The families of those missing after three years of political unrest in Sudan are to meet government officials to discuss how to bury more than 3,000 unclaimed bodies in the country’s mortuaries. Last week, the government announced plans to dig… Read More »Sudan accused of trying to ‘bury the truth’ with mass graves for protesters
China recorded its highest temperatures and one of its lowest levels of rainfall in 61 years during a two-month summer heatwave that caused forest fires, damaged crops and hit power supplies, the national meteorological agency said. The average national temperature… Read More »China reports ‘most severe’ heatwave and lowest rainfall on record
Hong Kong CNN — Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia had not lost anything as a result of its ongoing military actions in Ukraine. Speaking at an economic forum in the far eastern city of Vladivostok, Putin… Read More »China’s number three leader to meet Putin in most senior face-to-face since Ukraine invasion, Russian state media says
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US technology firms that receive government funding will be banned from building “advanced technology facilities” in China for a decade, the Biden administration has announced, as it outlined plans to increase domestic production of semiconductors. The requirements come under the… Read More »US bans ‘advanced tech’ firms from building facilities in China for a decade
The Albanese government has axed a controversial $18m grant to a leadership foundation that the governor general, David Hurley, personally lobbied the Morrison government to back. The decision late on Wednesday follows senior government officials suggesting the Australian Future Leaders… Read More »Labor cancels $18m grant to controversial foundation backed by governor general
Grassroots Northern Territory Labor members passed a string of motions on the weekend calling for a ban on fracking in the Beetaloo Basin and an end to gas industry subsidies, putting themselves at odds with both the territory and federal… Read More »NT Labor members at odds with government after call to ban fracking in Beetaloo Basin
The Albanese government has welcomed the AFL’s historic broadcast deal with Seven and Foxtel and noted it won’t reduce the number of free-to-air games, while still reiterating concerns about popular sports being locked behind paywalls. In a statement on Wednesday,… Read More »Labor welcomes AFL deal with Seven and Foxtel but says it will scrutinise anti-siphoning sports laws
CNN — Every year, September 7 in Brazil is a day of colorful parades, military demonstrations and national pride, as the country celebrates gaining its independence from colonial Portugal. But as Brazil heads toward presidential elections next month, President Jair… Read More »As Brazil’s military rolls out the tanks for Independence Day, Bolsonaro tells fans to ‘make a stand’
A massive rain band moving across the country towards the east coast is threatening to bring severe thunderstorms, flash flooding and gusty winds in the coming days. Inland Queensland and northern New South Wales were expected to be hardest hit… Read More »Massive rain band to bring more storms, flooding and windy weather to Australia’s east coast