Putin Expects US Negotiators; Siberia Fuel Rationing
Putin says US negotiators will visit Moscow after Iran deal; fuel shortages prompt 50-litre limit in Siberia; Ukraine strikes two Russian refineries.
Category : Asia Pacific
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.
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.
Five Great Reads: AI Boyfriend, Trump's Birthday, Desert Ghost
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features Lauren Oyler's AI boyfriend experiment, Trump's 250th birthday hijack, Taiwan's tallest trees, sudden cardiac arrest in young Australians, and Libya's sand cat discovery.
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Uruguay, Spain Guaranteed 2030 World Cup Spots as Co-Hosts
Uruguay and Spain are guaranteed places in the 2030 World Cup as co-hosts, even if eliminated early from the current tournament. An obscure FIFA bylaw allows double qualification.
South Korea to Train 500,000 Soldiers as Drone Warriors
South Korea will train 500,000 military personnel across all branches to become 'drone warriors', citing drones as a gamechanger on the battlefield.
China Spacesail to Rival Starlink with Satellite Constellation
China's Spacesail project aims to launch a 13,000-satellite constellation by 2030, directly competing with Elon Musk's Starlink in low-Earth orbit.
Colombia Election: de la Espriella Leads
Conservative Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential race with 42% of votes, promising economic reform and security crackdown.
Democratic Party Hit by Leftist Tidal Wave in Recent Elections
A leftist surge has swept Democratic primaries, with socialists winning in New York, DC, and Los Angeles, signaling a shift in the party's base.
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Trump Faces China Pressure For Middle East Truce Amid Oil Crisis
Trump faces Chinese pressure to pursue Middle East truce amid Strait of Hormuz crisis and global oil market instability.
Brisbane Heat Keen to Play BBL Opener in Chennai, India
Brisbane Heat keen to play BBL opener in Chennai, India, as Cricket Australia seeks approval from BCCI for the 2026-27 season.
Premier Acknowledges Growing Support for Train to Cessnock Campaign
NSW Premier Chris Minns confirms discussions on restoring passenger train services to Cessnock, with campaign support growing.
Dettol Apologises After Ad Backlash in China Over 'Toxic Men'
Dettol has apologised after an advert in China featuring a man seeking a 'clean and untouched' woman sparked widespread backlash, with over 80 million views on Weibo.
California Billionaire Tax Proposal Targets Tech Wealth
A new California bill proposes a 1% annual tax on billionaires' net worth above $1 billion, aiming to raise $20 billion yearly for social programs.
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Aussie Influencer Warns About French Pool Hygiene Rule
Lauren Lakin and family were denied entry to a French public pool because her husband and son wore boardshorts, deemed unhygienic. The rule requires tight-fitting swimwear for males.
Ukraine intensifies Crimea strikes to isolate peninsula
Ukraine has stepped up strikes on Crimea, targeting oil facilities and transport routes to isolate the occupied peninsula and raise the cost of Russian occupation, disrupting fuel supplies and tourism.
US-Iran Talks Survive Walkout
Face-to-face US-Iran talks in Switzerland ended with a roadmap for a deal within 60 days, despite an Iranian walkout over Trump's threats to attack Iran and close the Strait of Hormuz.
Dutch Beat the Heat with Mobile Jungles and Shadow Art
As temperatures soar, Dutch residents combat heat with creative solutions like mobile jungles and shadow art, reflecting a national push for climate adaptation.
Iran's Beiranvand Stars in World Cup Draw vs Belgium
Alireza Beiranvand's stunning save denies Belgium as Iran holds 10-man Belgium to a 0-0 draw in the 2026 World Cup, leaving Belgium under pressure.
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Brexit Boosted Scottish Independence, Says Former Labour Leader
Brexit bolstered Scottish independence support to near-record levels, says Kezia Dugdale, as 62% of Scots voted Remain but were taken out of the EU, reshaping politics.
Georgia Town's Revolt Appears to Ward Off ICE Detention Center
Social Circle, Georgia, announces DHS canceled plans for a massive ICE detention center after local protests, a lawsuit, and political pressure, marking a reversal under new homeland security leadership.
Scotland's World Cup Defeat Offers US a Lesson in Scottish Psyche
Scotland's World Cup loss to Morocco reveals the dual nature of the Scottish psyche: party-loving yet pessimistic, as the team struggles to find identity.
India's Cockroach Party: Hard to Kill Like Its Namesake
India's Cockroach Janata Party, born from a judge's insult, challenges the government with humor and youth anger. But can it survive crackdowns?
Australia as regional energy superpower for Asia-Pacific
Australia can boost energy security in Asia-Pacific by forming an alliance to supply LNG now and green exports later, leveraging its resources and stable position.
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Sweden Votes to Back Laws Reinforcing Immigration Crackdown
Sweden's parliament passed laws allowing residency permit revocation for vague 'bad behaviour' and requiring public workers to report undocumented migrants, sparking fierce criticism.
Starbucks Korea to Close All Stores for History Training
Starbucks Korea will shut all 2,000+ stores early on June 22 for mandatory history and sensitivity training after a promotion referencing the Gwangju massacre sparked backlash.
Sri Lanka Becomes New Cybercrime Hub After SE Asia Crackdown
Experts warn Sri Lanka is becoming a hub for transnational cybercrime as Chinese-run scam networks relocate from Southeast Asia, exploiting easy visas and weak regulations.
Cheaper fares and more buses won't fix NZ transport
Labour's fare cap and National's extra buses fall short of addressing decades of underfunding in New Zealand's public transport system, experts say.
Smarter Points Test Could Add Billions to Australian Economy
A redesigned skilled migration points test, focusing on age, English proficiency, and relevant work experience, could boost productivity and tax revenue by billions each year.
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Australia’s Social Media Ban: Mixed Family Impact After Six Months
Six months after Australia's social media ban for under-16s, families report mixed results: some see benefits, others find enforcement lacking and teens still using platforms.
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