On this edition of Access Asia, we find out why anger is brewing in South Korea after the country’s national team was eliminated from the World Cup. We also ask our Sports Editor why China hasn’t managed to make it to football’s top tier despite massi…
Texas just made it mandatory for all public schools to teach the Bible. Your district could be next
The Lone Star State now requires that Bible stories be taught from kindergarten through to the final year of high school. It could have national implications, Alex Hannaford reports
Horror moment train ploughs into car on level crossing & rams it down track leaving two teens, 19 & 16, seriously hurt
THIS is the horrifying moment a train hit a car at a level crossing – leaving two teenagers seriously injured. The vehicle was struck and pushed along the track after entering the crossing while red signals flashed. Shocking CCTV footage shows the 19-y…
Russia reportedly mapped NATO air defence gaps in drone campaign
An IISS report documents 144 incidents across 13 countries over 15 months, including flights over nuclear sites.
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Tourists mark milestone anniversary of Alpine rail route seen in James Bond film
The steam trains now operate exclusively as a tourist attraction in the summer.
Sinokor breaks into Middle East Gulf as litany of vessels finds post-war work
Shuttle service is crystallising, while other VLCCs head north towards Iraq
Insider reveals the moment Trump decided he wanted to make over DC in his own vision
What Trump saw in the summer of 2023 was the beginning of his ‘new fixation,’ according to insiders
Bus Plunges 70 Feet Into a Ravine in Pakistan, Killing 40
The overloaded bus was carrying 48 passengers on a notoriously hazardous highway linking two provincial capitals.
A river straightened in the 1800s has been ‘re-wiggled’ after more than 100 years. Now wildlife may return
England’s River Kemp, straightened over a century ago, is finally flowing naturally again after an 18-month restoration. This project, involving engineers, conservationists, and farmers, has reconnected the river to its original “Walcot Wiggle” route….
Why the Royal Navy keeps going back to the High North
A carrier strike group is flying jets in Arctic waters while commandos train in Norway. Here’s why.
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