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The Russian Ministry of Defense said that 6 U.S.-made long-range ATACMS missiles had struck in the Bryansk border region.
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Netanyahu Says ‘It’s Not a Secret’ That Israel Hit a Key Iranian Nuclear Component
Speaking in the Knesset, the Israeli prime minister did not identify the component and said it would not stop Iran building a nuclear weapon.
MPs Call for Immediate Release of Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai
There have been ongoing concerns over the physical and mental wellbeing of Jimmy Lai, with the statement noting the 77-year-old’s health ‘is deteriorating.’
Retail Bosses Warn Job Losses, Higher Prices ‘Inevitable’ After Budget Tax Hikes
Firms have estimated that tax hikes could lead to a jump in costs of up to £7 billion a year.
Brazilian Falun Gong Practitioners Harassed as Chinese Delegation Arrived at G20
Dozens of Chinese counter-protesters moved to block banners from view of the road using large Brazilian and Chinese flags.
Ukraine Has Fired First US-Made ATACMS Missiles Inside Russia, Says Kremlin
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that 6 U.S.-made long-range ATACMS missiles had struck in the Bryansk border region.
Australia Commits $50 Million to Address Damage from Climate Change
The move complements existing commitments like the $100 million Pacific Resilience Facility pledge.
Second Baltic Sea Cable Cut, Germany Suspects Sabotage
The C-Lion1 cable runs alongside the multibillion-dollar Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines.
40,000 Complete Long March to Parliament Against Bill Limiting Unique Maori Rights
The Treaty Principles Bill is aimed at ending perceived ‘race-based’ laws and rights that have fathered Maori-specific institutions and positions.
Met Office Issues Severe Weather Warnings as Snow Hits UK in ‘First Taste of Winter’
The November cold snap has caused travel disruption and school closures across the country.
After First-Term Reversal, Trump’s Election Revives Prospect of Syria Pullout
Hundreds of U.S. troops remain stationed in Syria despite the incoming president’s earlier pledge to bring them back home.
Putin Signs New Doctrine Lowering Threshold for Russia Using Nuclear Weapons
President Vladimir Putin has said the revised doctrine might allow Russia to use nuclear weapons in the case of an attack using NATO missiles.
Wong Expresses Concern With Impending Sentencing of Australian Citizen by Hong Kong Court
The Australian minister has issued a statement in response to the developments in the Beijing-controlled Hong Kong.
An Assault on the Internet: US Professor Visits Australia to Warn Against Misinformation Bill
Labor’s bill has passed the House of Representatives, but faces an upcoming showdown in the Senate.
Concerns Raised About Dropout Rates, $1 Billion Price Tag of Fee-Free TAFE
The federal Labor government is moving to make Fee-Free TAFE a permanent part of Australia’s education landscape.
ASX-Listed Miner Bets WA Government Will Drop Its Uranium Mining Ban
Aurora Energy Metals has entered into an option to take over a number of uranium exploration licenses and applications in Western Australia.
Labour Force Not A Problem: Director on Nuclear Plant Construction in Australia
McCoskers Contracting director Bob McCosker said Australia could attract overseas workers if it decided to pursue nuclear power.
‘Piecemeal’ Solution: Coalition Opposes International Student Caps
Dan Tehan highlighted the bill’s neglect of secondary visas, including 120,000 partners of students, 86 percent of whom seek to remain in Australia.
Bunnings Found to Breach Customer Privacy With Widespread Use of Facial Recognition Tech
Hundreds of thousands of customers of Bunnings, Australia’s dominant hardware retailer, were scanned without their knowledge.
