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Thailand Launches Airstrikes Along Cambodia Border After Dawn Clashes — Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images via Getty Images

Military Operations · Thailand

Thailand Launches Airstrikes Along Cambodia Border After Dawn Clashes

41% Center coverage: 268 sources

The strikes test an October ceasefire brokered by the US president with Malaysian backing.See the Story

US backs Japan in dispute with China over radar incident — REUTERS / ixx511

Japan Politics · Japan

US backs Japan in dispute with China over radar incident

42% Right coverage: 19 sources

The United States has for the first time criticised China for aiming radars at Japanese military aircraft during a training exercise last week, incidents that the Asian neighbours have given differing accounts of amid escalating tensions.See the Story

US Plans to Ask Tourists for 5 Years of Social Media History

Travel · United States

US Plans to Ask Tourists for 5 Years of Social Media History

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is proposing a new rule that would require some tourists to provide access to the last five years of their social media before entering the country. According to the text of the new rule, published in the Federal Register on Dec. 10, the social media check will comply with President Donald Trump’s January 2025 executive order “Protecting the United States From Foreign Terrorists and Other National Securit…See the Story

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