Yusuf, trafficked into Islamic State territory as a child, now faces legal uncertainty in Australia, with his lawyers describing his situation as vague and chaotic
UNSW Sydney secured three of four awards at the 2025 Cardiovascular Research Network Ministerial Awards, recognising excellence across hypertension, bio-robotics, and donor heart preservation.
Health authorities are investigating a fungal infection cluster at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney that left two transplant patients dead and four more seriously ill.
Hillary Clinton says she does not recall ever meeting Jeffrey Epstein and has no information about his crimes, responding to ongoing public scrutiny of his associations.
The Xaman wallet (formerly XUMM), the leading self-custodial wallet for the XRP Ledger (XRPL), has taken a major step forward by making decentralized finance (DeFi) accessible with just one click for XRP holders.
Block will lay off 4,000 employees as AI advances reshape work, marking a quiet shift in the company’s operations and the broader tech landscape.
Germany’s Diehl Defence unveiled a unified IRIS‑T SLM/X launcher for medium‑ and long‑range missiles, enhancing Europe’s layered air‑defence capabilities with a flexible, mixed‑load platform.
The Bayt‑e Rahbari, the Office of Iran’s Supreme Leader, operates as a broad institutional network exerting influence across military, political, and economic spheres, even amid the leader’s low public profile.
New Zealand is reviewing whether to allow the United States access to citizens’ biometric data, balancing privacy safeguards, legal standards, and international cooperation.
A U.S. Air Force C‑146A transport plane struck a concrete barrier during a Philippine training exercise on a roadway strip, injuring five service members; no civilians were hurt.
A man was found living in a Sydney housing unit filled with large amounts of rubbish, prompting authorities to assess safety, sanitation, and possible support measures.
The UK Ministry of Defence has launched a review into whether Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet used Royal Air Force bases, exploring military records amid wider flight‑related inquiries.
The EU’s “Buy European” push aims to use public procurement and policy to favor European‑made goods, but its implementation faces internal disagreements and global trade complexities.
Crew members aboard the International Space Station prepare a SpaceX Dragon for Thursday departure while continuing human research in microgravity.
Police allege 85-year-old Christopher Baghsarian was killed within 48 hours of a Sydney kidnapping. Accused individuals are facing court as proceedings continue.
Scientists are studying unusual cloud formations above Antarctica, including polar stratospheric clouds, to better understand ozone chemistry and climate dynamics.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is issuing about 800,000 nightly alerts, tracking asteroids, supernovae, and active black holes in an unprecedented real-time survey of the sky.
Son of Indonesian oil tycoon Riza Chalid was sentenced to 15 years in prison for corruption linked to Pertamina contracts, underscoring anti-graft enforcement.
New research suggests mosquitoes evolved a preference for early hominins far earlier than thought, revealing a deep evolutionary link that may shape our understanding of disease history.
In February 2026, the crypto community and transportation sector were shaken by the discovery of a patent filed with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) under publication number US20250378436A1. Filed by Taylor Lochrane, Deputy Director of Technology and head of the Highly Automated Systems Safety Center of Excellence (HASS-COE) at the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), this document presents a futuristic vision: replacing traditional toll booths and fuel taxes with a fully automated system based on digital currency and distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Reports say Russian personnel at the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant have used service areas as living spaces, raising safety concerns amid ongoing international monitoring.
New genetic research suggests interbreeding between Neanderthals and early humans may have occurred more often between male Neanderthals and human females.
A teenage boy last saw his family at the Raub Ramadan bazaar before a fire engulfed their home, leaving him the sole survivor and the community in mourning.
Astronomers arrived to find 800,000 overnight alerts from a sky survey observatory detecting changes across the cosmos. The surge reflects advances in wide-field imaging and AI-powered analysis, revealing a dynamic and constantly shifting universe.