‘A very sad story’: After 107 years, seven Australians can finally rest in peace
It was an unmitigated diaster, the most deadly 24 hours in Australian military history. Now seven of those killed have had their identity restored.
Day: July 20, 2023
Protesters in Iraq storm Swedish Embassy amid uproar over planned Qur’an burning in Stockholm
Protesters angered by the burning of a copy of the Qur’an stormed the Swedish Embassy in Baghdad early Thursday, breaking into the compound and lighting a small fire.
The Pentagon is the wrong agency to lead the new U.S. deterrence strategy
If integrated defense is to succeed, the hammer must not be the tool of first resort.
Explained: From China To US – How El Nino Is Driving Extreme Weather
Countries around the world from China to the United States are battling heatwaves, with the onset of the climate phenonenon El Nino helping push temperatures higher.
‘Failure is not an option’: Dreyfus optimistic Voice referendum will overcome opposition
Speaking in Canada – where Justin Trudeau has tied his legacy to improving the lives of Indigenous people – Dreyfus hit out at the No campaign, accusing it of stoking fear.
New Zealand shooting: gunman kills two in Auckland hours before World Cup opening
New Zealand police say shooter had history of family violence, adding there is no reason World Cup opening match shouldn’t go aheadTwo people have been killed and six injured after a shooting in Auckland city centre on Thursday morning, hours before th…
Black lawmakers say Alabama GOP’s proposed new congressional map insults the Supreme Court
Facing an order to draw new congressional district lines, Alabama Republicans have advanced proposals that boost the percentage of Black voters in a district
“He Died Inches Away From Water”: US Heatwave Lethal For Homeless
Phoenix, like much of the US southwest, is surrounded by desert, and its 1.6 million residents are used to brutal summer temperatures.