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China 'Sorry' For Ramming, Sinking Philippine Fishing Boat But Questions Remain

Almost three months after a Chinese vessel rammed and sank a Filipino fishing boat, the vessel’s owner has finally apologized at least by proxy. The names of the Chinese shipowner, ship captain, and crew were not revealed in a memorandum that read, "The shipowner of the Chinese fishing boat involved, through our Association would like to express his sincere apology to the Filipino fishermen.”
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Wildlife protections tightened as southern Africa protests

A global wildlife summit has decided to regulate trade in giraffes and tighten protections for endangered animals including elephants, triggering a threat from disgruntled southern African nations to leave an international treaty.Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) wrapped up a 12-day meeting in Geneva on Wednesday after approving a long list of proposals to tighten protections.
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Porsche Taycan Top Facts: Tesla Model S Challenger To Debut Next Week

The Taycan is scheduled to be released on Sept. 4. Its encouraging performance attributes make it one of the challengers for the Tesla Model S. Though it is a worthy opponent, preliminary analyses shows the Model S is better in the performance department.

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