Graham Clarke obituary: From computers to psychoanalysis
Graham Clarke, a former computer analyst who became a psychoanalytic theorist specializing in Ronald Fairbairn's object relations theory, has died aged 83.
Category : Africa
Reparatory Justice Framework Adopted in Ghana
African and Caribbean leaders adopt a 19-point global framework for reparatory justice at a conference in Accra, demanding formal apologies and compensation for the transatlantic slave trade.
Trump Unveils New Air Force One Amid Controversy
Donald Trump unveiled the VC-25B Bridge, a converted Qatari 747, as a temporary Air Force One, sparking protest over its $400 million value exceeding gift limits.
First Mainland H5N1 Bird Flu Case Confirmed in WA
A deadly H5N1 bird flu strain has been confirmed in a migratory seabird in Western Australia, prompting a national response to limit spread and protect wildlife.
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Tory Win in Scotland Backs Badenoch's Net Zero Stance
The Conservatives' byelection win in Aberdeen South, driven by North Sea oil support, gives Kemi Badenoch evidence to justify abandoning net zero by 2050.
EU to Weaken Water Law for Mineral Mines in Drought Zones
Exclusive: European Commission plans to rewrite water protection law to fast-track critical mineral mines, many in water-stressed regions, alarming environmental groups.
Digital Skeleton of Rarest Marine Mammal Preserved
Scientists created a 3D digital reconstruction of the vaquita skeleton, with only 7-10 left in the wild, to aid research and conservation efforts.
RFK Jr Hantavirus Quarantine Called Coercive by Experts
Health law experts criticize Robert F Kennedy Jr for overriding CDC advice to impose mandatory quarantine on a hantavirus contact, calling it unconstitutional and authoritarian.
Whale Graveyard: 1,200km Underwater Cemetery Found
Scientists have uncovered a massive whale graveyard spanning 1,200km in the ocean, offering new insights into marine ecosystems and whale behavior.
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First suspected H5N1 case on mainland Australia
A migratory seabird in southern Western Australia has tested positive for avian influenza, with further testing to confirm if it's the deadly H5N1 strain. No mass mortality or poultry infection reported.
Shrimp Demand Destroying Ecuador's Mangroves
Ecuador's shrimp boom is destroying mangroves, threatening shellfish gatherers' livelihoods. Weak regulation and unchecked pollution worsen the crisis.
Nigel Farage Urges Restore Voters to Back Reform
Nigel Farage appeals to Restore Britain voters to support Reform UK after a disappointing Makerfield byelection, where Andy Burnham won emphatically.
Western Europe Heatwave: France Temperatures Exceed 40C
More than half of France's population is under severe weather warning as temperatures exceed 40C. Macron urges vigilance, trains cancelled, schools reschedule exams.
Boy, 3, Critically Injured in Crocodile Enclosure at UK Zoo
A man arrested after a three-year-old boy was critically injured in a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo has been released on bail. The boy remains in critical but stable condition.
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Pulte Becomes Acting US Intelligence Chief Amid Firestorm
Bill Pulte assumed the role of acting director of national intelligence on June 19, sparking bipartisan criticism over his lack of experience and partisan loyalty to Trump.
First Suspected Case of Deadly Bird Flu in Australia
Australia's first suspected case of the deadly H5 bird flu has been detected in a migratory bird in WA, with the government on alert.
Rhino horn traffickers sentenced in South Africa
Two South African men have been sentenced in what police call the world's largest rhino horn trafficking case, ending a nearly two-decade legal saga.
Marion Kozak, Socialist Campaigner, Dies at 91
Marion Kozak, a feminist, teacher, and socialist campaigner for children's rights, has died aged 91. She was the wife of Ralph Miliband and mother of David and Ed Miliband.
Barbados PM Unveils Slavery Reparations Manifesto at Ghana Conference
Barbados PM Mia Mottley announced an updated Caricom reparations manifesto in Ghana, emphasizing gender-based violence and linking climate justice to slavery reparations.
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CDC Taps $107m for Ebola Response in DRC and Uganda
The CDC will use $107m in emergency funds for Ebola response in the DRC and Uganda as cases top 1,000, though global risk remains low.
Messi's Father Hospitalized, Family Asks for Humanity
Lionel Messi's father, Jorge Messi, is undergoing medical treatment for an undisclosed illness. The family asks for privacy and humanity amid health rumors.
Iranian Singer Gets 74 Lashes for Singing Without Hijab
Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi and eight band members reportedly sentenced to 74 lashes for performing without hijab in a livestreamed concert, sparking human rights concerns.
Ukraine Hits Moscow, Hanson Pulls MP Into Line, Messi Pleads
Ukraine launches major drone attack on Moscow; Pauline Hanson reprimands new MP; Lionel Messi's family asks for humanity; Iran threatens Hormuz fees; Labor tweaks CGT reforms.
Tassie Devils Steal Shoes but Are Adored Neighbors
A Tasmanian resident shares her love for thieving Tassie devils, who steal shoes and laundry but remain charming despite their destructive habits.
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I Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro on My Hands
Born with no legs, Spencer West climbed Africa's highest peak on his hands, raising funds for clean water. His story of resilience and determination inspires.
The Devil's Child: Rise and Fall of the Only Female Yakuza
Explore the gripping story of the only woman to lead a yakuza clan, her rise to power and dramatic downfall in this compelling podcast series.
Saharan Dust Brings Microbes to European Soil
Saharan dust events are intensifying, depositing microorganisms in Europe. A study finds bacteria that may benefit crops, especially in Portuguese vineyards.
Suspected Bird Flu Case Found in Wild Bird in WA
A suspected case of avian influenza has been detected in a migratory wild bird in southern Western Australia, with confirmatory testing underway.
Activist Pedals 104 Miles Along Thames for Rainforests
A rainforest activist cycled 104 miles along the River Thames to highlight deforestation, raising funds and awareness for conservation efforts.
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Portable Defibrillators Could Save More Lives in NZ
A new study shows that equipping community responders with portable defibrillators could triple survival rates for cardiac arrest patients at home in New Zealand.
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