Rescuers search desperately for survivors as Indonesian quake kills dozens of people
Rescue teams are scrambling to get to the region closest to the epicentre of an Indonesian earthquake where landslides have
Rescue teams are scrambling to get to the region closest to the epicentre of an Indonesian earthquake where landslides have
Fiji’s origin story began in a newspaper. Its echoes now reach from village faith to foreign policy. Source: Read More
As living costs rise, a growing number of elderly people in Japan are resorting to theft. For some, prison is
The US has threatened unprecedented economic pressure on Iran as military tension continues to disrupt global energy routes. Source: Read
Thousands race to higher ground in eastern Indonesia as a major shallow earthquake sparks fears of a destructive tsunami. Source:
Amid fresh UN detentions and new legal actions, Australia joins global pressure on Kabul’s deepening isolation. Source: Read More
Mangione’s lawyers will now fight to dismiss state murder charges in a parallel legal case against their client. Source: Read
Prime Minister Andy Burnham urges a clean energy transition as wildfires gut homes and leave Britain a “tinderbox”. Source: Read
Nicolás Maduro’s capture took an unusual path to a US courtroom. Now experts are debating where international law fits. Source:
A landmark court ruling could reshape what citizenship claims are possible for some Australians. Source: Read More
Areas around Tokyo have recorded 360mm of rainfall in the 24 hours to Friday, causing widespread chaos and damage, while
US President Donald Trump is holding firm on Iran, claiming “total control” over the Strait of Hormuz and vowing to
Japan has protested against the “offensive” and “unacceptable” historic first visit to these contested islands. Source: Read More
Luigi Mangione may plead guilty in a federal case charging him with stalking which would then avert a trial. Source:
Few figures in the Trump administration have been as visible — or loyal — as Karoline Leavitt. Source: Read More
The changes are designed to provide greater clarity and protect the contest’s integrity, organisers say. Source: Read More
Residents said they were left without food and medicine, while the military condemned the settlers’ actions. Source: Read More
Leavitt, 28, just recently returned to the White House after taking a brief leave for the birth of her second
A series of recent gaffes has put Luxon’s leadership under a microscope as his government prepares to face the music.
The death toll from Monday’s quake continues to rise, as rescue teams race against time to find survivors under the
Al-Assad has been sentenced over his actions during Syria’s nearly 14-year civil war — but he’s unlikely to face execution.
More than 114 passengers were onboard the ferry when it tipped. But only 77 were rescued and taken to shore.
Ukraine has sought the support of United States negotiators to liaise with Russia for an “end to the war”. Source:
More than 2,000 people have died from Ebola in the Congo. However, only 30 per cent of confirmed cases are
The land lost to wildfires in Indonesia so far this year is double the area burnt in 2023, one of
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The casualties appeared to be most concentrated in the western province of Risaralda in Colombia’s coffee-growing region. Source: Read More
Locals are expecting a surge in tourists, but some are disappointed not a single scene was shot on their island.
Attacks on Russia’s biggest online retailer reveal how Ukraine’s drone strategy is evolving, experts say. Source: Read More
Australia’s former ambassador to China listed “diverging worldviews” as one of the many barriers to a healthy relationship. Source: Read
The cyclone had already swept across Japan, injuring six people and cutting power to more than 50,000 buildings. Source: Read
Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would not accept the proposal in its current form. Source: Read More
While Mayor Suzuki calls nuclear weapons an “absolute evil,” Tokyo refuses to commit to long-standing non-nuclear principles. Source: Read More
Two bombings marred President Abelardo De la Espriella’s first day in office, prompting vows of a relentless anti-terror crackdown. Source:
The accrual of biofouling species on the hulls of ships anchored in the Strait of Hormuz could be the world’s
A spokesman for the former US president said in October he was undergoing radiation treatment and hormone therapy. Source: Read