A delegation of 30 NATO envoys has arrived in Japan for a three-day visit, focusing on discussions regarding China's regional influence and the implications of Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
A vigorous cold front is sweeping across southeast Australia, bringing wintry conditions, severe thunderstorms, and significant wind gusts, marking a notable early-season weather shift.
Auckland City Hospital has achieved a world-first in robotic heart surgery, utilizing advanced technology to perform minimally invasive procedures that redefine the standards of cardiac care.
A court is hearing testimony in a case where a teen driver, claiming to be "fleeing in fear," struck and killed a pedestrian, highlighting the complexity of the self-preservation defense.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia might attempt to draw Belarus into the ongoing war, citing increased military activity near the Ukrainian border, including construction of roads and artillery positions.
A machete attack at a Melbourne shopping centre has left a teen injured and shoppers in shock, sparking concerns about public safety and the recurring issue of youth violence in public hubs.
Southern Serbia has inaugurated a major solar farm, marking a significant step in the nation’s transition toward renewable energy and the sustainable utilization of its natural sunlight.
Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz open for commercial traffic following a ceasefire, but warned that the passage would depend on authorization as the US blockade remains in effect.
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A comprehensive digital literacy initiative in New Zealand's remote Northland is bridging the technological divide, empowering isolated communities through enhanced connectivity and modern skill-building.
The United States has issued a second authorization allowing countries to purchase Russian oil stranded at sea, a move aimed at stabilizing global energy markets amid rising fuel prices fueled by the ongoing Iran war.
Nippon Express is acquiring Canada-based Metro Supply Chain Group for ¥255 billion to strengthen its logistics presence and service network across North America and the UK.
The northern Great Barrier Reef is experiencing a significant biological resurgence, with coral regrowth and increased marine biodiversity signaling a hopeful turn for the iconic Australian ecosystem
Lawson and FamilyMart have achieved record operating profits for Q1, driven by successful product strategies, efficient AI-driven inventory management, and sustained consumer demand.
During a major Mass in Douala attended by around 120,000 faithful, Pope Leo XIV implored Cameroonians to reject violence and work towards the common good, emphasizing values over material gain.
Australia and Japan have finalized a major defense contract for three Japanese-designed Mogami-class frigates, strengthening regional security ties through a historic $10 billion investment.
Following a colder winter season, the glaciers of New Zealand's Southern Alps have shown a rare period of stabilization, providing researchers with vital data on alpine resilience and climate patterns.
Authorities have closed Kensington Gardens in London as a precautionary measure after a video surfaced threatening drone attacks on the Israeli Embassy, prompting a major investigation by the Metropolitan Police.
Metropolitan Police shut down Kensington Gardens following a video threat claiming an attack on the Israeli Embassy by drones. Investigations are ongoing, but authorities assure the public that there is no immediate danger.
Serbia’s new high-speed rail network is transforming regional travel, bridging the gap between historical landscapes and modern efficiency while fostering deeper economic and social connectivity.
In a significant escalation of hostilities, Ukrainian drones targeted the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery in Russia's Samara Oblast, causing explosions and reportedly triggering a fire at the facility.
On April 17, 2026, Australia and Japan formalized agreements for a $7 billion defense project to construct upgraded Mogami-class frigates, aimed at bolstering maritime security amid rising regional tensions.
New Delhi: Using the one-month window provided by a temporary US sanctions waiver, Indian refiners purchased Iranian oil and settled payments in Chinese yuan.
The arrest of Daniel Kinahan in Dubai marks a major milestone in international law enforcement, signaling the end of a long-running pursuit and the beginning of a formal extradition process.
Recent police crackdowns in Cornwall have focused on removing illegal drugs, weapons, and cash, aiming to secure the region and safeguard vulnerable individuals from criminal exploitation.