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Fresh U.S. foreign policy changes toward Cuba will make it easier for Americans to visit the island, as flight restrictions are lifted and authorized travel categories reinstated.

Elon Musk sued by Twitter investors for delaying disclosure of stake

FBI sets sights on crypto economy with arrest of former OpenSea staffer

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Guardian launches Tor onion service

‘Complex and volatile’: cryptocurrencies should be regulated by financial watchdogs, say consumer advocates

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Elon Musk tells employees to return to office or ‘pretend to work’ elsewhere

Sheryl Sandberg steps down as chief operating officer of Facebook parent company Meta

NSW Dungowan Dam project in murky water as state funds dry up

Canberra’s National Capital Authority blasted for ‘poor transparency and record keeping’

Australia assures visiting US officials on nuclear safety as Aukus talks continue

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Crossbenchers urge new attorney general to end prosecution of Bernard Collaery

Queen to miss jubilee thanksgiving service at St Paul’s

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Nearly half of planet’s land in need of ‘conservation attention’ to halt biodiversity crisis

Japan's daily international arrivals cap will also be raised to 20,000 starting next month.

Check out which countries in Europe are open without any pandemic-related travel requirements.

The State Department has announced that the federal government is planning policy changes that will help support the Cuban people amid the present humanitarian crisis.