UN Nuclear Watchdog Warns Iran Nuclear Sites Pose Risk
The IAEA says lack of access to Iran's nuclear facilities is a proliferation concern, calling on Tehran to cooperate after bombings.
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China Targets Zero-Gravity EV Seats in Safety Crackdown
Chinese regulators are investigating zero-gravity seats in EVs after fatal crashes, potentially leading to a ban that could impact Australian imports.
Zelensky Calls for Direct Talks with Putin in Open Letter
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has written a rare open letter to Vladimir Putin proposing a face-to-face meeting and a full ceasefire to end the war, as US President Trump urges compromise.
Trump Announces $700M for US Coal Projects
President Trump uses the Defense Production Act to fund coal plants, mines, and a new export terminal, sparking environmental backlash.
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UK PM Starmer Accuses Elon Musk of Whip Up Division Over Murder
UK PM Keir Starmer accuses Elon Musk of trying to whip up division in Britain after the murder of a white student by a Sikh man, amid far-right protests and police handling controversy.
Wily Japanese bear evades capture after attacks
A bear in Fukushima, Japan, attacked four people and escaped by unlocking a window. It also turned on a tap to drink. Police and hunters are searching for the animal, which was shot with a tranquilliser dart but did not fall asleep.
School abductions spread in Nigeria: 39 pupils taken
Gunmen kidnapped 39 pupils and 7 teachers from schools in Oyo state, Nigeria, in a Chibok-style attack. Families despair as insecurity spreads to previously safe areas.
UK Shoppers Return to High Street as Warm Weather Boosts Retail
UK high street sales rose 3.4% in May as warm weather improved footfall, reversing April's decline. Consumer confidence also increased, despite ongoing economic pressures from the US-Israel war on Iran.
1776 Quebec Swamp: Lessons on Foreign War Risks
The Battle of Trois-Rivières in 1776 saw American forces bogged down in swampy terrain, leading to defeat. Today, it offers lessons on the dangers of faulty ground intelligence in foreign wars.
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Trump staff face firings after State Fair debacle
Internal recriminations mount as multiple artists withdraw from Trump's 250th birthday event, with a White House insider warning that firings are imminent.
Hezbollah Chief Rejects Truce, Demands Israeli Withdrawal
Hezbollah's leader Naim Qassem rejected a conditional ceasefire, demanding a comprehensive truce and full Israeli withdrawal, threatening northern Israel with new attacks amid ongoing strikes.
Nepali climber alive after six days missing on Everest
A Nepali climbing guide who went missing on Mount Everest for six days and was believed dead has been found alive after crawling alone almost to Base Camp.
Iran leader claims 'decisive blow' against US, Israel in war
Iran's supreme leader says US and Israel suffered a 'decisive blow' in the Middle East war, as negotiations stall. The US House passed a resolution to halt American military action in Iran.
Sherpa missing six days on Everest found alive
A Nepali climbing guide missing for six days on Mount Everest was found alive, crawling alone near Base Camp. He is recovering in hospital with frostbite.
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Orbán's Media Machine: Lessons for Democracy and Journalism
Viktor Orbán spent millions on propaganda, but lost power. Independent journalism remains a shield for democracy, as shown by the European Press Prize winners.
France's Killer Seaweed: Deadly Blooms on Brittany Beaches
After a series of deaths on Brittany's beaches, a bereaved family proved that foul-smelling seaweed blooms were to blame, sparking a national debate on pollution and agriculture.
Biofuel Demand Surge Could Worsen Global Food Crisis
Rising demand for biofuels as oil prices soar could push the world closer to a food crisis by increasing food price inflation and competing with crops for land and fertiliser.
EU Summit in Montenegro to Reaffirm Balkan Membership Hopes
EU leaders gather in Montenegro to reaffirm membership prospects for six western Balkan countries, amid geopolitical competition with Russia and China.
Pope Leo's Visit: A Political and Religious Milestone
Pope Leo XIV's six-day tour of Spain, focusing on migration and human rights, aligns with PM Sánchez's policies amid corruption allegations and political polarization.
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Sherpa Found Alive on Everest After Funeral Rites
Dawa Sherpa, missing for six days on Mount Everest, was found alive at base camp during his own funeral rites, astonishing his family and rescuers.
El Niño Threatens Asia with Extreme Weather and Food Crisis
El Niño likely before September, supercharging heatwaves in India, flooding in China, and drought in Southeast Asia, threatening agriculture, water supplies, and public health.
How the 'two-tier policing' myth took hold
The far-right conspiracy theory of 'two-tier policing' has spread from fringe groups to parliament and riots. Experts Hugh Muir and Joe Mulhall explain its origins and impact.
Kuwait Airport Devastated in Iranian Attack: New Footage
New footage reveals extensive damage at Kuwait International Airport after an Iranian attack killed one Indian national and injured 63. Flights are suspended as authorities assess the destruction.
Zelenskyy Calls on Putin to End War, Proposes Meeting
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy releases an open letter to Vladimir Putin, urging a face-to-face meeting to end the war, highlighting Russian fatigue and proposing a ceasefire.
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Swedish Minister: EU Should Turn Back Ukrainian Men to Fight
Sweden's migration minister calls for EU to revoke temporary protection for Ukrainian men of fighting age and restrict Russian tourist visas, while Zelenskyy proposes direct talks with Putin.
US Sanctions Cuban President and Castro Family
The US has announced fresh economic sanctions on Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel and his family, as well as members of the Castro family, intensifying pressure on the communist-led nation.
Senate GOP Blocks Trump's $1.8bn Fund for Allies
Senate Republicans narrowly blocked a Democratic attempt to stop Donald Trump from creating a $1.8bn fund to pay allies, as dissent grows within the GOP.
House Passes Ukraine Aid Bill in Second Break with Trump
The US House passed a bill to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia, overriding Republican objections. This marks the second foreign policy break with Trump this week.
Trump Backs Zelenskyy-Putin Meeting After Letter
Donald Trump says a meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin would be 'great' after Ukraine's president sent a letter calling for face-to-face talks to end the war.
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NZ Forestry Rules: Consistency vs Environmental Risk
New Zealand's updated forestry standards aim for consistency but raise concerns about environmental risks, slash management, and local council powers amid climate change.
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