EU-Taliban Talks Outrage Afghan Women
EU meetings with the Taliban have provoked fury from Afghan women, who fear their rights will be traded away in exchange for security cooperation.
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El Nino Causes Food Crisis in Papua New Guinea
A severe El Nino event has triggered widespread food shortages in Papua New Guinea, affecting over 200,000 people and prompting emergency relief efforts.
De Gaulle Film Sparks Debate on France's Nazi Past
A new film about Charles de Gaulle has ignited controversy over how France remembers Nazi occupation, highlighting political divisions.
Venezuela Earthquake Photos Show Devastation in Caracas
Twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing widespread damage in Caracas and surrounding areas. Photos capture collapsed buildings, rescue efforts, and the aftermath.
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Bright and Bohemian Moth Could Be a David Hockney
A vibrant moth species found in Australia resembles a David Hockney painting, with bright colors and a bohemian pattern. The moth was discovered in the Daintree Rainforest.
Venezuela Earthquake: State of Emergency Declared
Venezuela declares state of emergency after twin earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 and 5.8 struck near the coast, causing damage and panic.
Two Major Earthquakes Strike Venezuela, High Casualties Feared
Two powerful earthquakes, magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, struck Venezuela near Caracas, sparking fears of thousands dead or injured. A state of emergency has been declared.
Venezuela Earthquakes: 7.2 and 7.5 Magnitude Shake Caracas
Two powerful earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela on Wednesday evening, causing building collapses in Caracas and prompting evacuations.
Three Major Earthquakes Strike California, Venezuela, Japan
A 5.6 magnitude quake hit California, a 7.2 magnitude quake struck Venezuela causing tsunamis, and a 6.9 magnitude quake rattled Japan, all within hours.
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Venezuela Earthquake: Caracas Shaken by Tremors
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck Venezuela on June 25, 2026, shaking Caracas and causing damage. At least 3 dead, 50 injured.
85% of Kids Still Use Social Media Despite Ban, Success Takes Years
Six months after Australia's under-16s social media ban, 85% of kids still access restricted platforms. But researchers say the ban's success should be measured over a decade, not months.
New Australian Mammal: Tiny 'Rock-Lover' Planigale Found
Scientists discovered a new planigale species from museum specimens, the Arnhem plateau planigale, and revived another from a century-old Swedish specimen, boosting Australia's planigale count to eight.
Fiji Drug Crisis: Demand from Australia and New Zealand Fuels Death Penalty Calls
Fiji's escalating drug crisis, driven by Australian and New Zealand demand for hard drugs, has reignited calls to reintroduce the death penalty for drug offences, despite human rights concerns and historical abolition.
What People With Intersex Traits Want You to Know
Around 63,300 Australians know they have intersex variations, but many more are unaware. These traits are not about gender or sexuality, and advocates call for better understanding and policy change.
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Brazilian Police Arrest Spanish Citizen Over Racist Abuse
Brazilian police have arrested a Spanish citizen accused of directing racial slurs at a local vendor in Rio de Janeiro, highlighting ongoing racism issues.
Chemours Settles Forever Chemicals Claims for $1.18B
Chemours agrees to pay $1.18 billion to resolve claims over PFAS contamination, impacting water systems across the US.
Geoff Wadge Obituary: Pioneering Volcanologist Dies at 74
Professor Geoff Wadge, a world-renowned volcanologist who transformed volcano monitoring with satellite radar, has died aged 74. His work saved countless lives.
Learning from Pan-African Journalism Histories
A new editor explores the legacy of diaspora journalism, from Marcus Garvey's Negro World to modern digital platforms, and asks what lessons The Long Wave can take from this bold tradition.
German lake told to lift ban on non-German speakers
A German swimming lake's ban on non-German speakers faces legal action; critics call it a 'blanket entry barrier' for population groups.
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Bosnia's Lily Flag Revival: Unity at World Cup
Bosniaks are reviving the historic lily flag, a symbol of medieval Bosnia, during the World Cup in Sarajevo, fostering national pride and unity.
Fête de la Musique Paris Black Diaspora
Paris's Fête de la Musique 2026 highlights Black diaspora artists, drawing huge crowds to free concerts across the city.
France Confirms First Ebola Case in Doctor from DRC
France has reported its first-ever Ebola case, a doctor who recently returned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, triggering a public health response.
Brexit's Toll on Family Relationships
A new study reveals that Brexit has caused lasting rifts in families across the UK, with political divisions straining bonds between relatives.
The Remarkable Science of Spider Silk
Spider silk is a remarkable natural material with up to seven types, each serving a unique purpose, from web-building to prey capture.
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UN: Israel Commits Genocide Targeting Gaza Children
A UN inquiry found that Israel continues to commit genocide by systematically targeting children in Gaza, with over 10,000 children killed since October 2023.
UK-France Channel deal to end in October: reports
The 'one in, one out' agreement between the UK and France on Channel crossings will reportedly end in October, with critics doubting its deterrent effect.
MetalsGrove Expands Gold Footprint To 18km System
MetalsGrove Mining expands gold footprint to 18km system in Côte d’Ivoire, with multiple anomalous trends and new drill targets identified at Zuénoula permit.
Israeli ex-leaders threaten legal action over Jewish terrorism
Dozens of Israeli security, political and cultural elite threaten legal action against the government over support for Jewish terrorism and an 'ideology of ethnic cleansing' in the occupied West Bank.
YouTube Video Proves Rare Sand Cat Exists in Libya
A YouTube video has confirmed the existence of the elusive sand cat in Libya, a species previously unrecorded in the country for decades.
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ASIO Chief: Iranian Spy Orchestrated Bondi Firebombing
ASIO director general Mike Burgess reveals an Australian citizen working for Iran orchestrated the Bondi firebombing, while a former Australian resident in Iraq directed the Melbourne synagogue attack. He urges Australians to be more tolerant to reduce se
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