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A global hub for fake luxury goods, Vietnam cracks down on its black market
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The Trump administration wants Vietnam to stamp out its booming counterfeit industry. Locals are divided. (BBC News)
The Morning Poll: Was Taylor Swift's wedding the tackiest one ever? The Morning Poll: Was Taylor Swift's wedding the tackiest one ever?
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Farage hits out at ‘establishment’ as questions mount over ally’s financial help
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Nigel Farage faces allegations he did not declare benefits he received from George Cottrell, including staff, security and use of a townhouse. (London News)
Australia news live: Crisafulli promises harsher youth bail laws; auction clearances below 50% again
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Queensland premier vows to imprison more youth offenders at party state conference. Follow today’s news liveAlbanese issues apology after response to ‘shag, marry or date’ podcast questionAnthony Albanese apologied “unequivocally” after making an off-the-cuff remark on a comedy podcast when asked who he would “shag, marry or date”.I apologise unequivocally for the comments.I am very much looking forward to hosting Pacific leaders in Brisbane on Wednesday and attending the State of Origin with them. Through one of Australia’s favourite sporting codes, we are bringing our Pacific family closer together. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Shelter-in-place order at Azteca before Mexico-England because of weather
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Supporters are told to stay in their seats as an electrical storm approaches the Azteca Stadium before Mexico v England in the last 16 of the World Cup. (BBC News)
Rodríguez defends Venezuela’s emergency earthquake response as number of bodies expected to soar
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Many Venezuelans have accused the government of an inadequate response to the 24 June disasterVenezuela’s interim president has defended her country’s emergency response to the twin earthquakes which have killed more than 3,000 people, vowing the country would not descend into social unrest.Many Venezuelans have expressed anger at what they see as the US-backed government’s inadequate response to the 24 June disaster before international teams arrived. Continue reading... (The Guardian)