UK in dire straits after finance minister’s tears rattle markets
Markets are keeping a close eye on political developments in the U.K. after Finance Minister Rachel Reeves was seen crying on Wednesday.
Month: July 2025
Rescue search underway after ferry sinks off coast of Bali with more than 60 people onboard
Rescuers have launched a search operation after a ferry carrying over 60 people sank off the coast of Bali on Wednesday (2 July).
‘So deranged’: ‘Cannibal started to eat himself’ on deportation flight, says DHS chief Kristi Noem; defends Alligator Alcatraz
Kristi Noem spoke about an incident. Federal agents apprehended an unauthorised immigrant. The immigrant allegedly consumed his own arms. This happened during a deportation flight. Noem shared this during a visit with President Trump. The visit was to …
Global Antarctic Research Declines Amid Growing Climate Crisis
Ice loss in Antarctica and its impact on the planet – sea level rise, changes to ocean currents and disturbance of wildlife and food webs – has been in the news a lot lately.
Surge in LNK File Weaponization by 50%, Fueling Four Major Malware Types
The weaponization of Windows shortcut (LNK) files for malware distribution has increased by an astounding 50%, according to telemetry data, with dangerous samples rising from 21,098 in 2023 to 68,392 in 2024. These LNK files, typically used as virtual …
Russian army meltdown as Ukraine ‘kills two senior commanders’ in huge blow to Putin
Storm Shadow missiles were fired towards Donetsk, Crimea and the Rostov region in Russia in a massive attack.
Federal government throws support behind LNP’s controversial new Olympic Games venue at Brisbane’s Victoria Park
Commonwealth commits $3.4bn to Games infrastructure including 63,000-seat stadium that will serve as future home of AFL and cricketFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe fede…
Idaho student murders: The key evidence that helped catch Bryan Kohberger and the mysteries that remain
Some of that evidence may have come out at trial
Saudi Arabia sees fastest job growth in 14 years as wage costs surge, PMI shows
Saudi Arabia’s private sector is experiencing a hiring surge, reaching levels unseen since May 2011, fueled by rising demand and new projects. This expansion in non-oil sectors has led to increased wage and input costs, impacting overall pricing. Despi…
Russia is stoking fears of its own collapse to stop the West pushing back
Moscow is exaggerating the risk of civil war and nuclear chaos to deter Western support for Ukraine – and it’s working, experts warn, as the US halts key weapons shipments.