World

The US military has conducted another strike against an alleged drug vessel, this time, in the Pacific Ocean, killing two ‘narco-terrorists’.

At least seven people, including two children, have been killed as Russian missiles and drones struck Ukrainian cities, with 48 children rescued from a kindergarten.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Disturbing details of a neo-nazi group’s plot against migrants and their places of worship have come to light.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Two narratives — China as cheater and China as colossus — are simplistic reactions to something far more complex. Yet their popularity reveals something deeper about the American psyche.

At least 63 people have been killed in a road crash involving two buses on a busy highway in Uganda.

The young girl was taking lessons so she could go diving with her father and grandfather, but tragedy struck.

A British woman imprisoned in Bali for trying to smuggle more than $3 million worth of cocaine into the Indonesian island will be allowed to return to the UK.

The special treatment Prince Andrew continues to enjoy despite his fall from grace has stoked fury in the UK, with demands growing ‘he pay back every penny’.

Panicked pilots have made an emergency landing after they thought someone was trying to break into the cockpit. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: With the cease-fire deal under strain, the US Vice President is set to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other leaders.

Beijing has warned Australia against engaging in ‘bloc confrontation’ after Anthony Albanese struck a $13 billion critical minerals deal with Donald Trump and won Presidential endorsement for AUKUS.

A woman’s years-long fight for justice has finally led to a conviction after she received shocking messages.

THE ECONOMIST: Once seen as rogues, today’s private fighters operate within vast corporate structures and global markets.

THE WASHINGTON POST: In an art heist, selling can be more difficult than stealing. Art crime experts explain what happens after a theft and why criminal groups have turned to precious metals.

Officials say 80 miners are trapped underground in the Dominican Republic with a rescue operation underway.