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Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty to Foreign Collusion Under Security Law
Joshua Wong pleaded guilty in Hong Kong High Court to colluding with foreign entities to seek sanctions against Hong Kong and China in 2020.
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Nicolás Maduro shares first prison photos since US detention, reaffirms resolve
Former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro posted his first prison photos on August 30, showing him in detention and expressing steadfastness amid US charges.
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Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty to Foreign Collusion Charge
Joshua Wong, 29, pleaded guilty on September 2, 2026, to colluding with foreign entities under Hong Kong's national security law.
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Putin, Xi, and Trump May Hold Trilateral Meeting at 2026 APEC Summit in Shenzhen
Russian officials say Putin, Xi, and Trump may meet during the APEC summit in Shenzhen this November amid ongoing discussions.
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US sanctions Cuba’s state oil company amid growing China-Cuba cooperation
The US Treasury sanctioned Cuba’s state oil company CUPET, blocking its assets and citing ties to Cuba’s security apparatus, officials said Thursday.
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Ousted Turkish Opposition Leader's Team Resigns, Forcing CHP Chairman Re-Election
Ozgur Ozel's faction resigned from Turkey's CHP assembly, triggering a congress to re-elect the party chairman within 45 days.
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Man detained in Chongqing after abusing and killing adopted dogs sparks protests
A 39-year-old man in Chongqing was detained for abusing and killing adopted dogs, prompting protests by more than 100 people demanding action.
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Japan lifts advisory cap on monthly overtime amid business and union clash
Japan removed the 45-hour monthly overtime cap for businesses starting September 1, 2026, under PM Sanae Takaichi's government growth strategy.
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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after record 286-day deployment at sea
USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, on September 2 for a five-day port visit following a 286-day nonstop deployment.
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China warns of 'consequences' over Taiwan's presence at Pacific Islands Forum in Palau
China warned of unspecified consequences after Taiwan attended the Pacific Islands Forum opening in Palau on September 1, 2026.
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NZ and US to jointly fund $50M upgrade of Cook Islands’ Penrhyn port
New Zealand and the United States will jointly fund a major upgrade of a Cook Islands port to improve transport links and economic resilience.
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South Korean Jeju officer arrested for falsely closing 298 missing person cases
A Jeju police officer was arrested for falsely closing 298 missing person cases between 2025 and 2026, citing workload pressures and resulting in deaths.
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UK, Australia, and Canada launch £3 million fund to support Israel-Palestine peace efforts
The UK, Australia, and Canada announced a £3 million peace fund to back grassroots initiatives promoting a two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Specific fruits, vegetables offer stronger heart protection than generic 5-a-day guideline
New studies show flavanol-rich fruits, nitrate vegetables, and legumes reduce cardiovascular risks beyond 5 daily portions of produce.
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Leaders at SCO Summit in Bishkek Reaffirm Alliances and Boost Economic Ties
Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi, and others met at the SCO summit on August 31 to strengthen strategic and economic cooperation.
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Russia, China, and Turkey urge halt to US-Iran strikes amid rising Middle East tensions
Russia, China, and Turkey called for an immediate ceasefire as US and Iran exchanged military attacks near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Philippines and Japan Discuss Maritime Boundary Despite Chinese Objections
The Philippines and Japan held maritime boundary talks seen as vital for national defense, amid Chinese criticism over the excluded waters east of Taiwan.
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Passenger ferry capsizes off Northern Cyprus coast with multiple dead and missing
A catamaran ferry carrying 267 people capsized off Northern Cyprus, rescuing over 230 but leaving at least six dead and dozens missing.
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Three Latin American Women Vie to Succeed Guterres as UN Secretary-General
Three women from Latin America are competing to become the UN’s first female Secretary-General after Antonio Guterres steps down in 2026.
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Tropical Storm Cristina hits Central America with heavy rains and flooding risks
Tropical Storm Cristina brought heavy rain, flooding, and landslides to Central America, prompting evacuations and school closures.
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Trump signals warmer US-China ties during June 2026 China visit despite ongoing policy limits
US President Donald Trump expressed a warmer tone towards China on his June 2026 visit while US policy restrictions remain in place.
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Pope Leo Meets Puerto Rican Singer Bad Bunny Privately in Madrid
Pope Leo met Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny privately at Madrid’s Bernabeu stadium on June 8 during his Spain tour.
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Former Sri Lankan Deputy Minister Sarana Gunawardena Sentenced to 16 Years for Graft
Sarana Gunawardena was sentenced to 16 years in prison and fined for corruption involving vehicle and building rental overpayments nearly 20 years ago.
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Hong Kong Producer Raymond Wong Sentenced to Five Months for Insider Trading
Hong Kong actor and producer Raymond Wong was sentenced to five months in jail for insider trading involving his sister’s share dealings in 2017.