Woolworths Offshores Corporate Jobs to Asia
Woolworths plans to offshore corporate jobs in HR, IT, and finance to Asia to cut costs and keep prices low, as inflation and competition from international players like Amazon intensify.
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Uzbekistan White Wolves Historic World Cup Debut Under Cannavaro
Uzbekistan will make their first World Cup appearance in 2026 under coach Fabio Cannavaro. With stars like Abdukodir Khusanov, the White Wolves aim to impress in Group K.
Guardian, arte.tv Launch Democracy Short Film Initiative
Guardian Documentaries and arte.tv invite filmmakers to pitch short documentaries on democracy in Europe, with funding of up to £10,000 and distribution support.
Boy, 7, Killed by Pet Monkey in Thailand: Family's Fatal Mistake
A seven-year-old boy was mauled to death by the family's pet macaque in Thailand. The monkey, rescued by the grandfather, attacked fatally puncturing the boy's lung. The animal was later captured by wildlife authorities.
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Bolivia President Blames 'Narcoterrorists' for Protests
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz accuses 'narcoterrorists' of fueling protests that have paralyzed the country, as he moves to declare a state of emergency allowing military intervention.
BreadTube vs Manosphere: Countering Online Extremism
BreadTube, a community of left-leaning video essayists, aims to counter the influence of the manosphere on YouTube. New research reveals key differences in content and style, questioning their effectiveness for deradicalization.
Japan's Izakaya Fight for Survival Amid Rising Costs
Traditional Japanese izakaya bars face record closures due to rising costs, staff shortages, and declining alcohol consumption, while British-style pub chains expand.
Swiss Healthcare Warns Immigration Cap Could Cause Crisis
Swiss healthcare facilities, heavily reliant on foreign workers, fear a June 14 vote on an immigration cap could cripple the industry, leading to severe staff shortages and endangering patient care.
Xi's Rare North Korea Visit Aims to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited North Korea for the first time since 2019, meeting Kim Jong Un and pledging to bring relations to new heights amid nuclear tensions and shifting alliances.
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Historian Gordon S Wood dies at 92 after car accident
Gordon S Wood, Pulitzer-winning historian and leading Revolutionary era scholar, died after being struck by a car in a Rhode Island supermarket parking lot. He was 92.
Bedouine: Arab Life Outside Middle East's Safety and Sadness
Singer-songwriter Bedouine discusses her new album 'Neon Summer Skin', exploring displacement, identity, and the long tail of sadness from Middle Eastern conflicts.
7.8 Quake in Philippines: 19 Dead, 134 Injured
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines on Monday, collapsing buildings and killing at least 19 people. Over 134 were injured and 12 are missing, with aftershock risks ongoing.
Monsoon Season Arrives in Asia, Bringing Vital Rainfall
India declares monsoon onset as Kerala receives up to 280mm of rain in 72 hours. Thailand also faces heavy downpours, but below-average rainfall is forecast due to El Niño.
Albania Protests: Self-Respect Over Oligarchic Investment
Protests in Albania against Jared Kushner's luxury resort reveal a nation demanding democratic control over development, rejecting oligarchic capture and inspiring Europe.
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Rising Seas Threaten Kiribati's World Cup Dream
Kiribati seeks World Cup qualification to spotlight its climate plight, as rising sea levels threaten to submerge the Pacific island nation within decades.
7.8-Magnitude Quake Hits Philippines, Kills Three
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake off Mindanao killed at least three, collapsed buildings, and sparked tsunami warnings across the Philippines and neighboring countries.
Hong Kong Protests: Erasure of Individuality in Photos
A Franco-Swiss photographer's documentary project on the 2019 Hong Kong protests explores how demonstrators used invisibility tactics against state control, raising questions about the loss of individual identity.
Japanese City Shuts Schools After Rare Bear Sighting
Utsunomiya, a city north of Tokyo, has closed all 94 primary and secondary schools after a black bear was spotted in the municipality for the first time, prompting a search by police and hunters.
7.8 Quake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warning
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off Mindanao, Philippines, triggering tsunami warnings. Reports of deaths, building damage, and power outages emerge as authorities coordinate disaster response.
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Peru Presidential Runoff: Tight Race as Polls Open
Polls open in Peru's tight presidential runoff between conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sanchez, with crime and political instability dominating the race. Nearly 27 million Peruvians vote for a new president.
Xi Jinping visits North Korea after Trump, Putin summits
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in North Korea for his first visit since 2019, hailing an 'invincible friendship' with Pyongyang amid stalled nuclear talks and geopolitical tensions.
7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Alert
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Mindanao region in the southern Philippines early Monday, prompting a tsunami warning for waves up to 3 meters high.
Cockroach Janta Party Challenges India's Government
The Cockroach Janta party, born as an online joke, has grown into a youth-led protest movement against India's rightwing government, demanding education reform and job opportunities.
Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea for First Time in Seven Years
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea on Monday for a two-day trip, his first in nearly seven years, aiming to revitalize ties strained by the pandemic and Pyongyang's growing closeness with Russia.
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Weekend in Pictures: Mexican Wave, Pencil Sharpeners
A woman holds a World Cup trophy replica, a giant pencil sharpener event in Minneapolis, and more highlights from around the world in this weekend's photo selection.
Young Chinese Filmmakers Defy Strict Censorship
Despite tightening censorship, young Chinese filmmakers like Nan Xin train aspiring directors to focus on craft, with many undaunted by red lines and seeking personal stories.
Tuchel slams England's 'freestyle' play in win over NZ
Thomas Tuchel criticized England's first-half performance in a 1-0 win over New Zealand, calling it too 'freestyle' and lacking positional discipline. Jude Bellingham impressed off the bench.
Starbucks Korea Boycott: Marketing Blunder Sparks Outrage
A botched Starbucks tumbler promotion in South Korea on the anniversary of a pro-democracy massacre led to boycotts, police investigation, and political firestorm.
Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea June 8-9
Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Pyongyang for a state visit from June 8 to 9, marking a rare diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
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Being Towards Death Review: Chinese Hospital Comedy Drama
A debt-laden caregiver finds new meaning in life among terminally ill patients in this touching but uneven Chinese hospital comedy drama.
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