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
Far-right parties win nearly quarter of European votes
Far-right parties now capture nearly a quarter of votes across Europe, according to a new analysis, reflecting a surge in support over the past decade.
Bird Flu Confirmed in Second Australian State, Cases Rise to Three
Deadly H5 bird flu has been confirmed in South Australia and Western Australia after a migratory seabird tested positive. A suspected fourth case is under investigation.
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Philippines Blocks Gorebox Game After Deadly School Shooting
Philippines blocks Gorebox gaming app after a school shooting killed three and injured 20, citing links to violence and online radicalization.
Robert Irwin Joins Prince William for Earthshot Prize Event
Robert Irwin was spotted with Prince William in London for the Earthshot Prize Impact Assembly, representing Australia at the environmental event.
PNG Bans Australian Chicken Imports Over H5N1 Cases
Papua New Guinea has suspended imports of Australian chicken meat and eggs after two H5N1 bird flu cases were confirmed in wild birds in Western Australia, despite no evidence of broader spread or poultry industry infections.
Secret Island Evokes Swallows and Amazons Magic
A hidden island off the coast of England offers a wild escape reminiscent of Arthur Ransome's classic children's book, with untouched nature and a sense of adventure.
Kenya Free Me Game Targets Gender Violence
Kenya has launched 'Free Me', a mobile game designed to educate young people about gender-based violence, aiming to reduce incidents through interactive learning.
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Sperm Whale Dialects Found in Mediterranean
Scientists have detected distinct sperm whale dialects in the Mediterranean Sea for the first time, revealing unique cultural groups among the endangered population.
North Korea Expands Nuclear Program Despite Sanctions
North Korea has significantly expanded its nuclear program, new satellite images reveal, raising concerns about its capabilities and regional stability.
Oral health key to Indigenous wellbeing, study finds
Indigenous Australians view oral health as integral to holistic wellbeing, yet face higher rates of tooth decay and discrimination, according to new research published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Crimea Locks Down as Putin Admits Drone Stream
Crimea has imposed a lockdown after Putin acknowledged a huge stream of Ukrainian drones entering the peninsula, marking a significant escalation in the war.
How the Dalai Lama Became the Dalai Lama: Tibetan Buddhism History
The Living Buddha reincarnation system in Tibetan Buddhism originated with Karma Pakshi in 1283 and has been subject to central government approval since the Yuan dynasty.
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London Air Pollution Deaths Down Almost 30% in Decade
Deaths attributable to London air pollution fell by nearly 30% between 2010 and 2020, Imperial College study finds, but disparities between boroughs persist.
US Leads New Space Race but Other Nations Are Close Behind
The US is leading the new space race with Artemis missions, but China, India, and Russia are rapidly advancing with their own lunar programs, setting the stage for international competition and collaboration.
Europe Heatwave: Record Temperatures, Death Toll Rises
A deadly heatwave is sweeping Europe, shattering temperature records and causing hundreds of deaths. Experts warn of more extreme heat events due to climate change.
Europe Heatwave: France, Spain, Italy Hit Record Temps
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with France, Spain, and Italy bracing for record temperatures above 45°C, prompting health alerts and emergency measures.
Kenya Minister Orders Halt to US Ebola Facility
Kenya's health minister has ordered an immediate halt to the construction of a US-funded Ebola research facility in the country, citing lack of consultation and transparency.
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Venezuela Tren de Aragua Gang Assassination at Mine
At least 17 killed in Venezuela as Tren de Aragua gang assassinates miners in illegal gold mine, officials say.
Oil Drops on US Iran Sanctions Waiver for Talks
Crude oil prices fell sharply after the US granted a sanctions waiver to Iran, signaling progress in peace negotiations that could boost global supply.
Jacques Henri Lartigue: Life in Colour at MK Gallery
A new UK exhibition showcases rarely seen colour photographs by French pioneer Jacques Henri Lartigue, revealing his bold use of colour alongside his famous black-and-white work.
Monika Silva Koniuszek Murdered, Autopsy Shows
A post-mortem reveals Monika Silva Koniuszek died from a blow to the head and strangulation, contradicting Ecuador's initial suicide claim. Activists say she was silenced for investigating President Noboa's family business.
NSPCC refers itself to regulator over Childline failures
The NSPCC has self-reported to the Charity Commission after an internal review found 37 high-risk Childline cases, including abuse and suicidal thoughts, were not referred to authorities.
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Ten Aussies Take Government to UN Over Fossil Fuel Exports
Ten Australians, including a firefighter and First Nations leaders, have lodged a complaint with the UN Human Rights Committee, arguing the government's fossil fuel exports violate human rights by worsening climate harms.
EU Criticised Over Taliban Brussels Talks Plans
The European Union faces fierce backlash over plans to host Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks, with critics arguing it legitimises the regime.
Pacific Fuel Crisis: Tough Choices Ahead for Island Nations
The Pacific fuel crisis has forced emergency measures in several nations, with some spending up to 25% of GDP on fuel. The region invokes Biketawa Declaration for collective response.
Carlo Ginzburg: Historian Who Taught Us About Outsiders
The Guardian reflects on the death of Carlo Ginzburg, the historian who transformed our understanding of marginalized voices and microhistory.
Spanish PM's ex-aide jailed 24 years for corruption
A former top aide to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption, bribery, and embezzlement.
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Whyalla Cuttlefish Wipeout: Algal Bloom Threatens Breeding
Divers report only a few dozen giant cuttlefish at Whyalla's Cuttlefish Coast, far below the usual thousands, amid a massive toxic algal bloom that has killed cephalopods.
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