leadership, Advocates for Women's Rights

Monday, Aug 04

Marjorie Taylor Greene expresses her concerns over the Republican Party's treatment of women and its drift from core issues ahead of the midterms.

TECHNOLOGY

$10 Million Worth of U.S.-Funded Contraceptives Set for Incineration in France

Thursday, Jul 24

U.S. contraceptives worth $10 million intended for developing countries will be incinerated in France after Trump's administration rejected offers to redirect the supplies.

WORLD NEWS

10 Americans Released in U.S.-Venezuela Prisoner Exchange

Saturday, Jul 19

Ten Americans have been released from Venezuela in a prisoner swap facilitated by diplomatic efforts from the U.S. and El Salvador.

ECONOMY

US Congress Finalizes $9 Billion Cuts to Foreign Aid and Public Broadcasting

Friday, Jul 18

US Congress passes $9 billion cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting, approved under Trump's administration.

ECONOMY

Closure of USAID Leads to Destruction of 500 Tons of Emergency Food Aid

Friday, Jul 18

The closure of USAID leads to nearly 500 tons of expired emergency food aid being destroyed, drawing criticism over US foreign aid cuts.

POLITICS

Senate Advances Bill for $9 Billion Cuts to Foreign Aid and Public Broadcasting

Thursday, Jul 17

The Senate has advanced a controversial bill proposing $9 billion in cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting, facing significant opposition.

POLITICS

Federal Investigation Launched into University of Michigan Following Arrests of Chinese Scientists

Wednesday, Jul 16

The University of Michigan is under investigation for potential national security risks linked to foreign funding and recent criminal charges against Chinese scientists.