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American journalist jailed over tweet insulting Zimbabwe’s president
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Typhoon Damrey kills 19 in Vietnam days before Donald Trump’s visit
Typhoon Damrey has killed at least 19 people after slamming into Vietnam’s south-central coast on Saturday, officials say, just days before Donald Trump heads to the country for the APEC summit of Asia-Pacific leaders.
Damrey reached land at 4am (local time) with winds gusting at up to 90 kilometres per hour that tore off more than 1,000 roofs, knocked down hundreds of electricity poles and uprooted trees.
At least 12 people were missing and more than 370 houses had collapsed, the communist state’s search and rescue committee said. More than 33,000 people had been evacuated.
Source: Typhoon Damrey kills 19 in Vietnam days before Donald Trump’s visit
Dutton brushes off Bandt’s ‘terrorist’ remark as Manus tensions escalate
Peter Dutton has hit back at Federal Greens MP Adam Bandt who labelled the Immigration Minister a “terrorist” at a rally in Melbourne protesting against the treatment of men who remain on Manus Island.
More than 1,000 people gathered at the State Library before staging a mass sit-in at Federation Square to show their support for 600 refugees and asylum seekers who remain at the Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea, despite its official closure on Tuesday.
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The inside story of how Fancy Bear hacked the Democrats’ emails
A reconstruction of events shows how hackers targeted Hillary Clinton’s campaign and stole John Podesta’s emails in March 2016.
It was just before noon in Moscow on March 10, 2016, when the first volley of malicious messages hit the Hillary Clinton campaign.
The first 29 phishing emails were almost all misfires. Addressed to people who worked for Mrs Clinton during her first presidential run in 2008, the messages bounced back untouched.
Except one.
Within nine days, some of the campaign’s most consequential secrets would be in the hackers’ hands, part of a massive operation aimed at vacuuming up millions of messages from thousands of inboxes across the world.
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