Malaysia’s Melaka poll shows ethnic lines firming. Can Anwar turn Malay nationalist tide?
Identity politics could very well decide the outcome of Malaysia’s next national election, experts say, after parties and voters dug in their heels along ethnic lines in recent polls that have undermined Prime Minister A
Iran war live: Israel vows Gaza ‘offensive policy’ despite caretaker status
Israel has pledged to continue its 'offensive policy' on Gaza, as fighting in Yemen grips the region.
Lambie suggests change to childcare subsidies to cut spending
The independent senator says the government should "means test it all", warning Australians will continue to face economic pressure for the next couple of years.
Portugal immortalises Ronaldo with a new number 7
Portugal’s national team has lined up in Cristiano Ronaldo's number 7 in its first match since he retired from the side.
Global powers converge on Manila as ASEAN summit kicks off
Southeast Asian heads of state will face questions on trade, security and an ongoing energy crisis while playing host to global leaders.
U.S. loses measles elimination status as cases break records
The CDC has confirmed 5,412 measles cases in 2026, more than double last year's total and the highest number since 1991.
Repair of old copper wiring caused U.S. flight disruption, Trump administration says
Friday's nationwide ground stop sparked widespread chaos and left hundreds of thousands of passengers in limbo.
SpaceX pulls off first-ever spaceship ‘catch’
The feat marked a milestone in the space industry's decadeslong pursuit of fully reusable rocket systems.
Will Joseph plays starring role as England hammers Japan
Japan coach Eddie Jones said Harry Hockings' early red card was a pivotal moment for his team.
Police investigate suspected fatal stabbing of man in Melbourne's south-east
Emergency services are called after a man with suspected stab wounds is found in Frankston in the early hours of the morning.
‘A moral red line’? World on cusp of autonomous weapons revolution
A conference starting Monday at the United Nations in Geneva will discuss how to establish curbs and prohibitions on such weapons.
Iraq PM targets powerful militia stronghold in $30m oil smuggling probe
Iraq’s PM has dismissed nine senior security officials over an alleged oil smuggling network worth up to $30m monthly.
In reversal, Pentagon eyes smaller troop cuts across Europe
European allies had previously feared the U.S. might cut as many as 25,000 troops, but a smaller cut is now more likely.
U.S. floated idea of Ukraine ceding Donbas for NATO membership
This is the first time the question of linking NATO membership to territorial concessions has been raised during the talks.
Journalist urges federal government to intervene in NT 'social catastrophe'
A veteran journalist has delivered a searing analysis of Northern Territory politics in a new book that chronicles how government policies have worsened life outcomes for Aboriginal people since self-government in 1978.
Trump rages at judge holding up DC golf course as president remains focused on renovation projects
Deriding East Potomac Golf Links as ‘Trash Island,’ Trump argued a rebuild would attract major events such as the US Open and Ryder Cup
Swimming stars tipped for big 2027 despite illness, injury hiccups
Olympic swimming gold medallists Kaylee McKeown, Mollie O'Callaghan and Kyle Chalmers have had their struggles, two years out from the LA Games.
The parade of high-profile men doing wrong is getting exhausting
From Russell Brand to Craig Silvey, we are continually subjected to a slew of high-profile men being held responsible for their actions — and somehow still portraying themselves as the true victims.
How telecoms upgrade work sparked US flight chaos
US officials say the disruption was caused by old equipment overloading and not a cyber-attack.
What does Japanese wine taste like? Start with a Koshu.
When it comes to a grape variety that best represents Japanese wine, Koshu would be the ideal candidate.
Tatsuhiro Sakamoto strikes late as Japan stuns Brazil in friendly
The match was the first meeting between the teams since Brazil's 2-1 win in the round of 32 at the World Cup in June
Author Tim Winton says Exmouth wrong place for a port
A proposed deep sea port could see Exmouth transformed into a major trading centre for the Gascoyne region, but a world-renowned writer and some locals fear it will cause irreversible damage.
Tim Anderson’s latest ‘JapanEasy Kitchen’ is more than forced fusion
The new cookbook focuses on Japanese ingredients but shows you how to make dishes with plenty of variety.
Netanyahu says only a unity government can guarantee Israel’s security
Eisenkot, in charge of forming a government, dismisses the appeal as ‘tricks’ as talks and a Knesset speaker vote loom.
David Jones’ future looks grim. Is Myer next?
