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Month: August 2024

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck may not have had a prenuptial agreement, but you should consider one

Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime celebrity watchers may not have been shocked when Jennifer Lopez filed for divorce from Ben Affleck, but what was surprising was that Lopez’s divorce petition did not include any mention of a prenuptial agreement. A prenup is a legal document for soon-to-be-married couples that lays out how they

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US forces ready with a ‘range of options’ to deal with South China Sea aggression, US admiral says

Associated Press BAGUIO, Philippines (AP) — A U.S. admiral says American forces are ready with a “range of options” to deal with increasing acts of aggression in the disputed South China Sea after consultations with treaty ally the Philippines.  Indo-Pacific Command chief Adm. Samuel Paparo refused to provide details of the contingency options. He was

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Turkey hosts meeting with Iraq, Qatar and UAE on multibillion-dollar infrastructure hub

ISTANBUL (AP) — Transport ministers from Turkey, Iraq, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are meeting in Istanbul to discuss a multibillion-dollar regional transportation project designed to ease the movement of goods from Asia to Europe through Iraq. The $20 billion Development Road Project is designed to facilitate the transport of goods from the Gulf

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Indonesia and Australia sign defense agreement

Associated Press JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia and Australia signed a defense agreement on Thursday that both sides described as a significant upgrade to their military relationship. Indonesia’s president-elect Prabowo Subianto, who also serves as defense minister, signed the Defense Cooperation Agreement with Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles at Indonesia’s National Military Academy in Magelang,

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Periodistas de Hong Kong fueron declarados culpables de sedición en un caso que, según los críticos, pone de relieve el declive de la libertad de prensa

Sofía Barruti (CNN) — Un tribunal de Hong Kong declaró este jueves a dos exeditores de noticias culpables de publicar contenido sedicioso en un sitio de medios pro democracia clausurado, un fallo que según grupos de derechos humanos fue un golpe más a la libertad de prensa en la ciudad mientras Beijing refuerza su control.

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