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CAMBODIAN PM IN CHINA FOR WORLD AI CONFERENCE-The event takes off from July 17 to 20. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, who is here to attend the 2026 World AI Conference and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance, arrives in Shanghai on Thursday. The event will take place here from July 17 to 20. This video news is provided by CNS and is available for licensing. Any further information, please contact CNS at [email protected] or call +86 18601076507. Thank you for using CNS content! 　 CNS (China News Service) is China’s leading news agency with reporters worldwide. By means of…

PERU CONFIRMS PRESIDENT ELECT- President-elect Keiko Fujimori received her official credentials in Lima Peru’s president-elect Keiko Fujimori received her official credentials on Wednesday (July 15) in Lima, becoming the first woman elected by popular vote to lead the country’s government. The ceremony, held at the Gran Teatro Nacional and led by National Elections Jury (JNE) President Roberto Burneo, also formalized the credentials of Fujimori’s running mates, First Vice President Luis Galarreta and Second Vice President Miguel Torres.  Burneo told the audience that the process left “a fact of deep historical significance” as, for the first time, Peruvians had chosen a…

REFORM CALLS FOR ‘FULL SECURITY’ FOR MPS – In the aftermath of politician’s murder  Britain’s Reform UK called on Wednesday for all MPs to be given “full security” if they want it after the murder ​of Ann Widdecombe, a prominent member of the party led by veteran Brexit campaigner, ‌Nigel Farage. At a news conference, Zia Yusuf, Reform’s home affairs policy chief, accused other politicians and the media of fuelling hostility against the party, which, he said, had led to death threats against Farage and other MPs. Paying tribute to Widdecombe, a 78-year-old former Conservative minister who was found murdered…

SMALL-TOWN GOES TO NATIONAL STAGE – Burnham has so far disclosed little of his team’s work on a first 100-day plan For Britain’s next prime minister, Andy Burnham, a sprawling car park in the centre of a former cotton-manufacturing town in northwestern England represents everything wrong with prior development projects that have hollowed out UK town centres. He wants to ​reverse that process by using public money to pump-prime housing, transport and urban renewal to attract the scale of private investment needed to rebuild such towns, with a focus on providing for the needs of ‌the local population. Burnham, who…

ALLEGED ILLEGAL DONATIONS BY SCHOOLS – Donations to Liberal party show the need to ensure public money is spent for approved purposes  An education funding expert says alleged illegal donations by Catholic Schools New South Wales to Liberal party operatives, under investigation by the state corruption watchdog, show governments need to check taxpayer funding was “being spent according to its purposes” and not funnelled into political donations. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) is investigating allegations that political donations were made by Catholic Schools NSW “in amounts that were not declared and exceeded applicable donation caps”. It is alleged the…

TRUMP THREATENS TO STRIKE IRAN – Tehran has not agreed to a deal amid continuing dispute over strait of Hormuz Donald Trump has threatened to expand US strikes on Iran next week to target power plants and bridges if Tehran does not agree to a deal amid a continuing dispute over the strait of Hormuz. “Next week it gets really bad for them because next week comes the power plants. Next week comes the bridges,” the US president said in an interview on Tuesday. “We’re going to knock out all their power plants. We’re going to knock out all their…

WIDDECOMBE KILLING ‘TARGETED’ – Police say Widdecombe’s murder was a targeted attack  British counter-terrorism police said on Tuesday that former government minister Ann Widdecombe, who was ​found murdered at her home last week, was clearly targeted, adding ‌that officers were still working to establish the motive. “It is clear that this was a targeted attack. We are still working to understand the extent of any planning or preparation and the ​motivation that sits behind that attack,” Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, head of ​Britain’s counter terrorism policing, told reporters. Taylor declined to comment on the ⁠attacker’s motive, saying: “It is a…

CHINA’S MEGA EMBASSY IN LONDON CHALLENGED – Local residents argued that ​officials failed to consider the impact on protests  Britain’s approval for China to build a vast embassy in London was challenged in court on Tuesday, as a group of local residents argued that ​officials failed to consider the impact on protests and potential targeting of dissidents. China’s ‌plans to build an embassy on the site of the two-century-old Royal Mint Court near the Tower of London were approved in January, shortly before Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited China, the first visit ​by a British leader since 2018. The decision…

UK’S REEVES DEFENDS RECORD AND CREDIBILITY – Reeves says government must sustain ‘hard-won credibility’  Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer  Rachel Reeves who risks being replaced next week once Andy Burnham becomes prime minister — stressed the need for stability in the public finances and defended her past decisions in a major speech on Tuesday. Reeves said Britain’s economy was strong because of choices ​she had made since the Labour Party came to power under Keir Starmer two years ago, adding that there ​had been progress in delivering on promises of change. “Hard-won credibility must be sustained and the ⁠foundations maintained…

JEWISH COMMUNITIES TO BE PROTECTED – Britain will spend over £250 million to better protect its Jewish ​communities Britain will spend over £250 million across the next three years to better protect its Jewish ​communities, the government said on Monday, following a ‌series of recent attacks. The funding will deliver over 500 additional officers across England and Wales, boosting security in Jewish neighbourhoods and ​around schools, synagogues and community centres, the government ​said. There has been a string of attacks on ⁠Jewish-linked sites in the capital, including the torching of four ​Jewish community ambulances in March. In April, Britain raised…