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China a Leading Perpetrator of Transnational Repression in 2024: Freedom House
The Chinese Communist regime has been the most prolific perpetrator of transnational repression over the past decade, according to Freedom House.
Trump Says Talk of Wanting Canada to Be a Part of US Is Serious
Trump said that Canada would be better off being a U.S. state.
South Korean Intelligence Says DeepSeek Excessively Collects Personal Data
The National Intelligence Service also said the AI was found to give different answers to the same question depending on which language was used.
Gold Breaks New Record, Inches Closer to $3,000
Record-high gold prices came as demand for delivery at the Bank of England, the world’s second-largest custodian of bullion, surged.
Russia Launches Overnight Drone Attacks on Kyiv and Sumy, Ukrainian Officials Say
A Russian commander said most Ukrainian forces in Kursk have been ‘eliminated’ or pushed back over the border.
Sudanese Army Takes Ground in Khartoum and Promises New Government
The army, which has remained in control in the north and east of the country, has also made considerable gains in central Sudan.
Deportation Paused Over Son’s Aversion to Chicken Nuggets
An immigration tribunal ruled it would be ‘unduly harsh’ on Klevis Disha’s son.
Coalition Moved to Silence MP on Anti-Semitism, Labor Left Stunned
The clash erupted after the attorney general accused the Opposition of ‘politicising the issue.’
Queensland Teacher Who Identified as a Cat No Longer in the Role
The so-called ‘Miss Purr’ reportedly wore cat ears and licked their hands during class.
Opposition Claims There Is an $11 Billion Hole in Budget
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has defended the government’s budget and said costings are clear.
Albanese to Speak With Trump to Try Shield $900 Million of Exports From US Tariffs
Albanese stated that they would address any differences diplomatically while continuing to advocate for Australia’s exemption from U.S. tariffs.
Albanese Marks 17th Anniversary of National Apology, Pledges $840 Million to Indigenous Communities
The investment will be rolled out over the next six years in partnership with the Northern Territory government and local Aboriginal organisations.
Price Caps for Groceries in Remote Areas, Reducing Cost of Living for Indigenous Communities
Thirty essential grocery items will cost the same in remote areas as they do in the cities, the government has announced. The move is part of Closing the Gap.
Day in Photos: Baltic Energy Independence Day, Migrants in the UK, and a Champion Bull
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Israeli Troops Withdraw From Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor
The withdrawal has not yet been publicly confirmed by the Israeli military.
