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 looks set for a cautious opening after Wall Street slipped on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights from ou
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 become dirty word as rollout faces rising opposition
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.
Nato to skip 2027 Albania leaders’ summit as high-level meetings are scaled back
Nato is scaling back its high-level meetings and will not hold a leaders’ summit in Albania next year as previously planned amid tension within the alliance over defence spending, Iran and the war in Ukraine. Albanian Pr
Zelensky urges US and Musk to lift Starlink restrictions and be on 'right side of history'
The Ukrainian president says the slowed-down internet is making it difficult to stop Russian attacks.
Brisbane 2032's Olympic boss and his pickleball conflict
He is in charge of Australian sport's biggest money-pots. But can Brisbane's Olympic boss manage the tensions surrounding the 2032 Games?
Ronaldinho makes comeback in Ravenna win
Brazil legend Ronaldinho makes his comeback aged 46 for Ravenna, playing the first half of their Italian third-tier derby against Forli.
Council to pay $75k for releasing raw sewage into river over nine days
A council in Central West NSW accepts responsibility for discharging untreated sewage effluent into a river that supplies drinking water.
Yemen's Houthis advance on Aden as government forces retreat to defend their capital
Houthi forces in Yemen have advanced to within 60 kilometres of Aden, the seat of the country's internationally recognised government, military and government sources said Sunday. The embattled government earlier announc
Thousands of US flights still cancelled or delayed two days after grounding of planes nationwide
The US transport secretary says that normal air-traffic operations may not be restored until Monday.
Pragues's fight for public TV - Why Renowned Presenter Will Leave Czech TV Over Reforms
Daniel Stach, one of the Czech Republic’s best-known television presenters, tells Gavin Lee on France 24 why he is prepared to walk away from his career rather than work under changes that he says will threaten the indep
SA Health investigates medication errors at youth detention centre
SA Health says three medication errors at the state's youth detention centre have been investigated since January 2025, with a watchdog repeating a call for a dedicated all-hours health service at the site.
Regional Victorians look for health funding ahead of election
Regional Victorians are calling for political candidates to consider health inequality ahead of the state election, with one health alliance saying Victorians outside of Melbourne continue to experience a reduced life ex
Israeli drone filmed flying low outside homes in southern Lebanon
Video shows an Israeli drone flying at low altitude over a residential area in southern Lebanon.
Western Sydney airport to become a 'heat sink', expert warns
In a suburb that has previously recorded peaks of 50.1C on extreme heat days during summer, the new airport could essentially act as a "heat sink", heating up millions of surrounding homes.
Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence
Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.
Satellite limitations imposed by Musk's SpaceX pose danger for Ukraine, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that limitations on the Starshield satellite system, operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX, could weaken defences around Ukraine's energy infrastructure ahead of the winter months, w
The cost of basics keeps rising but 'anti-fascist economics' could lower them
Isabella Weber, an associate professor of economics, says policymakers need to make affordability the centre of "anti-fascist economics".
You'd be bananas to miss this week's history quiz
We'll pick your brains on tennis prodigies, a vampire flick, questionable contemporary art and more.
Ukraine frontline mapped: The land in dispute as US proposes Zelensky cede terrority for Nato membership
Fresh peace talks in Abu Dhabi failed to reach a meaningful breakthrough, but a potential positive may have emerged for Kyiv, write James C. Reynolds and Alex Croft