Solomon Islands opposition accuses Australia of 'chequebook diplomacy'
The Solomon Islands opposition accuses Australia of "chequebook diplomacy" after Prime Minister Matthew Wale funnelled budget support from Canberra into constituency funds for government MPs.
Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, architect of Mexico’s drug trade, dies aged 80
Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, a founder of Mexico’s Guadalajara cartel known as the “boss of bosses”, died in hospital on Sunday aged 80 after suffering multiple organ failure, Jalisco state’s security ministry said. Impr
Trump blames Biden for airline ground stop
The US president insists he inherited a mess from the Biden administration and says Congress must approve funds to upgrade America's outdated air traffic control systems.
England stun Spain to end La Roja’s 43-game unbeaten run
Spain suffer first defeat since March 2024 after losing 3-2 to England in Madrid despite grandstand finish.
'Tortuous' aged care crisis pushes town to create its own solutions
While more than 500 South Australians wait in hospital for an aged care bed, a regional town is looking at how it can support its community through the crisis.
Renshaw concerned about Khawaja's wellbeing amid sandpaper controversy
Matt Renshaw reveals his check-in with the under-fire Usman Khawaja after Pat Cummins went on the offence during his press conference.
Police ban protests near 10 schools and five universities in Paris
The order will be in place from 16 to 20 November, Paris police chief Patrice Faure says.
Australia, UK, Canada and Italy urge Israel to allow critical aid to Gaza ahead of winter
Four countries call situation ‘entirely reversible’ in joint statement as flooding exacerbates humanitarian crisis Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and Italy have urged Israel to allow critical humanitarian aid to e
Suspected China spy linked to Nvidia's ex-boss left in 2025, Megaspeed says
The Nvidia scandal has raised questions over whether advanced AI chips ended up in China, despite US restrictions.
Mexican journalist who reported on missing persons found dead in Acapulco
Mexican authorities said on Sunday they have launched a murder investigation into the death of journalist Eduardo Flores, who covered security, social issues and missing persons from the coastal city of Acapulco and w
Estonia to close all border crossings with Russia after attack on drone maker
Authorities say Russian intelligence service ordered attack which Estonian PM links to Tallinn’s support for Ukraine Estonia will close all its border crossings with Russia from 1 December after a suspected sabotage atta
Kroupi on target as France beat Turkey to reach Nations League quarters
Eli Junior Kroupi scored his maiden goal for France as Les Bleus beat Turkey 2-1 in Bordeaux on Sunday to top their group with 13 points and qualify for the quarter-finals of the Nations League. World Cup winners Spain,
Australia, Canada, Italy and the UK urge Israel to allow aid into Gaza
The countries accuse Israel of preventing tents and other supplies from entering Gaza, despite the humanitarian crisis.
Airlines work to restore flights as FAA probes faulty router
After canceling more than 6,600 flights on Saturday, airlines scrapped nearly 1,900 on Sunday, with more than 6,300 others being delayed.
Prince Harry tells Ukrainians they are ‘going to win war’ on surprise trip to Lviv
Duke of Sussex meets wounded veterans in city and says country could one day host Invictus Games Prince Harry has told Ukrainian soldiers they are going to win the war with Russia, during a surprise visit to the country.
Serbia’s ex-foreign minister Vuk Jeremic on China’s rise in a ‘geopolitical recession’
Vuk Jeremic is a former Serbian foreign minister and served as president of the United Nations General Assembly from 2012 to 2013. He was also a candidate for UN secretary general in 2016, finishing in second place behin
World leaders at Manila summit seek trade to offset U.S. risks
The diplomatic push in Manila underscores a broader scramble by middle power countries and European nations to diversify trade and defense partnerships.
Jensen Huang plots return as Nvidia CEO with allies: report
The $4 trillion AI company has been shroud in controversy after Huang admitted to an affair with a suspected Chinese spy
US Treasury chief calls for outsider to lead embattled tech firm Nvidia
Scott Bessent gives Nvidia's board 10 days to show the company's compliance with US export controls.
Australia, UK, Canada and Italy urge Israel to allow ‘rapid’ Gaza aid access
Australia, the UK, Canada and Italy on Sunday urged Israel to allow “rapid and unimpeded” humanitarian access to Gaza, calling the situation on the ground “dire”. “We today urge the Government of Israel to stop the delay
Pope Leo wants justice for Amazon rainforest campaigners as South American tour comes to an end
From deep in the Peruvian rainforest, Pope Leo XIV on Sunday demanded justice for environmental defenders killed for protecting the Amazon and fully backed efforts by Indigenous peoples to stop their lands from being rav
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Estonia will shut border with Russia over attempted sabotage attack
Estonian authorities detained eight people accused of on attempted arson attack on Threod Systems, allegedly ordered by Moscow
5 steps China, US and Russia could take at Apec to defuse nuclear risk
Is a trilateral summit between China, Russia and the United States possible during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Shenzhen? If so, it is striking that US President Donald Trump sees such a meeting focusin
Yemen’s Houthis unilaterally release 600 war detainees
Yemen’s Houthis have released 600 people imprisoned during the country’s civil war.
