Australian man charged with murder of Thai teen in suitcase
Simon Peter Carman, 46, has been charged with murder after the body of 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla was found in a suitcase in Pattaya, Thailand.
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Venezuela Quakes Test Trump's Western Hemisphere Policy
A series of powerful earthquakes in Venezuela is testing the Trump administration's new Western Hemisphere policy following deep cuts to USAID, hampering relief efforts.
Iran Strait of Hormuz Threat: US and Allies Prepare Talks
Iran threatens to block the Strait of Hormuz amid US-led peace talks, with Bahrain and Kuwait involved in mediation efforts.
US-Gulf Concerns Over Iran's Proxy Influence
Despite the US-Iran deal, analysts warn Iran will boost support for proxies like Hezbollah and Houthis, alarming Gulf states and complicating regional stability.
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Paul Hogan Calls Pauline Hanson a 'Pelican' in Row
Paul Hogan reportedly called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican' after she cited his Crocodile Dundee character as an example of 'Australian monoculture', sparking debate over the insult's meaning.
Mamdani Democratic Socialist 2028 Election Bid
Scholar Mahmood Mamdani enters 2028 race as Democratic Socialist, challenging mainstream politics with anti-imperialist platform.
New Caledonia Votes in First Local Election Since 2019
Polls have opened in New Caledonia for the first local election since 2019, a crucial test of support for independence from France amid ongoing political tensions.
Ballistic missile attack on Kyiv forces residents into shelters
A ballistic missile attack targeted Kyiv early Sunday, with Mayor Vitali Klitschko urging residents to stay in shelters. The attack follows civilian deaths on both sides of the Russia-Ukraine border on Saturday.
US Reporter Apologises for Bosnia Comments
ABC7 reporter Abigail Velez apologised after mocking Bosnia live on air, sparking backlash from Bosnian Football and fans.
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Vance Claims US Wins Either Way Amid Shaky Iran Ceasefire
JD Vance asserts America wins regardless of ceasefire outcome as Iran deal teeters, drawing sharp reactions from critics and allies.
US Launches Limited Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities
The United States has conducted limited airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in response to Iran's continued uranium enrichment, marking a significant escalation in tensions.
Trump Nominates Lance Schroyer as ICE Director
President Donald Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer, a former senior ICE official, to lead the agency, signaling a hardline immigration enforcement approach.
Deadly Bird Flu Reaches Australia, Threatening Wildlife
The H5N1 bird flu virus has reached every continent, now detected in Australia. Experts warn of severe impacts on endemic species, with over 150 birds and 10 mammals at high risk of extinction.
Harmony Day Masks Ongoing Racism, Writer Argues
Anhaar Kareem argues that Harmony Day diminishes the truth of racism in Australia, warning that superficial multiculturalism can do more harm than good.
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ACT Considers Criminal Penalties for Hate Speech in Anti-Vilification Law Review
ACT government reviews anti-vilification laws, considering criminal penalties for hate speech and expanding protected attributes, with submissions due March 2026.
Venezuela Quakes: 1,430 Dead, 68,900 Missing
The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has risen to 1,430, with 68,900 people unaccounted for. Rescuers search for survivors amid $6.7bn in damage.
Trump portrait on US 'patriot passport' for 250th
The White House unveiled new images of a limited-edition US passport featuring Donald Trump's portrait and signature to mark America's 250th anniversary, drawing Democratic criticism.
Bahrain condemns Iranian drone attack after US strikes
Bahrain condemned an Iranian drone attack on Saturday after US strikes on Iran. No damage was reported from the drone assault, which also targeted a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
117 dead dogs found at California no-kill shelter
Investigators uncovered 117 dog carcasses, many with bullet fragments, at a northern California 'no-kill' sanctuary, along with over 600 collars.
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Fairbanks Alaska Unexpected Culinary Scene Thai Moldovan Food
Fairbanks, Alaska, surprises visitors with diverse cuisine from Thai to Moldovan, driven by independent family-owned restaurants and a rich immigrant history.
Lebanon-Israel Deal May Block War Crime Justice, Experts Say
A new Lebanon-Israel agreement could prevent victims of Israeli war crimes from seeking justice and hinder ICC jurisdiction in Lebanon, legal experts warn.
Europe heatwave: Germany and Italy swelter as records tumble
Germany and Italy endure sweltering conditions as a heatwave linked to dozens of deaths spreads eastwards, with Denmark recording its highest temperature ever.
Israel Divides US Democrats as Gaza Tensions Escalate
The conflict in Gaza is deepening rifts among US Democrats, with progressive lawmakers calling for a ceasefire while moderates back Israel's right to self-defence.
Trump EPA Court Ruling on Soot Pollution Explained
A US court struck down the Trump EPA's weaker soot pollution standards, restoring Obama-era limits to protect public health.
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Monojit Dutta: joy of children playing with balloons on Sunday
Monojit Dutta's phone photo 'Leap of Happiness' shows children playing with balloons in Canning, West Bengal, capturing natural joy and spontaneity.
Ohio Court Upholds Haitians' Right to Stay
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Haitian immigrants in Springfield can remain, rejecting state efforts to revoke their protected status.
American Democracy's Reflection in D.C. Pool
The Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C. symbolizes the fragile state of American democracy, as political divisions and institutional challenges come into sharp focus.
Bari Weiss Hiring British Journalists for CBS News
Bari Weiss is recruiting British journalists for CBS News, aiming to bring a distinct perspective to American media. The move has sparked debate about journalistic diversity.
Decades of Climate Warnings: Europe Unprepared for Heat
Despite decades of warnings, Europe is critically unprepared for rising heat, with thousands dying annually. Experts cite systemic failures and lack of adaptation.
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UN Peace Board Legal Immunity Upheld by International Court
The International Court of Justice has ruled that the UN Board of Peace enjoys absolute legal immunity, dismissing a lawsuit from victims of a peacekeeping mission.
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