China arrests US academic Min Zin for espionage
China has arrested US scholar Min Zin, who writes about Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy, on suspicion of espionage. His disappearance in June raises tensions.
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Fisa Section 702 Expiry Looms as DNI Controversy Erupts
A key FISA provision faces Friday deadline amid backlash over Trump's acting DNI pick Bill Pulte, while Congress stalls on extension and civil liberties debates persist.
Air India Crash: Families Seek Closure One Year On
One year after the Air India AI171 crash, bereaved families are still seeking closure as investigations continue and memorial services are held.
Belfast Rioters Branded 'Thugs Thriving on Division'
Residents of Belfast express disgust and shame after rioters cause chaos, branding them thugs who thrive on division and destruction in the community.
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AI Stock Surge: Americans' Retirement Tied to Tech Giants' AI Bets
As SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic prepare for IPOs, Americans' pensions and index funds will be heavily invested in AI, raising concerns about risk and regulation.
Thailand mourns Princess Bajrakitiyabha's death
Mourners gather at Bangkok hospital to pay tribute to Princess Bajrakitiyabha, who died after nearly four years in a coma. She was seen as a potential heir to the throne.
Paltrow's Israeli real estate ad sparks backlash amid Gaza crisis
Gwyneth Paltrow faces backlash for promoting luxury towers in Israel as Palestinians face displacement and dire conditions in Gaza camps.
New York Renters Turn to Convents as Prices Soar
With average rents in New York City exceeding $5,000 AUD, some renters are moving into convents for as little as $1,100 per month, despite strict rules.
China Claims 'Spy Turtles' and 'Spy Fish' Used by Foreign Agencies
China's ministry of state security alleges foreign agencies are using animals fitted with sensors to collect sensitive marine data, posing a threat to national security.
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A lighthearted call to show appreciation for climate scientists, but with boundaries, as they face enough challenges already.
Nigerian man wins residency permit after lottery dispute
A Nigerian man unable to claim a €1.5 million Italian lottery win due to residency rules has been granted a permit to stay, sparking debate on immigration laws.
Chess: Carlsen Heads for Hong Kong as Russia Unveils Next Botvinnik
World champion Magnus Carlsen is set to compete in a major tournament in Hong Kong, while Russia introduces a prodigy dubbed the next Botvinnik.
US Secret Mission Targets Oil in Hormuz Strait
A covert US operation aims to secure oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, countering Iran's blockade threat under Trump's policy.
Middle East Crisis: US-Iran Talks Collapse
Negotiations between the US and Iran collapse, escalating tensions in the Middle East and driving oil prices to new highs amid fears of conflict.
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Belfast Riots: On-the-Ground Full Story Podcast
Listen to our podcast covering the Belfast riots, with on-the-ground reporting and expert analysis of the ongoing unrest in Northern Ireland.
Galapagos Expedition Unveils Wildlife Shifts on Darwin and Wolf Islands
A new science expedition to the remote Darwin and Wolf islands in the Galapagos has documented unexpected changes in wildlife populations, raising questions about ecosystem resilience.
Three Australians Face Firing Squad in Bali Murder Case
Three Australians face death penalty in Bali for alleged murder of Melbourne father during villa shooting.
World Cup Could Be 'Own Goal' for Trump's Soft Power
The 2026 FIFA World Cup risks becoming an 'own goal' for Donald Trump, as exclusionary policies and tensions with co-hosts undermine the soft power potential of the event.
Boy, 8, Saves Grandfather from Drowning in Kayak Rescue
Eight-year-old Marley kept calm and used a waterproof phone to call his grandmother after their kayak capsized, saving his grandfather's life in Wales.
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London ULEZ Slashes Emergency Admissions 29%
New study shows London's Ultra Low Emission Zone reduced emergency hospital admissions for respiratory and cardiovascular conditions by 29% in its first year.
Nitrogen gas execution faces US legal showdown
The US Supreme Court blocked Alabama's request to execute Jeffrey Lee with nitrogen gas, setting up a legal battle over whether the method constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.
Georgia's Poets in Prison: Cultural Crisis
Georgia's vibrant festival scene faces a crisis as poets are imprisoned, highlighting a clash between cultural expression and political repression in Europe.
Hostage for a Year: A Journalist's Ordeal in Somalia
Conflict journalist Nigel Brennan recounts his 462-day kidnapping in Somalia, the mental trauma, escape attempt, and the guilt of his family paying a huge ransom.
Orangutan Rescue Debate: Should We Leave Them to Die?
As settlers clear forests, orangutans face human conflict. Relocating them may not be the solution. A podcast explores the ethical dilemma of saving these apes from palm oil expansion.
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Gaza Boy Cries Over Broken Glasses in Viral Video
A viral video captures a visually impaired Palestinian boy in Gaza sobbing over his broken glasses, highlighting the struggles of disabled children amid conflict.
Ex-South Korea president Yoon jailed for 30 years over drone incursion
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years in prison for sending drones into North Korea, adding to a life sentence for insurrection.
Princess Bajrakitiyabha dies after three years in coma
Thailand's Princess Bajrakitiyabha, 47, has died after more than three years in a coma following a heart infection, the royal palace announced.
Inside the Belfast Riots: Eyewitness Report
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