Czechs stage huge rally against public-media funding overhaul
Hundreds of thousands of Czechs rallied in Prague on Sunday against the nationalist government’s plan to overhaul public-media funding, which critics see as a threat to press freedom. The government of billionaire Prime
Wedding industry representatives raise funds for children's hospital at annual gala
Representatives of the Hungarian wedding industry raised around 3 million forints for the Bethesda children's hospital at the 13th Hungarian Wedding Gala.
Nearly 2,200 migrants reach Spain's Canary Islands in two days
Nearly 2,200 migrants have reached the Canary Islands over the past two days, Spain’s coastguard said Sunday, continuing a recent surge of arrivals from West African countries to the Spanish archipelago, where the author
Carney sets out to deepen ties with China. Has the threat landscape changed?
On the sidelines of the APEC summit this coming week, Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with his Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping, in the hopes of deepening economic and trade ties.
Goodbye, overtourism? Sustainable travel gains ground
As tourism booms across Latin America, alternative forms of travel are gaining ground. Making your holiday more sustainable means rethinking who calls the shots, who invests and who benefits.
Photos: Pope Leo visits Peru’s Amazon and Andean regions during 12-day tour
The pope has called for the preservation of Indigenous traditions in Peru as he wraps up a 12-day tour of Latin America.
Palestinians reclaim Gaza’s shores with a swim for hope
For the first time in more than three years, Gaza’s swimming federation has held a competition.
Who can force Israel to implement Gaza ceasefire deal?
Storms batter Palestinian territory as Israel restricts entry of aid.
Estonia to close border crossings with Russia after alleged arson attack
Estonia is closing its border crossings with Russia following an alleged arson attempt at a drone factory.
Man arrested for allegedly posing as decorated combat veteran to steal $80k
David Agtsteribbe, a 58-year-old from Hampton Bays, New York, is accused of funneling money from a local American Legion into his personal bank account
Ballarat crash leaves one dead and three injured
Police say a car left the road and struck a tree near the corner of Skipton and Doveton streets at Ballarat just before 10pm.
Kakadu artist's rock art paintings in high demand
Before artist Ivan Namarnyilk even has the chance to finish his pieces, tourists visiting the Marrawuddi Arts and Culture Centre in Kakadu are asking to buy them.
Sean Duffy refuses to apologize for nationwide travel nightmare — but he’s happy to point fingers
President Trump has also passed the buck on the weekend chaos that stranded hundreds of thousands of travelers
Worrying signs as Wallabies leave it too late to fire in Scotland defeat
The Wallabies once again show precious little in an attacking sense, as Scotland edge a "turgid" encounter at Murrayfield. Time is running out for their attacking weapons to start firing.
Jordan sentences three men to death over deadly church attack in Karak
Africa CDC says Ebola outbreak in DR Congo ‘still not under control’
'If we don't stop this outbreak now, it would be the worst Ebola outbreak,' Africa CDC director says.
Live: Unions, industry join forces to call for passage of gas reservation scheme
Unions and businesses groups sign an open letter calling for the federal parliament to back the government's proposed gas reservation scheme. Follow live.
Labor urged to address fire station delays months before fatal blaze
The Geelong council wrote to the state government just months before a fatal Armstrong Creek house fire, urging it to take greater responsibility for delays in delivering a promised fire station for the major growth area
Live: Supermarket giant Coles investigating cybersecurity incident
Coles has been hit by a cybersecurity incident but says no data appears to have been compromised. The ASX opened lower after Wall Street slipped on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters
Iran's first women-only military training centre opens in Tehran
They will be trained by instructors with military experience in weapon use, firefighting, rescue, and civil assistance.
Data centres driving up inflation and community concerns
Data centres have become politically toxic in the US. More Australian neighbourhoods, concerned about amenity, appear to feel the same way.
Giant hail, heavy rain and damaging winds possible for south-east Qld
Residents across south-east Queensland are being warned to brace for possible severe thunderstorms today.
Security Sunday: Der lange Weg zum Frieden in der Ukraine – mit Claudia Major
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Designs offer first look at new North Canberra Hospital
Canberrans are being invited to have their say on the design of the new North Canberra Hospital, which the ACT government says has been partly inspired by the colours of the surrounding landscape.