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Singapore announces general election on May 3, dissolves parliament newsthirst.

Singapore, city skyline and The Merlion, dusk Walter Bibikow | Stone | Getty Images Singapore declared a general election on May 3 and President Tharman Shanmugaratnam dissolved the city-state’s parliament Tuesday. The Nomination Day will be on April 23, according to the election department. Prospective candidates will file their election papers on Nomination Day, after…

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UK borrowing rises to £20.2bn, putting pressure on Rachel Reeves | Government borrowing newsthirst.

The UK government borrowed more than expected in April, underscoring the challenge for Rachel Reeves to fix public services and grow the economy while meeting her fiscal rules. With the chancellor under pressure on Labour’s tax plans, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector net borrowing rose to £20.2bn in April, £1bn more…

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All 6 Aboard Air Ambulance Were Killed in Philly Crash, Mexico President Confirms newsthirst.

Philadelphia Plane Crash All 6 Aboard Confirmed Killed … All Mexican Nationals Published February 1, 2025 8:56 AM PST All six people aboard a medical ambulance plane that crashed shortly after takeoff Friday in Philadelphia were killed … a grim confirmation from Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, who says aboard were all nationals. In a…

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As China approaches WTO, analysts say Beijing-EU tariff spat unlikely to go ‘too far’ newsthirst.

Workers producing pure electric vehicles at a Volkswagen (Anhui) workshop in Hefei, China, on Sept. 25, 2024. Cfoto | Future Publishing | Getty Images Beijing will avoid escalation of its dispute with the European Union over tariffs on its electric vehicles, industry watchers said, a day after China again approached the World Trade Organization for…

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University fees to be set by new commission as Labor urged to reverse Scott Morrison’s price hikes | Australian universities newsthirst.

Labor has confirmed university fees will be set using advice from its proposed Australian Tertiary Education Commission, as it ramps up attacks on the Coalition for opposing Help debt cuts. The Albanese government’s plan to cut all Help debts by 20% and to lift the repayment threshold has drawn criticism from the opposition, students and…

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