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Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles has ordered a full investigation into the crash of an MRH90 military helicopter

Singapore narrowed its projection for 2023 growth after the economy fared worse than initially thought amid China’s faltering

Summer fashion has sprung — and the promise of beach days, park picnics, and backyard BBQs are at our fingertips. With all these outdoorsy activities at hand, it's only necessary that you reach for a pair of cute sunglasses to shade your eyes from what are soon-to-be long, ray-filled days. And as luck would have it, we happen to know a certain dotcom destination that’s a veritable treasure trove for Insta-ready accessories: Amazon.

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New York’s highest court has ruled police can resume a DNA searching method that can identify relatives of potential suspects, a technique that has helped solve crimes but has caused privacy concerns

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Inflation in Tokyo ran slightly hotter than economists were expecting in July, an outcome that casts some doubt