Space Balls Wash Up on Queensland Beaches, May Contain Toxic Fuel
Six pieces of suspected space debris, possibly 'space balls' containing toxic rocket fuel, have washed up on north Queensland beaches. Australian Space Agency is investigating.
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Kenya's Darts Revival: A Love Story
Once a colonial pastime, darts is making a comeback in Kenya, with new leagues, sponsors, and a surge in youth participation driving the sport's revival.
Blackchin Tilapia Invasion Costs Thai Fishers Millions
An invasive fish species, the blackchin tilapia, has cost Thai fishers an estimated $10 million in lost income, devastating local livelihoods.
Underground Church Founder Released in China
The founder of a prominent underground Christian church in China has been released from prison after serving a sentence for organizing religious activities without government approval.
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French Football Chief Condemns Racist Remarks About Les Bleus
French football president condemns Chilavert's claim that Les Bleus are an African squad, calling it racist and ignorant.
Anti-American Chants at Khamenei Funeral in Tehran
Anti-American chants and calls for revenge dominate the opening of funeral ceremonies for Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran, with millions expected to attend.
Byzantine City Found in Egypt's Western Desert
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient Byzantine city in Egypt's Western Desert, revealing new insights into the region's history and trade networks.
Norfolk Island Corals Face Triple Threat: Dredging, Disease, El Niño
Government-approved dredging at Norfolk Island threatens unique corals already stressed by disease and El Niño, sparking conservation concerns.
Elon Musk Attacks UK on Race and Immigration
Billionaire Elon Musk launched a blistering attack on the UK government, accusing it of undermining Western civilization with its immigration and race policies, ahead of SpaceX IPO.
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German Police Clash with Far-Right AfD Protesters
German riot police clashed with protesters at a far-right AfD party conference, resulting in multiple injuries and arrests as tensions escalated.
Mourners Gather for Khamenei's Funeral in Tehran
Massive crowds gathered in Tehran for the funeral of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who died at 87 after decades in power.
Aid Workers Killed in Sudan Drone Strikes on El Obeid
At least seven aid workers were killed in drone strikes on El Obeid, Sudan, escalating the humanitarian crisis amid the ongoing civil war.
Albanese Heads to Pacific Amid China Influence Concerns
PM Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong travel to Fiji and Solomons as Australia signs Nakamal Agreement with Vanuatu, barring foreign military bases amid China's push for influence.
Africa's World Cup: Cape Verde Heroics Not Enough
Cape Verde's historic run highlights Africa's mixed World Cup performance, but the continent could and should have done better, analysts say.
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AI Philosopher, Taylor Swift Songs, US History Erased from Parks
An AI philosopher analyzes conflict and chaos in Taylor Swift's songs, while a new study reveals the erasure of US history from national parks.
Mystery Debris Shuts Down Queensland Beach
Forrest Beach near Townsville closed after potentially toxic debris, believed to be from a crashed satellite, washes ashore. Police warn of severe situation.
Sheila Mackay obituary: Australian diplomat dies at 92
Sheila Mackay, a pioneering Australian diplomat who broke gender barriers and served as ambassador to several countries, has died aged 92.
Week Around the World in 20 Pictures
A visual journey across the globe captures moments of joy, sorrow, and resilience in 20 powerful images from the past week.
Iran Holds Funeral for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Iran held a massive funeral for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who died at age 85 after decades in power, drawing millions of mourners.
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Thailand Sex Tourism: Girls Exploited in Pattaya
An investigation reveals that Pattaya remains a global sex tourism hub, with thousands of underage girls being exploited despite government efforts to crack down.
France Deaths Surge in Record Heatwave
France recorded over 1,500 excess deaths during its hottest week ever in June, with temperatures exceeding 45°C. The health minister warned of climate change impacts.
Homeland Lost: Palestinian Refugees and Ruined Landscapes
Alan Gignoux's black-and-white photos show Palestinian refugees and their destroyed villages, linking the 1948 Nakba to today's Gaza war.
Rescuers Face Hellscape in Venezuela Earthquake
International rescue teams describe a 'hellscape' in Venezuela after a devastating earthquake, with thousands feared dead and infrastructure destroyed.
Iran's Six-Day Funeral for Ali Khamenei Shows Defiance
Iran's six-day funeral for Ali Khamenei, killed in a US-Israeli attack, aims to display national power and resilience, drawing millions. Mojtaba Khamenei, injured, may not attend.
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Maasai Music Revival: Cows, Peace, and Cultural Pride on Social Media
Maa-speaking artists like the Maasai and Samburu are using social media to revive traditional music, blending modern beats with songs about cows, peace, and unity, driving a cultural renaissance in Kenya.
Europe Heatwave Breaks June Temperature Records
UK records provisional 37.7C, shattering June record by 2.1C; Germany hits 41.7C all-time high; tropical nights widespread.
Tibetan Dies After Self-Immolation Outside UN in New York
A Tibetan man died after setting himself on fire outside the UN headquarters in New York, activists say. The man was identified as Lobga Rangzen, an activist calling for Tibetan independence from China.
Iran Prepares for Khamenei's Six-Day Funeral
Iran's six-day funeral for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei begins Saturday in Tehran, expected to draw millions across five cities, including processions in Iraq, projecting resistance.
Brazil's Ruined Utopias: Amazon Forgotten Company Towns
A photo essay explores the haunting ruins of abandoned company towns in the Brazilian Amazon, revealing the failed promises of industrial utopias.
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Jamaica Beach Access Battle: Locals vs Tourism
Activists accuse Jamaica's government of privatizing coastlines for tourism, sparking court battles over beach access rights for locals.
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