Australia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »When men can be made to hope, then they can be made to win.
— Bryce Courtenay
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Australia finds a ready market in Japan for invasive ‘pest’ sea urchin roe
The island of Tasmania has long been renowned for producing some of Australia’s tastiest seafood.But when warming seas allowed a foreign species of sea urchin ...
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Did Australia Poke a Hole in Your Phone’s Security?
A law passed last month allows the authorities to compel tech companies to build tools to bypass their products’ encryption. It has global implications.
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Elezioni nel mondo: i 10 appuntamenti da non perdere nel 2019
Il 2019 sarà un anno gravido di appuntamenti elettorali i cui risultati potrebbero modificare non solo il futuro di singoli Paesi ma, in alcuni casi, incidere anche su delicati equilibri geopolitici. Oltre alle delicate elezioni europee, che si terranno fra il 23 ed il 26 maggio, scopriamo insieme le altre ...
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Australia police examining suspicious packages sent to diplomatic missions
Australian police were investigating the delivery of suspicious packages sent to foreign embassies and consulates in Melbourne and Canberra, police and embassy sources said on Jan. 9.
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Israel spending $27,000 per month on Australia trip expenses for Netanyahu's son
Avner Netanyahu is on a 8-month trip, touring Australia and New Zealand. His security guards are replaced every two weeks, and taxpayers are footing the bill for their flights, accommodation, salaries, expenses and insurance
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Diplomazia Economica Italiana 02 gennaio: ultime news dal mondo
Australia: al via strategia investimenti nel settore dello spazio L’Australia ha avviato un’importante strategia di investimento nel settore dello spazio. Il Sud Australia si conferma lo Stato in cui si va concentrando il massimo sforzo del Paese in questo comparto. E' infatti di poche settimane...
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Stocks in Asia end woeful year up on US-China trade hopes
SYDNEY: Stocks in Asia, closing in on their worst year since 2011, rose with US futures on the last day of 2018 after US President Donald Trump reported “big progress” in trade talks with his Chinese counterpart. The yen declined.
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Australia: We recognize West Jerusalem as Israel's capital
Israel's Foreign Ministry calls move 'step in the right direction,' but senior official says Israel is 'disappointed' ■ Canberra says won't move its embassy or recognize East Jerusalem as Palestinian capital without peace deal
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Fortnite-gamer op heterdaad betrapt wanneer hij vrouw slaat tijdens livestream
Een 26-jarige gamer uit Sydney werd gearresteerd nadat enkele fans hoorden hoe hij zijn partner sloeg tijdens een live uitzending van een potje...
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Arrest Shakes Huawei as Global Skepticism of Its Business Grows
Britain, New Zealand, Australia and other countries have grown increasingly worried about potential security risks related to the Chinese telecom giant.
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SsangYong returns to Australia, launches sales unit
South Korean SUV maker SsangYong Motor established an overseas sales subsidiary in Melbourne, Australia, last week, as p
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Turkish MP appointed as small business minister in Australia
A Turkish-origin politician was appointed as local administration and small business minister in the Victoria government of southeastern Australia on Nov. 30.
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As U.S.-China Trade War Rages, Some Australian Farmers See an Opportunity
Rising tariffs could lead Chinese buyers to look for alternatives to American products. But Australia could suffer if the conflict slows China’s growth.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon warn against spying
Digital giants have warned Australia against passing a law allowing spying on encrypted communications of suspected criminals and terrorists.
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Australia, Malaysia trade barbs over possible Jerusalem embassy move
Australian PM recalls Malaysian counterpart's history of anti-Semitic remarks after latter voices opposition to embassy move
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Letters: Greed is back in town - often and everywhere
Greed is back in town It strikes me often and everywhere. Greed is back in town. The big banks are getting a pasting for it (in Australia) but they're not the only ones doing it. Insurance companies operate in a sea of greed,...
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Australia, china trade tensions to ease
Australia's trade minister will travel to China on Sunday, in a sign that political tensions between the two countries may be easing.
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05 Nov World Congress of Accountants
Il World Congress of Accountants (WCOA) - Congresso Mondiale dei Commercialisti si terrà a Sydney (Australia) dal 5 all'8 novembre 2018. Sarà un'occasione, per gli addetti al settore, di fare networking con colleghi provenienti da tutte le parti del mondo e per discutere del futuro della professione.
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Pacific trade pact shunned by Trump cleared for launch
SYDNEY: The new trans-Pacific trade deal cleared a final hurdle on Wednesday, allowing it to enter into force this year, a pointed rebuke of US President Donald Trump's protectionist policies by some of America's closest allies.
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In big win for Japan, CPTPP to start at year’s end after Australia ratifies Pacific trade pact
A trade deal among 11 Pacific nations, once envisioned as a check on China’s clout but abandoned by U.S. President Donald Trump, will kick in ...
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Canada said to be fifth country to ratify Japan-led CPTPP trade deal, with Australia close behind
A sprawling Pacific trade deal led by Japan is on the verge of kicking in provisionally after Canada became the fifth country to sign off, ...