First arrests under new security law in Hong Kong protests
Hong Kong police arrested 10 people on the new national security law on the handover anniversary protests, with many detained for aiding independence. Police said about 370 overall were detained on charges including unlawful assembly and weapons, as authorities banned the march and used pepper spray, water cannons, and tear gas.
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Taiwan
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Zhang Xiaoming
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National People’s Congress
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U.S
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AKC recognizes Belgian Laekenois as 196th breed
The American Kennel Club announced the Laekenois, a Belgian livestock guarding dog, is now its 196th recognized breed and can compete in AKC shows including Westminster next year. Pandemic cancellations have halted most shows, but fans rushed to enter the first AKC sanctioned all breeds event in over three months, held near Oklahoma City with extensive safety measures.
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Astronauts complete second spacewalk to swap station batteries
NASA reports Cassidys and Behnkens second spacewalk in a week to swap old batteries on the International Space Station. They installed a new lithium ion unit, routed power cables, and prepared for further battery exchanges planned for July, with eight spacewalks totaling about 50 hours each.
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