With Myer’s profitability battered and share price languishing near all-time lows, DJs’ slide into administration raises an uncomfortable question Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast When the ret
How distance and old-fashioned phone calls grew love for Amber and Kirsty
Amber and Kirsty Sayers-Hunt met in a mining town and Amber stuck to the rules. But then, when she was about to move away, Kirsty made the first move and their love story started.
A relative newcomer, ‘hakusai’ cabbage is now entering peak freshness
Despite a relatively short history in Japan, this leafy vegetable is a great ingredient when the weather turns chilly.
Explosion near Syria’s capital kills father and child
Syria’s Internal Security Forces have launched an investigation into a suspected bomb attack in a suburb of Damascus.
US has floated Ukraine ceding Donbas for Nato membership, Zelensky says
The US has not confirmed the Ukrainian president's comments - a US official told the BBC "many ideas continue to be discussed".
SpaceX rocket orbits Earth and returns to launch pad in world first
The successful return of the SpaceX rocket to its launch pad is a breakthrough in the company's decade-long effort to develop a fully reusable rocket.
Palestinian stories set for major presence at 2027 Oscars
Al Jazeera spoke to the director and cast of Who Is Still Alive, Switzerland’s Oscar entry for Best International Film.
'Can you believe it?': SpaceX catches part of its Starship rocket on return to Earth
SpaceX has performed the historic catch using mechanical arms nicknamed "chopsticks".
Ronaldo-less Portugal thrashed 4-1 by Denmark in the Nations League
Rasmus Hojlund stars with brace as Denmark close in on a spot in the Nations League quarterfinals.
Affluent LA residents living by the iconic Hollywood sign are fed up with tourists. Now they’re suing
Residents blame a viewing platform, along with social media and mapping apps, for drawing more tourists to the area
US flights resume after ageing technology blamed for outage
SpaceX successfully carries out first-ever spaceship catch
SpaceX’s Starship made a triumphant return to Earth on Saturday, caught in mid-air by giant mechanical arms where its journey began 22 hours earlier. It was the grand finale that Elon Musk and his team hoped for – the fi
For Bangladesh and others, climate disasters should not add to debt burdens
Talks at Cop31, the United Nations climate change conference being held in Antalya, Turkey, come at a critical moment for climate-vulnerable countries across the Global South. Bangladesh is among those bearing the brunt
Amid the Xi-Trump clamour, can Apec revive the business of cooperation?
The 33rd Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit will be held in Shenzhen from November 18 to 19. The venue is not accidental. Forty years ago, this was a border town of rice fields and duck ponds; it is now wher
Carpenter leads Chelsea to victory against Manchester City
Chelsea have gone top of the WSL with the help of another fine contribution from Ellie Carpenter, who got one over her fellow Matilda, Man City's Mary Fowler.
A slowing economy could mean higher youth unemployment, economist warns
Australia's youth unemployment rate was 11.1 per cent in September and economists say a slowing economy could mean it rises further in coming months.
US envoy Kushner says he aims to broker Europe-Russia talks on Ukraine
Europe's direct engagement with Moscow as part of Ukraine-Russia peace talks is edging closer to becoming a reality.
Young Victorian voters torn between disillusionment, optimism
Young voters will play an influential role in the election on November 28, making up nearly half the state's vote.
Moscow says it will not dictate EU delegation's participation in Ukraine talks
Moscow, which had previously insisted that European representatives had no place at the negotiating table, has now softened its stance.
Second catch attempt as SpaceX Starship rocket heads back to Earth
The attempt follows an unsuccessful effort to catch of the rocket’s booster which instead came down in the ocean.
Nigeria's upcoming election marred by rising AI disinformation
As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 polls, the use of artificial intelligence in the electoral process has prompted questions about integrity and institutional readiness. Can Nigerians trust their democratic processes?
Brisbane buildings made from sandstone touched by dinosaurs
Fossilised footprints belonging to 230-million-year-old dinosaurs have been unearthed in Brisbane, imprinted in the same sandstone used to construct the city's most recognisable buildings.
Nurse offers 'out of the blue' to have surrogate baby for colleague
Doctors warned Bec Vallee against pregnancy after she was diagnosed with a kidney disorder. But she's experienced the "incredible blessing" of having two daughters through surrogacy.
SpaceX's Starship completes first-ever mid-air catch after return from orbit
SpaceX's Starship spacecraft made a successful return to Earth on Saturday, completing its first mid-air catch by giant robot arms in Texas, after an aborted recovery attempt.