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Australia has been a leader in global efforts to prevent internet harm, but current legislation offers almost no details on how the ban will be enforced.

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Saying the bloc harmed Spanish interests in favour of France and Germany, he promised a referendum on membership if the EU did not "respect" Spain.

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But when they include organized-crime units assigned to sow chaos and inflict harm abroad, the risks go up.

It took aim at the US's own port fees charged on Chinese ships, claiming they "severely harmed China's interests".

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"Globally there has been poor recognition that others' drinking, and particularly men's drinking, contributes to many harms to women and children," Professor Laslett said.

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