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Soldiers attempt to enter the National Assembly Building in Seoul on December 4 after South Korean President Yun Seok-Yeol declared martial law. (Photo credit: JUNG YEON-JE/AFP) (Photo credit: JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images) SYDNEY — Readers may expect that the beginning of 2025 will be dominated by political turmoil in the Indo-Pacific region. South Korea is unexpectedly seeking answers to its presidential impeachment, Australia is likely facing a closely divided parliament, and Japan is trying to form a government. The situation has been going on for more than a year, and China is predicting further uncertainty at the top of…

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The design sector includes well over 8,000 companies working for clients in the media, consumer goods and industrial sectors. Almost a third of the companies in the local creative scene participate in the design market. But according to Lucas Cottrell, managing partner at Peter Schmidt Group, seismic changes in the publishing and consumer goods industries mean these areas are becoming less important to the design industry. . “It is important to build and maintain strong relationships in Hamburg and on the international market. Designers need to think beyond pure graphic and communication design. As IBM shows, consulting skills are becoming…

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The NFL is not unpredictable. After all, Week 17 brought quite a few surprises, with the New York Giants dominating the Indianapolis Colts and Kenny Pickett’s Philadelphia Eagles defeating the Dallas Cowboys. So who is guaranteed to be on the upcoming Week 18 schedule? We’ve collected all the best picks and gambling content from CBSSports.com and SportsLine and put it in one place, so you can get picks against the spread and additional feature content for each game, including plays, from CBS Sports experts . Information from SportsLine’s top experts and SportsLine predictive models, best bets from our staff, survivor…

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2024 was a stark reminder that drug trafficking money can reach the highest levels of politics. From Honduras to Mexico to Colombia, alleged contributions to narcopolitics have shaken power bases and disrupted international relations. This article is part of the 2024 Crime Game Changers series. Read other articles in the series here. InSight Crime co-directors Steven Dudley and Jeremy McDermott sit down with some of our most experienced field investigators to discuss the annual series of Criminal GameChangers and the challenges of the year ahead. To attend live, you can donate as little as $10. Honduras #NarcoVideo Perhaps the clearest…

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For many undergraduate art students, the dream of making a mark in the industry is the ultimate goal. The coveted LVMH Student Ambassador Scholarship Program offers a unique and transformative opportunity for those passionate about the world of luxury fashion. The program provides not only financial support but also valuable industry experience, allowing students to develop a strong professional network within the prestigious LVMH Group. Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH) is a global leader in luxury goods, including prestigious brands such as Dior, Fendi and Givenchy. By joining LVMH as a student at the forefront of luxury fashion, you’ll already…

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Kari Gibb/MDN Surry junior Laney Will rebounds the ball and takes it off to Westhope-Newburgh’s 4 during a Region 3, District 6 game Thursday, Jan. 2, at Surry High School. Grader Avrianna Resman (4) chases after trying to apply full-court pressure. A game after the holidays. Summer vacation is over and school will resume next week. The Surry State girls basketball team heated up its home court on Thursday, Jan. 2, for a game against the visiting Lady Sioux in District 6. The Lady Mustangs quickly warmed up and took an early lead en route to a 66-45 victory over…

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IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingWhy some Americans will move abroad after the 2024 election03:23to the nextFBI releases new video of January 6th pipe bomb suspect, seeks information from public03:45’He will always be with us from now on’: Family of Bourbon Street attack victim says08:08FBI says it has seized the largest cache of explosives in history from a Virginia farm02:15Israel attacks one of the only functioning hospitals in Gaza Strip, detains hospital director02:58Five people, including friend and hotel worker, charged in Liam Payne’s death03:20Treasury says Chinese state-sponsored hackers accessed…

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Photo by Oleks Yarosinsky. maryland 1 Photo by Oleks Yarosinsky. Location: Potomac. Seller: Robert Ourisman Jr., Ourisman Automotive Group CEO and President. List price: $4,995,000. Sale price: $4,700,000. Release date: 175 days. Pros: The 12,000-square-foot Georgian mansion on 2.5 acres includes seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, three half-bathrooms, seven fireplaces, a greenhouse, a 40-foot heated pool, Courtyard with waterfall, pond, guest house and 13 garage bays. 2 Location: Potomac. Seller: Kentavious Tannell Caldwell-Pope, former Washington Wizards shooting guard. Listing: $5,500,000. Sale price: $5,000,000. Release date: 342. Proud Points: 13,400 square foot home with 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, elevator,…

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quick take La Bahia Hotel & Spa is still under construction, but the culinary concept is starting to take shape. The luxury Santa Cruz beachfront resort has two restaurants and two bar areas under construction that will be open to the public. Cocktails at champagne bar The Pearl, and Pacific Rim menus at Low Tide Bar & Grill and elegant dinner-only High Tide will be finalized once an executive chef is hired in early 2025. The soon-to-open La Bahia Hotel & Spa aims to be the most luxurious lodging Santa Cruz County has ever seen this fall, but it’s no…

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NEW DELHI: India on Friday flatly denied allegations in a US newspaper that Maldivian rebels had demanded $6 million from New Delhi to further their plans to impeach President Mohamed Muiz.The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said the allegations were baseless and “not credible” and claimed that both the newspaper and the reporters involved displayed “obsessive hostility towards India”.“These articles you mentioned were published by the Washington Post, one about the Maldives and the other about Pakistan. So both the newspaper and the reporter in question are from India. obsessive hostility towards “I would say that they seem to have…

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