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Three websites used to create abuse imagery had received 100,000 monthly visits from Australians, watchdog says.

Arrest warrant issued for missing Thai mogul Anne Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip, as co-owner investigated in Mexico.

At least 44 people have been killed in the blaze in Hong Kong's Tai Po neighbourhood. The fire is still raging.

Centre for Research on Energy says 113 Russian vessels have flown a false flag in the first nine months of 2025.

Thai pork producers are bracing for intense competition as the US seeks duty-free access to a $3bn market.

The new plan comes amid stalled trade talks between Ottawa and Washington.

PSV Eindhoven inflict third straight defeat on Premier League holders Liverpool, as Arsenal top Champions League.

The US president has repeatedly accused South Africa of perpetrating human rights abuses against white Afrikaners.

Officials in Washington, DC, say one suspect is in custody after the 'targeted shooting' one block from the White House.

Palestinians are turning to Gaza's Civil Defence to shift the loved ones they hastily buried to proper cemeteries.

Judges are reviewing the UK government's decision to ban the activist group Palestine Action under counter-terror laws.

Kremlin spokesman says talks ongoing as US President Donald Trump pushes for an end to the conflict.

Two National Guard members have been shot near the White House in Washington, DC. Police said a suspect is in custody.

Police say they have one suspect in custody as Donald Trump promises 'very steep price' for perpetrator of shooting.

Transatlantic diplomatic efforts intensify over Trump peace plan.

Vizcarra, a leader in the Peru First party, was found guilty of leading a corruption scheme when he was a governor.

The tough new measures come amid record numbers of asylum claims and growing tensions over immigration.

Heavy rainfall in southern Thailand has caused flooding that left thousands stranded and at least 33 people dead.

Homeland Security Secretary Noem determines it is safe for Haitians to return home, despite widespread gang violence.

Syrian government security deployments helped avoid sectarian violence, unlike previous incidents this year.

Apple says it instructed its suppliers to halt the sourcing of material from DR Congo and neighbouring Rwanda.

ByteDance had bought more Nvidia chips than any other Chinese firm in 2025 as it raced to secure computing power.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a rise in taxes and increased welfare spending.

Video shows a colossal fire tearing through high-rise buildings at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court, killing at least 14.

Follow our live build-up with full team news coverage before our text commentary stream of the UCL league phase tie.

A judge in the southern state of Georgia rules that the case against Trump 'is hereby dismissed in its entirety'.

Ranchers find themselves caught between the president's desires to appease both them and the US consumer.

Pope Leo XIV spoke about his upcoming first foreign trip as pontiff to Turkiye and Lebanon.

How Ukraine has been adapting to war by blending gamification with military strategy.

UK chancellor announces 26.1bn pounds ($34.4bn) in tax hikes amid furore over embarrassing leak of forecast data.

Officers order suspension of electoral process, border closures a day before presidential vote results expected.

G20 summit in Johannesburg was seen as a diplomatic success for South Africa and a renewed commitment to multilaterism.

The controversial US-Israeli backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is closing operations, after five months of massacres.

Moscow is reportedly unhappy with changes to a controversial US draft plan which leaked earlier.

Authorities call blaze a level five alarm as flames engulf several high-rise buildings in a northern Hong Kong estate.

Tensions are reignited after Arunachal-born Prema Wangjom Thongdok is detained at a Chinese airport.

Zelenskyy's co-production agreements across the continent are kindling the fires of the naval defence industry.

Cofounder Huda Ammori says the ban is 'one of the most extreme attacks on civil liberties in recent British history'.

Somalia has declared a national drought emergency, after lack of rainfall left over two million at risk for starvation.

The UN has documented nearly 3,000 settler attacks across the occupied West Bank since October 2023.

Firefighters are trying to tackle a major fire that has engulfed a residential tower complex, killing several people.

AJ Defense Editor @alexgatopoulos breaks down grey zone warfare and why NATO is accusing Russia of acts of sabotage

Governor says new assault aims to impose 'new realities' as Israel shuts parts of Tubas from rest of occupied West Bank.

Researchers reveal that four ages - nine, 32, 66 and 83 - are when the brain's most pivotal development occurs.

"The EU is trying to reset its troubled relationship with Africa on a number of issues."

Global powers are trying to stabilise Gaza with the help of its tormentor.

Undefeated Arsenal clash with Champions League ladder leaders Bayern Munich in a star-studded contest in North London.

Flooding in southern Thailand kills 33 people and displaces more than 10,000 as heavy rains batter seven provinces.

Last April, police used a heavy hand to stop the Palestine Congress, pulling the plug soon after the forum started.

Israel is still working to manage public opinion around its genocidal war in Gaza. But how much is it costing to run?