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Countries across the globe are beginning to usher in the new year.
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Sydney held a moment of silence for the 15 people killed in a terrorist attack at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach before it celebrated the New Year with fireworks in its harbor.
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The cold snap is expected to have an impact on rail services, roads and ferries as people travel for New Year's events.
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European markets closed mixed on Wednesday, the last trading day of the year, with defense stocks taking the lead.
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The world is waving goodbye to 2025 and ringing in 2026 with fireworks from Auckland and Sydney to London and New York.
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Thousands of officers are deployed around Sydney Harbour and across the city, with some carrying high-grade weapons as part of heightened security measures.
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Iran is facing its largest demonstrations in years as people hit the streets of Tehran and other cities to protest the country's dismal economic situation
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