Anthony Albanese has trekked his way into history by becoming the first sitting prime minister to complete a section of the Kokoda track.

Currently, the courts are reviewing another 45 criminal cases against 118 defendants

Top stories from the Russian press on Wednesday, April 24th

Although the number of recorded extremist crimes has gone down, one-third of them are still committed online and they are highly dangerous, Igor Krasnov noted

A State Department spokesperson told a special briefing previewing Blinken’s trip earlier that the Secretary of State would visit Shanghai and Beijing to «build on our intensive diplomacy [with China] over the past year»

According to the foreign minister, building a longstanding strategic partnership with African nations is among Russia’s top priorities

Five Household Cavalry horses have run loose in central London after throwing their military riders during an exercise - including one soaked in blood.

The Defence Secretary said a vote in Washington DC last night was 'interesting' after the US Senate voted in favour of hardline legislation.

Shropshire chief fire officer Simon Hardiman and his deputy Adam Matthews described women in the service as 'lazy' and 'useless' in WhatsApp exchanges sent over more than a year.

At least one soldier was injured after a spooked horse smashed into cars  outside the Clermont Hotel on Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria.

The 61-year-old politician, who is Northern Ireland 's longest-serving MP, was arrested and charged in relation to historical sexual allegations at the end of March.

At least 16 people have died after a boat they were traveling in from Yemen capsized off the coast of Djibouti, the United Nations' International Organization for Migration said on Tuesday.

(ERGO) – The education of scores of children has been disrupted after families living in the central Somali town of Amara were forced to flee during the recent recapture of the town from government forces by Al-Shabab militia.

The fact that tourists try to get too close to the eruption site at Sundhnúkagígar crater row is a problem that has also occurred in previous volcanic eruptions on the Reykjanes peninsula. However, no rescue teams have been called in connection with the current eruption, but it was noted that an attempt was made to drive a Dacia Duser car offroad in the area. That car is no longer in the lava field as we reported earlier.

Delhi minister Bharadwaj reassured the public of Kejriwal's well-being after meeting him in Tihar Jail. Despite facing a money laundering case, Kejriwal will govern from jail, supported by AAP. Regular ministerial meetings are planned for departmental progress.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge highlighted the contributions of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who donated her jewellery during the 1962 India-China war, and the sacrifices made by Pandit Motilal Nehru and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who donated their home to the freedom movement. He questioned the sacrifices made by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leaders for the nation.

A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking a probe by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) into the alleged instances of quid pro quo arrangements between corporates and political parties through electoral bonds donations.

RIYADH: The Kingdom is taking promising steps to balance its ecosystem by expanding rewilding efforts. Rewilding is a method used to restore and sustain biodiversity by reintroducing wild animals, restoring wilderness areas and promoting natural processes.

RIYADH: The King Khalid Foundation has signed a cooperation agreement with TATA Consultancy Services to promote sustainable digital practices among university students in Saudi Arabia. The initiative is called “Sustainathon” and aims to help students design projects that would assist in this field, according to a statement released by the foundation on Monday. For three months, the King Khalid Foundation and the TCS will be running online seminars to help “Sustainathon” competitors with their proposals.

Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary (CS), Mithika Linturi, has announced that Kenya will sign miraa deal with Somalia next month on May 8, to ensure steady economic benefits and provide a legal framework for the khat trade.

Protests over the war in Gaza have taken hold at a handful of elite US universities as officials scramble to defuse demonstrations.

See the word ‘musician’ on a resume and you might not immediately think ‘stellar employee’ or ‘exceptional leader’. Perhaps the word evokes the image of a rock star in trouble for chucking a television out of a hotel room window. Or else someone...

ONE THOUSAND five hundred volunteers are expected to participate in the Great Mangrove Cleanup slated for Saturday, along Kingston Harbour. The initiative is organised by the Kingston Harbour Cleanup Project (KHCP), in collaboration with the...

WESTERN BUREAU: Motorists in St James are expressing concern about the traffic lights at the Westgate intersection in Montego Bay being non-functioning for over a year, despite assurance from the local authorities that the delay in rectifying the...

ON SATURDAY, April 27, and Sunday, April 28, the showgrounds of the Jamaica Horticultural Society, located at the corner of Gibson Drive and Gibson Close in Hope Pastures, St Andrew, will be as busy as a bee searching for nectar at this calendar...

As stakeholders in the tourism sector, especially those in Negril, continue to worry if they will soon have a return of adequate water supply in time for the upcoming Memorial Day holiday in May, Matthew Samuda has reassured that plans are being...

Love Island star Liberty Poole has shown her support for Declan Rice's girlfriend Lauren Fryer after the WAG received a barrage of abuse online.

[DW] It is the latest tragedy on a route that has become popular among thousands of migrants trying to reach Gulf countries from the Horn of Africa.

[New Zimbabwe] The government has revealed that over 6 148 have been arrested in the past four months for supplying and using drugs and substances as it intensifies its response to the scourge.

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Moving object was 'bigger than a Sasquatch but smaller than Ogopogo,' B.C. man says.

Ce 23 avril 2024, le Ministre de la Communication et des Médias a rencontré l'Union des Femmes de la Presse (UFEP), une association regroupant les femmes professionnelles des domaines de la communication et des médias. Cette réunion visait à présenter la plateforme à l'autorité de tutelle, à faire le point sur leurs activités et leurs perspectives, tout en sollicitant un soutien du ministère. L'objectif de l'UFEP est de promouvoir la parité, de défendre les droits des femmes et (...) - COMMUNICATION