Ouaddou says he is exhausted after guiding Orlando Pirates to a historic treble. But could there be more to his comments than meets the eye…See […]
Metro Trains Melbourne apologises after explosions terrify peak hour train passengers
Commuters were left ducking for cover and huddling on the floor as explosions rang out from the roof of their train carriage…See More
Migraine prevention drug Emgality put on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, now hundreds of dollars cheaper
One woman was previously forced to ditch the treatment and rely only on Botox injections because of the cost…See More
End of the Lundin trial: money matters on the table
As the Lundin maxi trial ended on May 28, the time has come to settle accounts. Defence costs alone, should Ian Lundin and Alexandre Schneiter […]
AUKUS sub shift a front for US access to Australian bases
The US decision to transfer three in-service Virginia-class nuclear attack submarines to Australia instead of the previously planned mix of one new Block VII boat […]
The nightmare of Indonesia’s ’10 New Balis’ tourism dream
The idea of replicating Bali’s success across the Indonesian archipelago through the “10 New Balis” initiative was one of the country’s most ambitious economic development […]
Bolt Dismisses Shutdown Claims, Says Viral Closure Letter Fake
Bolt has denied claims that it plans to shut down its operations in Kenya from June 8 after a viral letter sparked concerns about the […]
Death Toll Mounts From Russia’s Massive Retaliatory Air Offensive On Ukraine
A large-scale overnight Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least four people and injured dozens, including children, Ukrainian officials said.
IAEA Head: Transferring Iranian Uranium Abroad ‘Difficult But Not Impossible’
As the US-Israeli war with Iran continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver ongoing […]
EU Foreign Policy Chief Urges ‘Deeper Talks’ About Iran’s Missiles, Nuclear Stockpiles
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says any temporary peace agreement between the United States and Iran must be followed by deeper talks about […]
Victorian watchdog set up to monitor farmland restoration amid mineral sands boom
Mineral sands projects in the Wimmera Mallee will be assessed by a new governance group, to ensure land restoration plans are appropriate…See More
Flapping drone mimicking peregrine falcon gives hope to strawberry growers
A drone with flapping wings is being trialled to scare away rainbow lorikeets that are eating hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of strawberries…See More
El Niño to bring more heat and disasters in coming months, UN warns
BRUSSELS — The world must prepare for a surge in weather extremes and heat waves as a potentially exceptional El Niño emerges, the United Nations’ World […]
Ukraine and Moldova on course to start formal EU membership talks in June
BRUSSELS ― Hungary has signaled it will drop its long-standing opposition to Ukraine’s bid for EU membership, allowing it and Moldova to begin formal negotiations […]
Trump vendetta has left GOP ripe for ‘scary’ extremist coup: expert
The conventional wisdom on Rep. Thomas Massie’s primary loss in Kentucky last month is that the election was a referendum that settled the question of […]
GOP candidate for pivotal Senate seat blurts admission about Trump’s war
Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA), the presumptive Republican nominee for Iowa’s critical US Senate race, has acknowledged that Donald Trump’s unpopular Iran war threatens her electoral […]
Maistre the Prophet
The Count who wrote “original sin…explains everything” and argued nothing else could be explained without it (126) seemed an odd ally for the Jacobins—a fact […]
Mexico sets record with giant augmented reality World Cup mural
A collective of Mexican artists set a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest augmented reality football mural, unveiling a 625.68-square-meter interactive artwork in the […]
Alphabet taps stock market, Berkshire Hathaway to rise $80bn for AI infra
This is is one of the biggest ever sales of new shares and includes a $10 billion share sale to the investment mammoth formerly led […]
Two visions for Labour’s future
We are the authors of two arguments recently described as competing visions for Britain’s economic future. On one side, “An Honest Day” makes the case […]